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HeadNuts
Posts: 145 - Karma: 16
if your parents suck then move out, it worked for me, how about u
Oct 17 2006 12:01AM
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InfernoHits
Posts: 4755 - Karma: 192
I wish I had the means to move out. I'm dependent on money right now. But I like them too, just I wanna be independent
Oct 17 2006 12:06AM
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j.bird
Posts: 6680 - Karma: 15
yeah, I love living alone. It's so chill, and the payoff for the little bit of extra responsibilities is totaly worth it.
Oct 17 2006 12:07AM
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ski_cartel
Posts: 6598 - Karma: 18
yea i dont have the means to move out, or the want to do it right now
Oct 17 2006 12:27AM
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Itsbackfliptime
Posts: 18901 - Karma: 75
I went away to college. Its almost like moving out but they still pay for everything.
Oct 17 2006 12:29AM
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j.bird
Posts: 6680 - Karma: 15
Exactly, haha.
Oct 17 2006 12:39AM
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andres3000
Posts: 911 - Karma: 9
i cant wait to not have to worry about curfews and everything like that. i know you have to be more responsible but i think when your on your own you do it a lot better
Oct 17 2006 12:41AM
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mkotten
Posts: 290 - Karma: 19
how old are you cuz i don't exactly have the resourcces to just leave my parents. For the what seems like a lot but is really not that much i get a bunch of my shit paid for and i don't have to worry about money at all
Oct 17 2006 2:15AM
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InfernoHits
Posts: 4755 - Karma: 192
well I have my own apartment and a roomate and a dog. But its off campus housing. SO for 9 months of the year I am "moved" out but for the summer I live at home. But I'm dependent on their money right now
Oct 17 2006 10:04AM
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Mod
Posts: 3179 - Karma: 11
I wish I could move out, my house is so small everywhere I turn I run into my dad and he has a dick up his ass all the time so I usually hear some bullshit rant from him
Oct 17 2006 10:08AM
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the_hawk_of_europe
Posts: 510 - Karma: 51
the only bad thing is that you have to wash your cloth yourself and vacuum clean and everything this sux
Oct 17 2006 10:14AM
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Mr.Bishop
Posts: 22708 - Karma: 76,635
Moving out is the greatest thing a person can ever do. 

Fact of the matter is that yes, it is hard as shit to live on your own.  You gotta buy food, wash dishes, clean the bathroom, mop the floors... all that shit your parents did for you and you never apprecieated. 

Plus paying rent is retarded... its so much money every month.

This is why everyone still bitches so much about ski companies who try to make money... they haven't had to fend for themselves yet. 

When the time comes, you gotta man up and go support yourself.   Its the greatest freedom in the world, and the hardest thing you will ever do. 

But really, do you want to be 27 and living at home?

  

Oct 17 2006 10:50AM
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sopher
Posts: 760 - Karma: 15
i didn't move out because of this, but my brother and i had a terrible relationship. we were so evil to each other, doing mean things, we even got physical a couple times (which is scary cuz he is much bigger tham me!) and said really hurtful things to each other, but the moment i moved out, our relationship completley changed, he was even sad when i left, and now we hang out a lot and we're super close. so yes, moving out really is the best thing in the world.
Oct 17 2006 11:23AM
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yelsel
Posts: 12967 - Karma: 3,451
Soooo true. Moving out is the hardest thing you could possibly do but it's also the most rewarding. For one, you really find out who you truly are and how well you handle situations. The responsibilities are absolutely ridiculous but its something that needs to be done. Granted I struggle every freakin month and basically live check to check. But in that regard, it makes you appreciate the little things that you normally wouldnt. Like buying your own pair of skis, a new car, the insurance on the car....the list goes on and on.
Oct 17 2006 11:48AM
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