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Technically, 18 when I went to school. That is only for about three quarters of the year, with holiday breaks. So, I am not technically moved out totally. I still live at home in the summer and school breaks.
I have a ways to go until I get my degree and then my masters, which is pretty much required to have a decent wage in the state I live as a teacher. I may be able to start teaching at a lower wage and go to school locally while I get my post degree.
Earliest move out will be about 22-23.
I was 16 1/2 I already had a job at nights because when I got my license I wanted to have a car
It didn't quite work out like that but almost probably just about another 6 months after I turned 17 I had a car and my license and was getting ready to graduate so everything worked out pretty good
Except for everything that I thought I knew I realized that I didn't so I had to grow up fast
But I would not change one thing I would do it the same way
Boys should be kicked out of the nest sooner. This entire ideology of make the world more comfortable is keeping people soft. It's a parents job to teach their children how to survive. Too many parents let their kids suck Mommy's nipple for far to long.
lol you have a point.
Sucking the nipple can also the difference between buying gold bars and stocks at 30 compared to throwing it all away on 2000 a month rent
@foxsquirrell @Ariesman81Nshiiit
Pretty late. My parents should have thrown me out long before but I think they secretly liked having me around.
You are right.
Historically multi generational home was normal. In the United States of America had a unique time period of growth where land grabbing and spread the fuck out had monumental wealth benefits. That time is about over.
i dont understand why some parents want their kids out by 18. the average 18 year old still has nothing. its toxic af. and with inflation and stagnant wages, its even harder nowadays to be independent
I get that it's much harder now. Living with your parents isn't ideal for personal growth.
Whenever they are financially capable
Good answer.
I never left. I stayed there because we were all very close and I inherited the house. Along with my brother and sister
So now the house belongs to you, your brother, and your sister?
I would have to explain in private message. If you ever have time sometime, let me know.
If you raised them right, they’ll be responsible and leave on their own
Parents? I only had a dad. I moved out with my student teacher three months before I turned 17. She was 23 and groomed me.
Never. I inherited the house at 19 when my dad passed.
18 for college 23 completely when I moved into a house with friends.
I was 17/18 for school and 21 while in college.
21. The moment I met my life partner.
17 to go to university. Never moved back in haha
I moved out when I was 22 years old
I was 19
4 years old 😇
18 to go to college
Thirty-seven.
Sixteen.