I've graduated college, but I'm still living at home

>>17532588
I would stay home until you found a job that made moving away worth you while. A penny saved is a penny earned

Find a student org or club, being active really improves your life

>>17532611
No it doesn't it just kills your free time

>>17532611
plz read the first three words of OP

>>17532588
Save money. Don't ever move out.

>yes goyim move out, spend more money, it's good for the economy

No thanks schlomo.

Just expand your hobbies, you don't need to move out unless you find your parents are impeding on your life.

>>17532715
I feel that they are. tldr but I cannot live the way I want to live my life while I am living here.

>>17532937
Then move out.

>>17532998
K.

>>17532937
The leave, mang. Get a small apartment and tell your parents you want to spread your wings. You are out of college, you have no obligation to sit in the nest anymore.

>>17532588

I'm almost in the same boat as you, though my commute is more like 45 min to 1.5 hours, depending on the office I work out of.

I will be moving out in the next few months soon, but since working and staying with my parents at home, I have a savings account with 50k and a very sizeable 401k. I no longer have any student loan payments and that was all taken care of from working with zero bills, and I've even helped around the house's bills and even a semester's tuition for a sibling.

Of course, I'm on good terms with my parents, we don't hate each other. I would recommend it, but living at home (especially after living away in college) can get very mundane, but now if a real disaster like my car breaks down or what have you, I have a great nest egg to draw on for help.

where you located OP? I'm trying to move out too. Socal

Go ahead and start thinking about moving out with the understanding you will not until you have a few goals met. I'd start off by researching where you want to move to, what kind of neighborhood? Apartment/house/duplex? Do you care about amenities (having a pool, etc)? How close to you want to be to the gym/groceries? What about local events that are currently going on, have gone on or up and coming in your area that look fun.

Start making a list of the things that you apartment will need (cooking utensils, furniture, dildos, a bed, new computer, etc). Get a complete understanding of what dumb shit you want from Ikea.

What about monthly bills? What kind of internet/cable package? Water/electric/sewer/insurance?

You have plenty of time to decide if you want to move out.

Just know it isn't easy to come back home after you do, so fucking do it right.