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How to ask my parents if my girlfriend can move in?

my girlfriend wants to move in with me because her dad is very strict, she’s 18 but can only see me during the weekends becasue is the only day her dad is home, so she’s not allow to go anywere, I still live with my parents, and we were thinking about moving out of the state in 4 months, and when she say she wanted to move with us they were fine about it, but she wants to move in with me now so I dont know how to ask them about it? help

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Answer #1

You mean to ask your parents about it… just ask them be like her dad is really mean to her and never lets her do anything and me and her was wondering if like she can move in… maybe ask them when you and her are there have like a little meeting or something. Have her tell your parent what she would do like help with cleaning or something? Tell them a lot of positive things. goodluck!

Answer #2

You should just talk to them. It wouldnt hurt to ask. All they can do is say no. Let them know how you feel. Taking in another person is a big deal, and extra money. Be respectful that it will mean extra work for them.

If you are mature and open with them, they will listen to what you have to say.

Answer #3

just tlk 2 her about say “my parents are cool w/ you moving in when we move but do you think you can wait a lil longer 2 move in???” and see what she says and that’s about all I can say…sry 4 not giving you much help :-(

Answer #4

well it just depends hwo much you love her and if you do so enough I think that your parents should understand but there are responsibility such as food and clothign and u knwo those things

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