how old were you

[JerryEllis 10+ year member]

I'm 19, but instead of me moving out, mom and dad bought a new place and left me this three bedroom house... Does that count ?

 

[FlexnInLa 10+ year member]

13.

 

[aztec 10+ year member]

23, then move back last July cause i knew my girl friend(now ex) was planning on leaving me. But im moving out in july when there lease is up or soon as they buy a house...

 

[CAT MAN 5,000+ posts]

im 17 and still here and proud to be. i am still responsible. i just dont have my own house.

 

[rodburner 10+ year member]

18, joined army, bought this house at 22,been here ever since

my 24 y/o son lives with me still

maybe try getting into the operating engineer's [back hoe's,track hoe's etc] the guy working for me easy makes $60-80K,or $80-100K as a pipeline welder.just a thought

 

[Bettr n' Revrse 5,000+ posts]

I'm 19, but instead of me moving out, mom and dad bought a new place and left me this three bedroom house... Does that count ?

Spoiled much?

 

[rodburner 10+ year member]

I'm 19, but instead of me moving out, mom and dad bought a new place and left me this three bedroom house... Does that count ?

don't get too comfy,they WILL be back..

 

[LazyRider 10+ year member]

yeah get u a chick with two jobs win her over and never leave her house if she likes u enough she will be mad when u leave haha find u a good job or go to school during the day and crash at her place oh yeah I was 19 moved 5 hours away to Atlanta had to move back for a second but I'm moving out soon

lol, sadly this happens a lot

 

[I Like Waffle]

moved out when i was 19 and bought a small house on an acre in the country cash money ******. Come at me

 

[mast240 10+ year member]

I'm 19, but instead of me moving out, mom and dad bought a new place and left me this three bedroom house... Does that count ?

bro... seriously, i feel bad for you, and your hard hard life.

 

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i left home when i was 16, and still have yet to look back

 

[K_Watson 10+ year member]

19.

 

[I Like Waffle]

bro... seriously, i feel bad for you, and your hard hard life. 

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i left home when i was 16, and still have yet to look back

******* big balls malone over here

 

[mast240 10+ year member]

******* big balls malone over here

BALLS... as in plural... COME AT ME BRO

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

I moved out at 16 into a single wide trailer back in the day. Was a great learning experience, but I do suggest to wait until you would be more "grown up" then 16 to try that. I learned a lot about being on my own and my friends in a year though. Good and bad of course.

What came from that experience?

My daughter will be kept in her room under lock and key until she is in her 50's or until I die. Which ever comes first.

 

[brooklynjoy2008 10+ year member]

18 then again at 23. When I was a minor I could not wait to be an adult and move out. I am 32 now and work 12 hour nights to support the family I barely see. Trust me when I say enjoy being young it goes quick. Good luck