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Have you not talked about it in the 6 years you've been together? If not then maybe it's not all his fault.
Time to leave his side. He's arrogant and selfish to say something like that, and either he needs to grow up and figure this out, or you need to leave him. Go over the benefits of marriage with him; housing, hospital visitation, adoption, insurance, the works. There are about 2,500 rights and benefits that come with that piece of paper. And he's decided to deny you that? No. Sorry...but you may have wasted 6 years of your life. FYL. :(
Mostly agree, but don't ignore possible liabilities: How much debt does each have, what kinds, and under what terms? Especially look at US student loan debt and terms (sorry to say, sometimes draconian terms).
wedding is overrated ... even useless. love does not need a paper
Stop giving free milk...
As in, why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free. My mum always said it to me.
6 years seems pretty committed. That's not good enough? You should be together because you love each other not because a piece of paper says your f$?cked if he leaves you
He's been Mr. Right, but if your goals for the future are very different, he's Mr. Not Right Anymore. Stay with him ONLY if your goals will be met, as well.
I don't understand why everybody here is saying dump him. If I understand it correctly he likes you and wants to be with you, right?. You can propose him. In today's day and age I don't see why women should wait for a man to propose, its not 60s. At least it will clarify whether he is in this for the long haul or he has taken you for granted and died not want to work on what's important to you.
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Leave him, just to prove him wrong.
Some people just take things for granted. Good luck, OP