At what age did you move out of your parents house?!
Question: The first time I moved out I was 23, I had to move back home cause My roomate who owned the house ended up selling it. I coulnt afford to live on my own. I moved out again when I was (dont laugh) 34 when I got married. I never had a job that paid enough to get me out of the house, sorry to say.
Answers: The first time I moved out I was 23, I had to move back home cause My roomate who owned the house ended up selling it. I coulnt afford to live on my own. I moved out again when I was (dont laugh) 34 when I got married. I never had a job that paid enough to get me out of the house, sorry to say.
18, but they helped support me through college, I just didn't live at home again.
20
21 or 22 I believe
As soon as I was 17, the youngest you can in this country without their permission.
14, I didn't really move out, they threw me out. So I got a job after school and moved in with some 18 year olds in a big house and partied for the next 4 years till I graduated high school and shacked up with my girlfriend in a little apartment of our own.
23
18. Went to college (which I paid for myself) and then got an apartment (which I paid for myself) and don't think I could EVER go back.
When I got married at 22.
18
never
16 I got married
I was 20.
Age 18 when I went away to college.
i bet the first person still lives in their parent's basement and has no job and weighs 400 lbs.
either that or they are a teeny bopper... you'll grow up one day
looks like they are an attention hoe, too "message me, tell me if you agree with me"
I was 15. I moved out on my own when I was 17.
20. It was time.
18 but I came back for a few months with my oldest son when my ex husband and I split up
Almost 22, when I married
About two months after my 18th birthday. And thankfully I've never had to move back in. Yet. lol
move...out?
im 17 and i still live with my parents.
17. Went to college. (I graduated HS early.)
I also graduated from high school a year early and moved out when I was 17.
15.
I graduated High School a year (well, 6 months) LATE because I had to pick and choose between going to class or eating for a year. I ended up getting a medical leave to go back. And this was after doing college every summer from Freshman year.
17 & Never looked back !!!! That's 30 years ago this year....
We have a son in collage ,nice home a semi successfull biz .....Married 27 yrs this Aug.
Did things my way & still do
19
15/16
16
I got married and began life on my own with my husband. I've been on my own ever since (I'm now 42).
My parents prepared me well to be on my own. They taught me how to budget money for rent, savings, utilities, food, car expenses, etc. They taught me how to be independent and I've never needed to ask them for help---in fact, I've been able to help my parents. They taught me that I alone was responsible for what my life turns out to be.