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2/10/2013 1:19:34 AM
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My mom just gave me an ultimatum
She said I can have a better attitude and become apart of the family more or move out as soon as I turn 18. Guess who is moving out at 18!!! So who here has ever been given this option?
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1 RispondiModificato da RomanGladiator7: 2/10/2013 5:38:27 AMLol, we got a rebel over here guys! Respect your parents. I'm 20 and still love living with them when I'm not living in my dorm at college.
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Modificato da DocSmurf: 2/10/2013 2:14:14 AMYour parents job was to keep you safe and raise you to adulthood. If they suddenly want to start putting restrictions back on you as you grown up without having done anything "wrong" then they are defeating their own purpose. Good luck moving out. Make your own way and keep on being you.
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Why would you want to turn your back on your family? They love you and probably want to spend more time with you.
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i'm glad that i don't have to live with my family right now, but i think you need somewhere [b]to go to[/b] when you move out like university or a stable job because otherwise you're just making things worse for yourself, since i doubt they'll let you mooch off them if you have a bad relationship.
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I think you should start socialising with people in real life.
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1 RispondiI am just moving back in with my parents. Best of luck, I guess.
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Get a better attitude and become a part of the family, moving out sucks. Trust me, and everyone other person on this forum who has moved out.
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How bout you just quit being a bitch and be nice to your family and socialize with them
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Seriously, become a part of the family, if you have a good family.
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Hey, as long as you don't spend all of your cash on weed with your roommate then you're good to go. Just make sure that you can trust them not to steal behind your back.
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1 RispondiHow old are you?
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1. Get a better attitude and become part (not "apart") of the family more 2. Move out when you turn 18 3. Win-win solution
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Just be nice, living on your own is much more difficult, plus your parents would be much less likely to pay for college.
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Have fun barely scraping by.
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23 RisposteYou do know how hard it is to live on your own right?
