EPTMoving Out?!? - Page 4
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doner0
United States233 Posts
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CecilSunkure
United States2829 Posts
On July 20 2013 03:50 doner0 wrote: i would live at home. Would make you work harder and keep you focused. Gotta learn to do this on your own. | ||
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MysteryMeat1
United States3292 Posts
I would say i'm a focused person when it comes to things that matter. I started college when i was 16 and i could have gone to pharmacy school if I had really wanted it but I decided that wasn't the direction i wanted to take and that chemical engineering would satisfy me more. | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32160 Posts
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Fumanchu
Canada669 Posts
However, life at home was soooo brutal. You have no freedom. Even if your parents are really nice, there will be a lot of tiny things that you wish you could do, but can't because you're not the proprietor of the house. Just tons of stupid small stuff that you think won't be that big of an issue. Stuff like: Wanting peace and quiet when you're doing hw/studying Buying food and hoping no one else has any Spending your free time on the PC/TV without getting interrupted or hassled Bringing friends or girls back to the house and having your plans ruined because someone else is occupying the area of the house you were hoping to entertain them in I moved out when I was 23 and after spending three months on my own, I wish I could have gone back and moved out when I was 18. And when you have no safety net, you really rise to the occasion. It's actually quite amazing the stuff I've accomplished in my life because I was forced to do things on my own. I'm not saying everything becomes a breeze when you move out, but when you really want something, you find ways to make it work. | ||
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Maero
349 Posts
Move out. Life gets much better after you do, trust me. | ||
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