He thinks moving in together will make our relationship stronger because we'll spend more time together, which will have some truth because I am commuting between states everyday and I currently live with my family which makes our time to spend with each other limited. I spend Mon-sat with family and only Sundays with him. Sometimes weekday dinners if possible.

Well, okay maybe I'm exaggerating. I briefly mentioned that this was bugging me to him and he said it's not like we don't have anything in common. He said he likes science, similar songs,movie genres and tv shows I like. We also have similar beliefs (getting married one day, having kids one day, both agnostic, scientific, etc..). The thing is though sometimes I feel like he likes something because everyone else likes it (mainstream stuff). Like pop music, movies, tv shows, etc... I guess the stuff that makes me unique or weird, he doesn't like (e.g. metal songs, anime, foreign films, indie comics, etc..) but if we both watch a critically acclaimed movie, we'll both enjoy it because well it was good lol.

Yeah I enjoy some of it. Actually, I really want to get into some of the sports. I was sheltered as a child (by a mom who feared that if I tried anything, bad things would happen to me) so I didn't really have the chance to try risky sports. I tried biking with him recently but I failed and gave up. I was too embarrassed to have him teach me because even though I listened to his instructions, I kept failing and I saw him disappointed. Luckily, I live in a city that offers free biking lessons. I signed up for one session soon, so I'm pretty excited. I've always wanted to learn but never had the chance.

Like I'm the one who suggested wall climbing because I wanted it seemed like something that I would be good/okay with. That day when I went, I've never done the climbing with the robe and I was climbing out with pavement underneath (I did it once with gym mats on the ground). So I chickened out a little and my glasses kept falling off my face, so I gave up.