20 strange habits people discovered after moving in with their significant others: 'He would bite his nails and drop the little pieces all over the apartment!'

When you move in with your partner, all their quirks and eccentricities come out. Perhaps they've been hiding that they like to trim their toenails on the couch without cleaning up the remains afterward. Perhaps they've been hiding their inability to clean dishes or their tendency to fold and put away wet towels. 

All of these strange habits are included in the screenshots below, which were compiled from the following Redditors who boldly shared their stories of what happened after moving in with their significant others. Look, when that big step occurs in a relationship, its importance cannot be underestimated. You start seeing your partner in a whole new way once you're sharing space like that. Perhaps you're noticing more flaws and fighting about the most insignificant garbage. Or perhaps your newfound concerns are completely valid and you can tell the relationship will not last. Or perhaps you're lucky and you're even more convinced that it's a match. If that last scenario is you, congratulations! You are among a rare group of individuals. 

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