I agree with rekn - if you need your mother's permission then you must be too young and/or too immature to go. Moving in with someone is a very big step. The money, the emotions, and so much more. Good luck.
2006-06-08 11:54:50
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answered by Toni 3
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In none of your questions do you say how old you are.
You ask the age of marriage in LasVegas and also in Utah. But still you don't say how old you are.
How can we give an informed, intelligent answer to your questions when you leave out this crucial information?
What if you're 15 or 16?
That would change the whole dynamic of your questions... especially this one.
If you're still a minor, then NO your mother should NOT let you move to another state with your boyfriend!
Why would you want to move away from your family with a boy that you aren't even married to? It all sounds romantic, but once you get to Utah, the reality of what you've done is going to sink in. You're going to go there to play house! All the benefits of marriage without any strings.
And you really think that living with his family is a good idea? There's nothing like sharing a bedroom with your boyfriend in HIS parent's house!!! That's special!
And what does "until we get our own place" mean? How long will that take?
See, I told you it was hard to give a good answer.
2006-06-08 18:58:51
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answered by ezkiss 3
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How old are you?
How independent are you?
How matured is your boyfriend?
How long have you guys been together?
I think she will let you as soon as she realises that she has answers for these questions.
It does not matter what you think about these questions, because you DO NOT have the experience that age brings you.
I feel your mom is just been reasonable and is looking out for you. Thats all.
Living alone needs a lot of grit, Trust me, I came out of my home because I loved a girl next door, And it wasnt easy. I was literally off on the streets and had so little to eat, you cannot possibly believe it !!
Try convincing your parents that you are capable and can live on your own. Try getting your own job. And get things that you can call yours.
Forgive me for saying this but 'Dont be stupid, what you experience when you are alone are scary and not a bed of Roses'
Think real good before you do anything.
2006-06-08 19:02:21
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answered by stillfreezing 3
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For starters your age would have a lot to do with it. Not just that but the mentality behind it. She is not going to let you go chasing rainbows if you are never going to see the gold at the end. And what I mean when I say that is that sometimes people are much too eager to jump into what feels right when truth is it is only going to hurt them and any possible career they may have in their future. So you really have to see if you and your boyfriend see eye to eye on everything you both want to achieve and if you are both in it for the long run and for each other. If you guys come to terms with all that, explain that to your mom and that might help her ease her worries a lot and she can put forth the serious considerations into letting you choose whats best for you.
2006-06-08 18:56:41
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answered by s 2
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It depends on how old you both are. What would you do in Utah, are you in school?
If you are still a minor, I would say no, your mother shouldn't let you move with your boyfriend.
What if you break up?
Sometimes it's hard to let go, but you are young and need to experience life before you get involved in that much of a commitment.
2006-06-08 18:54:57
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answered by keri gee 6
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you have to ask your self this
are you old enough
have you been out with him long enough to make a big move like that
do ye love each other
if u love each other and thing it could really work should go for it as if you don't u might regret it for the rest of your life
2006-06-08 18:59:18
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answered by ryan22ie 1
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If you are asking this question , you might just be under age to go without her permission, If you stay behind and remain as you are bf / gf... the relationship will grow more.....or you might find that the other fish in the sea was the true ones you should wait for . P.S. ITS SPELLED UTAH .
2006-06-08 18:58:27
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answered by jacks_girl618 2
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NO. I think your mom is perfectly right not to let you go. If he was your husband, then I don't see how she could stop you, but I don't agree with moving out with anybody but yourself until you are married. (unless you move out with a friend). That's my opinion. Think about it before you do something you might regret, that's my advice to you.
2006-06-08 18:55:26
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answered by irish_lass123 2
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You ever lived on your own before? Need to get a job that pays enough for rent, or they kick you out. need to make enough to pay for electricity, or they turn it off, need to make enough money to put food on your table ,your you'll go hungry, need to make enough to put gas in your car to get to work, or you'll get fired. If you get fired you'll need to find a new job quickly or all of the above will apply very quickly and you'll be going back home anyway.
sounds to me that if you need to ask, you need to stay at home.
2006-06-08 19:01:51
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answered by kcracer1 5
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live with his MOM? are you insane? uh hello. make the BF get you a apt or house but I warn you. do not move in with the soon to be mother in law. been there did that.
2006-06-08 18:54:08
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answered by Anonymous
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