Okallright
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ok then??
My dad is kicking me out help ?
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Milovan
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This is what I did when I got kicked out of my parents house at 23 and
it worked out just fine.
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RB86
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"Oh no!", said Mary Kat, "You'll poison me!" We Have Always Lived in the Castle? Anyone? No? Ok then.
Garden Boss
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Ishrahnai
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Dude, from the time I had my own idea about what I wanted from life- my dad had a problem with me. Any time I got outa line id get knocked about proper, from the age of 11 until about 14/15 when I could properly stand my ground. He didn't like the idea of being hit back apparently, cowards eh? When I was caught with a bong at early 14 he literally kicked the shit out of me, bloodied my nose and then at the end of the ordeal sat me up with my bong and took a and took a photo for 'prosperity'. once I was old enough it was made clear he considered me burden.
Anyhow, as soon as I was 16 I wanted to move out but because of my long suffering mum, I stayed until 18. I used university as my 'out' and within a few months I'd jacked and was busy growing and dealing.
I got my own place, the pure fuckin joy of having your own key to your own door is something you will appreciate immensely.
I got a job, had many of them and didn't care what I did as long as I has my own shit together.
The point is that you could dwell on how shit you got it and feel sorry for yourself or you could use it and become the master of your own destiny.
The Outdoorsman
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and that's not including a tip for eye contact...
Singlemalt
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OP, I'm interested in setting up a web cam operation for your mom; give me contact info and I'll send a contract
RB86
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Meh. Yes and no. Not everyone WANTS to own a home. People who travel a lot, for instance, might not have a use for owning a home. Older people who have children who have moved out and can no longer take care of their houses might not want to own a home. For truly poor people, a mortgage can be just as expensive as rent, except it comes with the constant burden of impending foreclosure which is devastating to a person's credit, and then to top it off if something goes really wrong in their house, they're responsible for fixing it themselves. If you own a home and your refrigerator stops working, or your heat goes out, or a pipe bursts, you can't just call a landlord and they fix it - you have to pay to have that fixed yourself, and if you can't, well...you're S.O.L. A landlord would have to make sure the tenants always had running water, electricity, and heat. So, there's a certain safety net to renting.
Okallright
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Okallright
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^^^^^weirdos alert^^^^^
RB86
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Man I haven't seen a cockroach since I was like...7 years old living in the projects (I lived there. No lie.) I *thought* I saw one a few months ago and completely had a meltdown killing this bug. Which turned out to not be a cockroach anyway. Cockroaches and centipedes. Ugh. Any other insect I will just pick up and put outside. Cockroaches and centipedes I will hastily murder.