Is it good in a relationship, if your boyfriend will soon to be one of your neighbors? I have a boyfriend of 5 yrs, next week i will be moving in apt. near to them. Its not my idea to move near to my bf area it so happen that i ask one of my auntie to look an apt for me then she find a cheaper apt but good. But unfortunaltly like what i have mentioned it was near to my bf. I'm afraid that because of constant seeing each other now since where neighbor and i need to pass on their street he wouldn't miss me anymore.Since im not locked on the lease im planning to move out there after 2 months. I'm afraid that our relationship would turn into boredom because of constant seeing each other. any advice would highly appreciated. thanks a lot!

Oh wow this is something different to all the questions that I have seen here. but since I'm here already I guess I'll tell you my opinion. relationships are based on a lot of things and all of them must be present in order for it to work. you have to have the same goals in addition to that, it would be nice if you both like the same things. but also do you have to be a hundred percent into it. for example, money should not be an issue, if you ask for half of his money for something you want, he should not hesitate to give it to you, if he does then that means that things might not work out in the future same goes for you side. Love wears out soon after moving in together and routine starts then friendship has to kick in, and if you two are not good enough friends then it's not gmoing to work

perhaps you have not shared your relationship status with your friends in your privacy settings

If you don't trust your boyfriend I suggest you find someone else. Relationships are built on trust. If you don't have any you do not have a good relationship.

Go to your privacy settings and remove him from your blocked list. Then go add as a friend and then in personal settings, change your relationship status to In a relationship with___

The fighting is rooted in much larger, very different issues. Those issues might be enough to end the relationship, and neither of you wants to being it up because you know the result. Whatever the case, you have two options:
1) Dig deep in a conversation and address those deep seated issues.
2) Breakup.