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post 1692366603 10-26-2023, 07:05 PM
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What age did you move out of your parent' s house

What age did you leave home and not return
post 1692366683 10-26-2023, 07:06 PM
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Move out?
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Originally Posted By radrd
Move out?
Of your parents house
post 1692366763 10-26-2023, 07:08 PM
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When will you leave shared living space
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I didn’t move out , my home left me . When I was 25 I was on a skiing trip to Fernie back in the 80’s with my mom and stepfather.
I went to the washroom at the Mohawk service station in Coleman Alberta , and when I went back outside the car was gone .
Cops found my stepfather’s car abandoned at the Sparwood bridge , just 20 minutes away in the next province .
Parents never seen again and no signs of a struggle. It actually episode on some program , can’t remember the name of it but it will come back to me . I wasn’t on tv though as they used a stunt double.

Duh ,the show was called Unsolved Mysteries. Don’t know how to find the episode though , maybe Misc detectives .
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As soon as you're done high school and college, you should be out within a few months.

I worked full time while going to school. Its helpful to work in the field you're going to school for, because they are more understanding and likely to hire you when you're finished. They see your potential for long term investment to the company.
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Early 20s
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I was 27
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
I didn’t move out , my home left me .
Howdy MT....

That's a terrible story and I'm sorry for your experience.

Me....
Couldn't wait to leave home having a lifelong alcoholic father and all the family negatives that come with it.
So, prior to turning 18 I joined the service and I was (quite happily) gone.

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post 1692367423 10-26-2023, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Kraken
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As soon as you're done high school and college, you should be out within a few months.

I worked full time while going to school. Its helpful to work in the field you're going to school for, because they are more understanding and likely to hire you when you're finished. They see your potential for long term investment to the company.
More times than you think many stay at home not cause they are lazy or don't want to be out in the world on their own but because they know family is not around forever and every moment is to be cherished . I valued every minute of it especially now that they are all gone.

My only regret is not working and saving like I should have been all those years
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
I didn’t move out , my home left me . When I was 25 I was on a skiing trip to Fernie back in the 80’s with my mom and stepfather.
I went to the washroom at the Mohawk service station in Coleman Alberta , and when I went back outside the car was gone .
Cops found my stepfather’s car abandoned at the Sparwood bridge , just 20 minutes away in the next province .
Parents never seen again and no signs of a struggle. It actually episode on some program , can’t remember the name of it but it will come back to me . I wasn’t on tv though as they used a stunt double.

Duh ,the show was called Unsolved Mysteries. Don’t know how to find the episode though , maybe Misc detectives .
Damn
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but I often go to my parents' house for a week to get away from big city life, work, family еtc
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
I didn’t move out , my home left me . When I was 25 I was on a skiing trip to Fernie back in the 80’s with my mom and stepfather.
I went to the washroom at the Mohawk service station in Coleman Alberta , and when I went back outside the car was gone .
Cops found my stepfather’s car abandoned at the Sparwood bridge , just 20 minutes away in the next province .
Parents never seen again and no signs of a struggle. It actually episode on some program , can’t remember the name of it but it will come back to me . I wasn’t on tv though as they used a stunt double.

Duh ,the show was called Unsolved Mysteries. Don’t know how to find the episode though , maybe Misc detectives .
cot damn

thread got real dark real fast
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
I didn’t move out , my home left me . When I was 25 I was on a skiing trip to Fernie back in the 80’s with my mom and stepfather.
I went to the washroom at the Mohawk service station in Coleman Alberta , and when I went back outside the car was gone .
Cops found my stepfather’s car abandoned at the Sparwood bridge , just 20 minutes away in the next province .
Parents never seen again and no signs of a struggle. It actually episode on some program , can’t remember the name of it but it will come back to me . I wasn’t on tv though as they used a stunt double.

Duh ,the show was called Unsolved Mysteries. Don’t know how to find the episode though , maybe Misc detectives .
Holy chit bro...srs?
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
I didn’t move out , my home left me . When I was 25 I was on a skiing trip to Fernie back in the 80’s with my mom and stepfather.
I went to the washroom at the Mohawk service station in Coleman Alberta , and when I went back outside the car was gone .
Cops found my stepfather’s car abandoned at the Sparwood bridge , just 20 minutes away in the next province .
Parents never seen again and no signs of a struggle. It actually episode on some program , can’t remember the name of it but it will come back to me . I wasn’t on tv though as they used a stunt double.

Duh ,the show was called Unsolved Mysteries. Don’t know how to find the episode though , maybe Misc detectives .
Ho lee fook. Ded fkin srs? That’s insane bro. Another fellow miscer on TV (even if represented by a stunt double).

Sorry you experienced that tho

What is your theory on what happened? Any warning signs before?
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Originally Posted By MajorTendonitis
Duh ,the show was called Unsolved Mysteries. Don’t know how to find the episode though , maybe Misc detectives .
I did an extensive search, but I was unable to find the episode. It was a popular show and they’re all archived with detailed descriptions on wikia. The keywords I used were “Unsolved Mysteries Alberta disappearance 1986” and similar location variations (“British Columbia” and the names of the towns and bridges you mentioned). There are a few episodes from that area but most were individuals who were killed. Apparently a serial killer was active there in the late 80s fuark.

Maybe it was a different TV show? The case sounds fascinating so if I find it somewhere else online I’ll reach out to you privately instead of posting your parents names and all that chit. No obligation to respond either brah.
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Joined the navy at 18 so obviously moved out at that time.

Turned out good as I retired from the Navy at 38 and started drawing a pension then.
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Left at 18 (in 2005) to go to college about an hour away....became financially independent at 19 when I was put on academic probation after my 1st year of college and my dad said "glad you're having fun.....if you want to stay in school you can figure it out cause I'm not paying for you to party anymore"....figured it out, got 2 jobs and took out student loans.

Moved back in with my parents for 4 months after college (in 2009) and paid 1/2 the mortgage and I bought my own groceries. Moved out after I got a real job about 3 hours away.

FF to about 2.5 years ago, I started sending my parents money every month because my mom was fired and my dad was on disability and they had $0 in savings.....and I funded about 1/3 of their expenses for the last 4 years until about 6 months ago after my dad died and my mom no longer had to take care of him and she got a good job again...spent about $40k on them in the last 3 years.
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Psychologically speaking, I think it’s a good move overall for encouraging growth and independence.

Financially speaking, I think it can be a costly move for many.

For the average person (i.e. not super successful miscers), if you have chill parents you’re probably best off staying put for several years to build your finances.
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I left at 18 and returned at 20 to go to college. Graduated college at 24 and moved out again at 25. However my parents went through a divorce when I was 20. So from 20-25 I was splitting house-hold bills with my mom. So she was essentially a room-mate.


Had my own apartment from 25-27 and built my house at 28.
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Originally Posted By Kraken
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As soon as you're done high school and college, you should be out within a few months.

I worked full time while going to school. Its helpful to work in the field you're going to school for, because they are more understanding and likely to hire you when you're finished. They see your potential for long term investment to the company.
this would be the single dumbest decision you could make IF you have no financial outlook in life, unless you just like working all the time for a low quality of life.

after graduating high school, today, will not net you any decent income unless you've learned a trade thats valuable or started your own business with revenue. Simply because nothing is affordable anymore.
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Left at 18. Came back at 22 when min wage jobs while applying after graduating couldn't pay the bills while sleeping on friend's sofas anymore. Came back again in 2008 after being laid off in the finanical crisis. Back again in 2016 after a mental health breakdown (otherwise I'd have been committed to in-patient care).

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