EPTLol ... wow... really?
EDIT: Honestly how does one even manage that. -_-;;
Problems at home, what should I do? - Page 3
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
Lol ... wow... really? EDIT: Honestly how does one even manage that. -_-;; | ||
KwarK
United States41698 Posts
On March 24 2010 15:52 BuGzlToOnl wrote: Lol ... wow... really? EDIT: Honestly how does one even manage that. -_-;; Alcohol. | ||
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Ruken
United States858 Posts
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love1another
United States1844 Posts
On the other hand, being at college for 8 months out of the year and then working at random internships for another 10 weeks only leaves about 6 weeks of being home per year. That ain't half bad though! Good luck saving up, but if I were you, I'd take the free ride as long as your parents are willing to take you! It gets really lonely living away from your family and friends  | ||
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VTArlock
United States1763 Posts
OK so, after a lot more talking and arguing with my parents about the money being mine and what not they finally agreed to letting me have it so I could move out. I told my parents that it wasn't right for them to keep me here at home when I have the opportunity and means to be on my own, like I wanted to do. So currently I am looking for a place, I havent moved out yet because I want to find a place in SF for a decent price. I looked at one place and met with the landlord. I really liked it but someone moved into it before I had the money. T_T I just got a new job in oakland that pays 40k Salary plus commission medical/dental benefits and I love it. Its totally awesome and pays great. My parents and I are back to having a norma relationship. Theres no hard feelings and I got my mom to admit that the reason she didnt want to give me the money is because she didn't want me to move out yet. I am the oldest of 2, but my mom and I are pretty close. | ||
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EvilTeletubby
Baltimore, USA22250 Posts
On April 07 2010 11:01 TheComeback wrote: Theres no hard feelings and I got my mom to admit that the reason she didnt want to give me the money is because she didn't want me to move out yet. I am the oldest of 2, but my mom and I are pretty close. Sweet validation! I told you it wasn't about the monies.  Did you have to drag it out of her, or did she fess up to it on her own? I'm just curious because tbh I bet it was really hard for her to do. But that's good that things are normalizing... Hopefully she finally got over that "My baby boy is all grown up!" curve. | ||
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VTArlock
United States1763 Posts
EDIT: So ya I'm looking for places in SF, and I prefer not to have a roomate but my buddy matt (who I've known for close to 10 years) said he wants to move in w/ me. He has been out on his own for about 3 years and Im thinkin about gettin a spot with him. Im really upset I missed out on that other apartment though. It was so perfect, perfect price, size and location I was too slow. | ||
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lux[chavii]
Germany115 Posts
Maybe it was my age, maybe it was me being 'independent' (40min away from home), probably it was something of both, you naturally don't keep up with necessities (for a lack of a better word). It takes time to get used to not being able to fall back on your parents as far as the usual errands go: groceries, cleaning(!), laundry, etc. A roommate (especially somebody you already know and like!) is helpful in all those things plus living alone is really boring, anyway. Good luck in moving out, have fun experiencing independence, have fun doing all the mistakes everybody did, but don't forget to learn from them! | ||
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