Resolves YES if, on the 5 year anniversary of our wedding, we've been together more or less continuously.
Resolves NO if we end up not getting married for whatever reason, or if we separate for a significant amount of time (eg 3+ months) after getting married.
Some context for base rates:
We met in Aug 2022, officially started dating in Oct, moved in together Jan 2023, and got engaged in Mar. Planning for a wedding in July or Aug.
I'm 28 and have a master's; she's 20, on leave from college
We currently work together building manifund.org
My parents are still together; hers are divorced
We intend to have kids, plural
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