That's not a weird question at all. Cohabitation is a big deal. It can bring out the best and worst in a relationship. This is a serious decision, and far too many people make it flippantly. Believe me, the last time I lived with a girlfriend, it ended the way the Vietnam ended, with me hanging off the skids of a helicopter.

The two of you are going to learn a whole bunch of things about each other. But hey, you both signed up for this.

I think it is totally appropriate and normal to be nervous. It's kind of cute. You want to be the best you can for your man, and I'll bet he wants to be the best man he can for his woman. But one day, you're going to discover he likes to clip his toenails in bed. Or thinks that beer cans magically dispose of themselves. Or you'll discover Cheez Whiz fingerprints on the wall. Be patient, don't nag, and make sure you are talking with him, not at him. Don't be a nag. That's the surest way he won't turn into an eye rolling teenage dorkoid. I would set ground rules from the get-go. Unsexy, maybe, but it's preemptive damage control. Divide up chores, talk about bills, and coordinate schedules. Not everyone gets up at the crack of dawn. Also: groceries. We all have busy lives. I've found that shopping together is a fun form of cohabitation relationship maintenance. You're out. Talking. Buying delicious noms.

I'm fairly sure he knows ladies poop (albeit, marshmallows.) I'm also confidant that he must have strong feelings for you. Dude is moving in. Most men, myself included, think a woman is at her most beautiful in the morning. That's not a line. Seriously. If you're a guy waking up next to your girlfriend or wife, your day gets two sunrises.

Oh, and love is acting like your significant other's morning breath doesn't smell like dragon puke long enough to get up and brush your own teeth.