Decide Whether to Move City for a Relationship

Moving cities for someone means leaving the job, the friends and the life you built. This prompt starts with the foundation: how long you have been together, how much real time you have shared in one place, and how confident you genuinely are. From there it weighs what you gain against what you give up, without romanticising either.

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You are considering relocating to a different city to be with a partner. The relationship is serious but the move involves leaving your job, your social network, and the life you have built.
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**Step 1: Assess the relationship foundation**
How long have you been together, how much time have you spent in the same location, and how confident are you in the long-term viability of the relationship?

**Step 2: Assess the practical costs of moving**
Consider: career impact, financial cost, social cost, and the reversibility of the move if the relationship does not work out.

**Step 3: Explore alternatives to a full move**
Could a trial period, a temporary arrangement, or a phased relocation reduce the risk while still progressing the relationship?

**Step 4: Make a recommendation**
Move now / Trial period first / Do not move yet, with the most important reason.
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- A relationship foundation assessment
- A practical costs summary
- A recommendation with the key reason
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