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?19-21 imo
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nowadays this is irrelevant to move so early mb if your parents are so fucking rich
?when you are ready
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Don't force it.
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?When you can actually afford it.
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?Just this, nothing else matters.
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?You should have been kicked out at 16, stop being lazy and get off your ass and become homeless until can afford a 200 dollars a month apartment
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200 dollars a month?
it's not the 90s anymore old man
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Nah you can find an apartment for 200 dollars a month it’s just absolute shit but it’s better than nothing
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Go to some shit hole in the north of england and people will let you live out of their shed for that
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yeah but lets say i dont want to move across the country to live in some fucking village farmer's shed
what then
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Like I said go homeless
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ok let's rule out two options
-living in a shed
-living on the streets
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?-get a m8 that what's to do the same thing?
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so you and a friend are collectively paying for a $400/m apartment and both living there
might as well become gay because you won't have two bedrooms
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?just say no homo men
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what if i don't want to D:
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then kick him out and sell you 4ss?
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?hltv never fails to impress me
?I wonder how did you steal the phone to write that now while chilling on the garbage???
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the thing is when you are paying ￡200 pounds for rent you can afford a lot more with your money
really depends on the person and what their situation is imo. For instance, if you have the opportunity to live on your own while in college would you? You got your own crib but now you got a lot less money ea month. I'd say by 23-25 tops you should be out the hut and on your own.
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?Exactly what i did, finished my bachelors, got an ok job, saved up some money and then bought an apartment (of course with credit). Of course it was a bit later compared to most people, i was 23/24, but at least i didn't pay some fat fuck rent
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(if it werent for corona) would you be studying from home or living in dorms
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But youre 19 and stiill live with parents
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200IQ
?when you want it
?above 25-30 should be ideal, depends on every country
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Is it much different for a Brazilian?
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Damn.
?i left home very early due to family issues and learned the following
- you need a steady income. being on your own does force you to bring in more money, but the cost of living on your own is shocking, you have expenses you have never considered before.
- your castle won't clean itself, dishes will stay dirty in the morning, dust is a hassle, and don't even get me started with laundry and cooking..
- grocery shoppings are no longer a matter of chore, but of survival
- eventually, you'll miss having someone to share the burdain
- it's aweseome for personal character development
- there's no right age, moment, whatever, but there has to be will. better if you do it under someone's guidance, this will save you a lot of hassle.
- many years later, i realized that i skipped a lot of things i could've done with the money and time (like studying and partying more) i had when living with family, because i prioritized living on my own. time, becomes another expense.
good luck with your decision mate
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if you are student you should 100% try and find student roommates when you move out. It's pretty standard to do this in europe especially german speaking countries and is really nice imo
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it comes to your priorities then.. i left home when i was earning R$1200/month. approximately $700 were straight to rent and the rest was divided was for bills and other expenses.. i had a couch, a mattress, a 20' tube tv and a few kitchen appliances that i was gifted from friends/family and that's it. but this does make you review what you value, i can't describe the feeling when i payed my first bill on my own or when i had the money to buy my first kitchen table hahaha
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my direct family was the reason i left in the first place, the ones that helped me were older cousins and brother that had spare stove, some helped by lending me money for installments of a refrigerator, things like that.
there's still a cheaper alternative, that is to find a roommate. here in BR you have specialized sites for finding suitable roomates that shares rent. i lived for a bfrief period of time with 3 other dudes in a big ass apartment with pool, bathtub and several pricy things and actually payed less than living on my own in a 1 bedroom half livingroom/half kitchen apartment.. but you're not really alone and living with random people might be a huge pain in the ass
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it was in a countryside city where i grew up in SP and it was harsh indeed at first since i lost several luxuries i liked (such as internet and videogames, night out with the bros.. but only for a while) it was worth it for me. made me who i am today
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i'm living in sp capital now and if you want to live in the functional part of the city, it'll cost you a kidney a month indeed.. hehe thanks for reading it :D
?depends on your social position, whether you can afford living on your own, or your parents are willing to support you financially. I mostly live by myself since 18yo, they just visit me from time to time. I am also very lucky that my parents could afford anything, so yea, thats a big factor too.
?As soon as you can, sink or swim, it will build you stronger.
What are you going to learn when you never have a challenge?
?60 when parents die ?? ??
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Damn you’re right 200 IQ.
But I would sell the house, pocket the money and move to an apartment
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?lol
It all depends on if you can afford to live alone at the age of 18-19, do you have a job that pays enough for you to be able to live alone etc etc.
Most people at the age of 18-19 just got their first jobs after finishing school so they stay with their parents for 3-6 years so that they can grind and earn more money so they can finally afford to get a place. Everything have changed, i mean, look back at the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and even early 2000s, people could move out easily because apartments did not have overkill prices, you could find more rentable apartments etc.
My parents had their own place at the age of 20 back in the 80s.
A terraced house in London before they moved to another city in the 90s.
There is not a chance at all that a 20 year old in 2020 can afford a terraced house, everything is WAY more expensive. I mean, obviously some people have parents that got a LOT of money and will help them get a place, but thats not the reality of every young person
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Yes I agree with you here. I'm sorta lucky I have parents with really good jobs and I have a great relationship with them and I'm really close to them so they would most likely help out for the first bit. One of my cousins actually stayed with his parents until he was 26 I believe but that was because he was still looking for a job after his long university degree.
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?i moved out at 15 yo, just move out when u want
?approx. 9 months. then i moved out, well... had to move out.
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?Depends in the country u live in.. in israel u have to work so much time to actually afford to buy a crib and not rent, like 500k-600k usd
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not if you become a west bank settler
If you go don't go to college, 18-19.
If you go to college near you, after college, or when you are allowed to live on your own if you have enough money.
If you go to a college away from your house, when you are 18-19.
If you work for a company owned by your family, probs whenever you feel like it.
For me, I will move out probs 3rd year of college, otherwise I would have to live on campus, which is a waste of money. I'm not a bum though, I do many chores. Not doing any would be leaching tho imo.
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No specific age. Move out when it's feasible. That doesn't just mean your wealth either... That also means your maturity level.
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I find you become mature once you move out.
?My ex moved out at 16 to live and work in another state and has lived everywhere since then.
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?THX am 15 maybe i will move to
I want to move now even if my parents are great, i just want to live with my future wife but the problem is that i don't have money (yes im poor), i finish my studies in France first and then i will see if i move to anothee country.
But please dude do it when you have money enough money.
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?It all depends. No right answer. Moving out at any cost can affect your mental health
?Asap. I literally met the guy whos grooming me to become a fund manager while smoking pot at my neighbours house
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You’re sexing a guy for a job prospect?
Ok. Rather stay at home.
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No I'm making him money
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18-25 probably depends
depends on a bunch of things, if you need the money live with your parents, but if you need to get jobs/internships and they aren't available where ur parents live, then move out
I would say 21-25 though
?I am 21yo and living with parents. I am studing in university and I get 500€ every month. I help them with money and also help to clean the house and make food for myself.
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?in balkan 35+
I was 21. Moved out with a couple of buddies. Got sick to death of each other and 9 months later we all got our own places.
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If you are single - 23-25
If you have gf - even at 18 xd. In case she can cook cuz ordering food delivery on a daily basis is annoying
?depends on the relationship with ur parents. if ur cool and u help eachother out, stay till ur ready to move. if ur just annoying ur guts every hour of the day, get the fuck out.
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25-35
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?When you have a stable income, might even wait a couple of years and save up as much as you can while you still get free food and roof above your head.
?moved out when i was 18 until 22. renting is unsustainable though if you want to buy so in my case ive been home for a year saving for a deposit on a house and aim to be back out by 24-25. no real answer its all situational, if you have mates who want to do it i definitely recommend its a great experience,
Depends if you go to university or not.
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