When did you move out?

[xcrispi]

Out on my own at 18 ,
Married and bought a house at 20 .
Crispi :jointsmile:

[stinkyattic]

Out at 18, moved back in when I transferred back to a university in my hometown, out after graduation, moved to Alaska for a year, back in again when I wanted to save $ for a house, put my offer on a place at 25, and never looked back. Man, mortgages suck though.

[NteeM]

Still home at 18 and poor.

[BobBong]

I moved out just after i turned 18. It took about a year before i was financially stable to support myself... haven't looked back since

[krazy chino]

im 18 "still chillin" im planning to move out when im like 20

[geonagual]

Reported to Fort Benning, Georgia 10 days after my 17th birthday.

[Shovelhandle]

Moved out at HS graduation (18 yo)
Went to work every day, had a family, bought a house. yada yada yada.

That worked for me.

Shovelhandle

[katyowns]

Out at 18, moved back in when I transferred back to a university in my hometown, out after graduation, moved to Alaska for a year, back in again when I wanted to save $ for a house, put my offer on a place at 25, and never looked back. Man, mortgages suck though.

Our stories are so very weirdly similar. I moved to alaska to work for a stay when I was 18, eventually came back to Massachusetts and lived at home. Met my partner, and ended up buying a house at 20.

So on another note, we bought ourselves a WRX and are planning a couple motoring trips on up to Vermont and such, and I'd love to hang out, anywhere in VT near the boarder that you would recommend a day trip? Sorry if some of this doesn't make sense, it's my day off work and i'm using the time to get really baked.

[Born To Stone]

I'm 18 and moving out in one week today to go to Uni

[Nation_1ne]

I'm soon to be 21 and still currently living at home with my parents. I'm a University student with no money what so ever, and no job at the moment too. It doesn't bother me living at home since I'm still in Education. I know a lot of people around my age and older that still live at home.