I think it's a little early for you. And living with someone is quite different than you imagine. You have to be ready for things like paying bills, cooking, cleaning, doing laundry, taking care of the other person when he's sick ... so a bunch of mundane things that sometimes make life miserable. I don't know if you live alone or with yours, but just as you lived / live with yours and you argue about who will wash the dishes or throw away the garbage, so it will be if you live with your girlfriend. You must be fully convinced that you love this woman and the fact that you will see her in any situation, sick, healthy, sour, angry, etc., and that together you will take care of the household will not spoil your relationship. That's why it's probably better to get to know each other better first so that there are no unnecessary arguments about nonsense. It's not that even when you get to know each other, you won't argue about anything ...
1 roellywinklaar answered
If you feel more like a friend and since you have no topics to talk about except for work, why do you even consider offering her to live together? I do not see anything that makes it worthwhile to offer such a thing. Serious cohabitation is a big and serious step, but it requires dedication for both partners to want it. You don't think you're for it. I don't even see why you're "together"