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pridkett t1_ixkq194 wrote

Don’t try to “split the difference”. Find a location that works good to great for one of you and make it so only one person has pain. Pain from commuting is non-linear with time (i.e. the pain increase from a 2->3 hour commute is less than a 1->2 hour commute). This will allow at least one of you to have more of a semblance of a normal life.

It’s going to suck, a lot, but it can work. I’ve done this for most of the time I’ve lived in CT - with jobs up and down the eastern seaboard, but I’ve never had an employer in CT or RI.

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LP566 t1_ixntfy7 wrote

Yes to this concept. Have fam with similar situation in Socal. They chose to live near her work bc housing more affordable, and he suffers the commute. At least now it is not daily. It was when they started.

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