what age did u move out of your parents house?

Turning 35 next month...still haven't moved out...

Reason= no job.

16.

Moving back in next Saturday

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I was just shy of 28.

Absolutely retard tier decision making to move out until in your late 20s in this day and age. Staying at home that long is the only reason I could afford a house mortgage free (joint purchase with other half) and have a mogger amount of savings and investments for someone my age

Just lol @ mortgageceling, rentceling, and not being on track to retire in your 30s, srs.

they kicked me out at 19

As soon as I graduated high school at 18. Moved from the house to the basement, which honestly was an upgrade and has been pretty good the last 12ish years

Grandma has a big house with several appartments I love in one.

17.


my parents were fuggin garbage.


my dad still is.

lol @ living with mummy in your prime years until damn near middle aged

2-3 months after college when I landed a job

20. Then my grandma got sick and moved in with my mom. I wound up moving back in to help. Then around 24, I moved back out after grandma died.

i will happy take having to smash a girl in a hotel if it means being able to retire in my 30s ded fkn srs

I just turned 29 and still live at home. Have a decently phat amount in the bank saved up, a pretty chit 401k cuz I have a 35k-40k job at a hospital and I just put in a request to drop out of nursing school cuz I can't phukkin take it anymore. One day I will move out and be happy... one day. NJ sucks bros.

Cope

27 and haven't moved out yet. I actually want to move out this year, we have a apartment that we used to rent out and I'll move in there, its quite small but I dont need anything big. It will be bigger than I have now, lol ( a room ). In the end I will either rope or become a man, can't wait to see how it goes.

inb4 kormo


i moved out at 25 after years of playing guitar hero and RPGs all day

i know so many indians that do that, smashing some prossi in a hotel because they still live with mummy, pathetic srs

Nah, not worth it. Life after 30's is chit anyway, you missed your prime years and experiences due to living with mummy. Brb no GF in your prime years, das not it

-18

disgusting, no idea how your parents havent kicked you out

brb mom invites her friends around and some grown ass man with receeding hairline and grey hairs is sat watching TV, fukin cringeeee

I moved away for college at 17, came back for a little bit after graduating because I had no idea what I was doing, and then moved out for good at 22.

just lmao @ people over 25 year old justifying the "economic benefits". that is just a load of cope.

brb going in and out without having to explain yourself. brb blasting music at 12am. brb prepping a suis-chef meal at 4am. brb being FREE

lol at tip-toeing in the house to not wake anyone up. lol at having ur mum wash your cum stained underwear. lol at not being able to invite someone over. lol at counting days til parents go in vacation so you can live alone.

instead of saving a few hundred bucks every month and living with your parents, why not invest some time in MAKING those bucks so you won't feel the economic pressure

I think I was 21 years old. Would have moved out earlier but had a health issue come up that caused a delay.

18 when I moved away for college.

I paid $250 a month with all bills included to move out and live in a shared house, that was nothing, i just worked part time at a retail store and it was enough to get me by and have my own space. I had a nice house with a drive, cool roommates and we'd go out, I'd bring back sloots and fuk them.

Lmao at people livng with mummy until middle aged, can't think of anything more pathetic. I had some legendary experiences. I wouldnt move back in with my parents even if I could save a million, fuk that

14

I rented a one-room summer cottage and accidentally drank my own pee.

When I was 22 after graduating college. I could've moved back in with my parents, but decided I wanted to live on my own for a while to get a taste of the real world. Lived in an apartment with 2 other roommates, and we were each paying about $400 a month in rent. This was also back in 2010 so I can't even imagine what rent for each roommate is these days.

Did this for about 5 years, and it was fun times, but I started realizing how much money I was wasting especially since I still loved going out from Fri-Sundays pissing away easily $200 a night...so essentially my rent lol, but I had a job so I was able to recoup it.

I also had no savings at all. I remember one time trying to get taco bell, and I only had like $5 in my checking account, and barely got a meal lmao. I could've always called my parents, because I only lived about an hr away, but I didn't want an easy bail out.

When I turned 27 I decided that renting was stupid if I'm not saving anything, and moved back in with my parents. I'm grateful my parents were well off, and I'm the only child so they had an open basement. I got a job stayed in the basement..had my own kitchen, laundry room, mini living room, bathroom, and of course a bedroom. It was like a mini apartment.

The best part is the basement had its own outside door so I could go in and out whenever I pleased without having to bother my parents coming thru the front door late at night, and have sloots over lol.

My parents were happy that I moved back in, and I ended up saving a lot. I will say I really missed those home cook meals hngggg.

The crazy part is moving back in turned out to be a blessing in some sorts, because I spent so much time with my parents, and they ended up both passing away a couple years apart 4 years ago. I inherited the house, and bought another house thanks to my savings that I've been renting out for 3 years now as passive income.

Life can come at you in crazy different ways sometimes.

Moved to college at 18 but still lived at home for vacations/summer, out for good at 20.

22

Stayed at home through college.