Why You Need To Live Together Before Marriage

We Met At Acme

Dear Media, Lindsey Metselaar

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

4.2 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2023

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

On today’s solo episode, I discuss all things living together. I talk about splitting expenses, when the time is right to take the leap, rules you should have for a cohesive environment, how to greet your partner, carving out your alone time, creating good juju, masturbating, bathroom etiquette, and more.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a deer media production.
0:06.5	Hey guys, welcome back to We Met an Act Me. I am so excited for today's solo episode.
0:13.0	I'm pretty shocked that we haven't done a solo on moving in together before. I mean, we did do
0:18.9	a solo on we. I did a solo on how sex changes when you move in together, which I'm going to not
0:26.1	really address in this episode because that episode covers all of it. So I do think that you
0:30.9	should go back and listen to that one. This one is just on moving in together. Why it's important
0:39.2	when you should do it, how you should split things, mine and my husband specific, kind of like
0:46.0	rules and guidelines for our household that maybe and hopefully will help you. And I was overwhelmed
0:54.0	with the amount of questions that came in on moving in together. More questions than ever before
1:00.7	when I've asked for questions about an episode. And so it just showed me that we really need to
1:07.2	talk about this subject. And also it showed me that you guys are like growing with me. And I feel
1:15.9	like most of our listeners are closer to 30, closer to an age where you're living with a partner,
1:23.1	which I would say usually is like 25 plus. So it's good to get like a gauge on, oh, there's a bug
1:29.3	in here, disgusting. It's good to get a gauge on kind of like how old everyone is right now because
1:36.4	I have the Instagram statistics, but still like I don't always know what stage of life everyone is
1:44.1	in. So this is really, really helpful. I just want to recap a little bit. I first of all, if you
1:50.4	haven't listened to last week's episode with Aaron and Sarah Foster, it was awesome. I kind of felt
1:55.4	like I was a mute because I just wanted them to banter with each other, but it's okay because
2:02.9	everything they said is interesting. I think it was a good one. So if you missed it, definitely
2:07.2	listen to it. Also reminding you that our live show is coming up in at the end of July, which is
2:14.1	kind of soon. And we have shows in DC, Boston, New York, and Nashville. So if you haven't gotten
2:22.3	a ticket for that, you can go to wemit.com slash events. That's going to be really fun. So I hope
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