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Lisa from AZ. asks:

Dear Stormi,

My boyfriend and I have been living together for about 2 years. When we first met I knew that he was a musician (a drummer) but he had a steady job at the time working for his family. I really fell hard for him. It wasn't long before he moved in with me. He played in bands off and on throughout the time we've been together but never found a job he really liked...until now. He heard about a job in Nashville and decided to check it out. I am sorry to say that he has decided to stay there indefinitely. Although he has been unemployed here for the last 3 months, leaving me to support him and pay his truck payment and all the bills while he searches for a paying band job, I don't want to see him leave. I can't leave to go be with him because I have children here who need to be near their father while they are growing up but I don't want this relationship to be over. He wants me to come out there and be with him as soon as possible. What should I do?

Dear Lisa:

Well all I can say is that to me family is the most important thing. Your children will grow up someday and perhaps resent you for taking them away from their father to chase dreams with a boyfriend who might or might not be the right guy for you. If he loves you he should understand and respect you for wanting to keep your children in a stable environment. He will probably chase his dreams for a while until it gets out of his system and he realizes that his drums won't keep him warm at night. I think men want love more that they let on.... Good luck to you.