One thing I am pretty certain of is that I will never move away from Colorado again. I'm here to stay.

The question is, How attached are you to your location where a relationship is concerned?

Before I moved to Annapolis, I would have said yes. Now? I wouldn't say no for sure, but it would take a lot for me to move.

I'd move anyplace, in a heartbeat, if there was any way to manage it.

But not for a relationship. Because I know that, five minutes after I get there, I'm gonna start hearing "I NEED A BAY-BEE!"

Sorry, I can't help with that one.

Then stop falling for women who want Bay-bees.

But you can move if u love that person.

My roots are planted real deep in Texas....My kids, grand kids & all my family live here.....

I might move but it would have to be within a hour or two at the max.....

I own my house therefore I'm not willing to sell it and be left with no place to go if it does not work out..Been without a home after my divorce it will not happen again....

I hate my country i want to travel out of this place to another country for a better scene. But do not have flight money.

See if that person, that claims he/she wants to be with you, is willing to move also. If he/she says no, then that should tell you something: dont move or you will be a "sucka" for moving!

I just think that love can be found nearby.

I'm not sure that's going to always be the case. I'd prefer not to move, but that doesn't mean I couldn't be serious about a relationship. People have all kinds of reasons for wanting to move, or not wanting to move.

I agree but Ive been taught that relationships are 50/50...meaning if we had feelings about moving in together in my/her home, then we would be ok with it. If she move here with me, I'm good and I would do the same for her! But we have different opinions, so Im just telling y'all about how I see it, thats all

There aren't any who don't....!!

i actually moved 4hours away to another city when i was married to my ex hubby
and that was a mistake
i came back 2weeks later and luckly the landlord was nice enough to let me move back in

my daughter wasent very happy for i took her out of pre school
for thinking that my stupid journey was going to be good


my ex hubby moved us into a trailer
and thinking there wouldnt be any problems
there was

we tried for 2weeks to get ahold of the landlord
to let him know there was no hot water
and nothing
we found out it was against the law to have no hotwater

so we said bag it. didnt pay the rent and moved back

That's not true.

Superhero88

Relationships are usually never 50/50.

A 50/50 relationship would be a total battleground unless the couple agreed on everything.

Compromise is the name of the game.

You are a babe in the woods.

I know. I'm using hyperbole for dramatic effect.

Even still, there aren't any who don't....!

I have and I probably would again if I didnt have children. Not because my last experience worked out(it was awful) but because I like to travel anyway and I am highly adaptable.

However, putting my children through such relocation over a man is much less likely to happen.

Anything short of Pittsburgh getting sucked into the center of the Earth, I don't ever see me moving anywhere for ANY reason.

I’m not overly attached to my location, but I am attached to the people living in and around my location. Would I relocate? Absolutely.

Would I move for a man?....He would have to pretty special for me to uproot my kids but I would definitely consider it. In saying that, I wouldn’t move without first having secured a job as I wouldn’t want to be totally reliant on him...and I definitely wouldn’t sell my house and potentially leave myself and my kids homeless.

nO....