A month of dating isn’t too soon to make it official, but it is contingent on how the two of you have been getting along in courtship.

Some people date and connect exceedingly quick, taking a relationship to the next level as a consequence.

When you have been consistent with seeing each other over the course of a month, making it official after a month of dating is congruent.

Communication that is consistent, coupled with frequent dates, within a fairly short period of time, is an indication you have covered a lot of ground.

The average couple in the early stages of dating takes months to cover that much ground.

It isn’t too far-fetched that two people who connect this quickly make it official after only a month of dating.

This being said, there is a caveat to this.

There are people who take this too far too soon, having gotten too enamored with their counterpart.

It shouldn’t feel like one person is forcing what they want on someone else.

This is where people fail.

They feel so strongly about their counterpart, they force a relationship after a month of dating.

It was a relationship that the other person wasn’t quite ready for.

They go along with it, wanting to appease you, or hoping to feel what you feel in due course.

This is the wrong approach and you have to be careful that you don’t fall into the trap of doing it.

It’s enticing to fall for your emotions and make moves that a counterpart isn’t ready for.

This leads to two outcomes.

You get them to follow through, or you lose them completely, as you were pushing too hard and wanted a relationship too prematurely.

With this in mind, thread carefully.

As long as you two are on the same page and have hit it off well, you have a case.

This is especially true if you have spent the last month seeing a lot of each other.

In this scenario, eschew getting into a relationship with an abundance of preconceived notions of how it is going to go.

Ensure that you continue getting to know this person while opening yourself up to them simultaneously, letting them learn about you.

The getting-to-know-you stage is not over simply because you have made it official.

I know that you believe you know this person absolutely, but that isn’t true.

There is more to learn about this person and you two have to be prepared to go through this process.

Some of what you learn will be appealing and some won’t.

No one is perfect after all, and you have to prepare yourself for these moments.

How you handle these moments determines whether there potential for longevity in your relationship.

Be cognizant of this.