>18 living at home >saving money for vehicle and to move

send her to mexico most 16 year olds eventually get a job or get pregnant either way she gets a smash of responsiblility and begs to come back and wants to live a normal lifr

>>18080836
My friend's family literaly did this with his younger sister, and it did not work as planned. She's a single mother still living with their parents now.

>>18080836
I live in Canada so I can't. If I even mentioned to my mother that my sister needed discipline then I would get freaked out on

>>18080860
My mother and sister are like bound to each other even though my sister has used my mother.
She brought a friend over who then raped my mom(rapist is in jail now) but continues to let her bring over friends to party

>>18080860
What province do you live in?

Get student loans, take upgrading courses if you need to, do 2 years at a college then transfer to a uni.

Work as a dishwasher or in retail, something that you can do part time while you're in school.

If you don't live in a big city, move to one.

Vancouver is quite nice.

Get a place with a roommate off craigslist.

>>18080889
Currently live in Saskatchewan.
I live in a smaller city but Saskatoon is big and I think would be the best for schooling.
Might have to bite the bullet and live at a YMCA if I can.
Thanks for the advice man I appreciate it

>>18080895
Yeah move to saskatoon, but before you do make sure you've researched erverything. Not sure what your grades in school were like, but whatever they were just get into a school and get on student loans.

Living at a ymca for a bit isnt bad at all, you just have to think to yourself that it's all temporary and it's all for a greater cause.

Things i would think of:

Do I need a car for the city im living in (especially considering insurance for a young person, was 200/month for me in BC when i was 18)

Will the schooling im going for will I be able to pay for my loans(which are quite moderate, esp if you do a STEM degree)

Scout out some places before you move there, call people and talk to them, make sure you'd be able to move in even without a job, but with the caveat that you will find one immediately.

So yeah, all of this stuff can obviously be tailored based on your work and school experience, money saved up.

Sorry to hear about your sister, went through the same thig w/ an older brother and alcoholic mother

>>18080925
Yeah it's kind of rough but you've given me some solid advice that will help me a lot man so thanks.
I have some old friends that live in Saskatoon so maybe I'll be able to live with one of them.
Good work experience for serving too so being a part time server will help me a lot.
Thanks for the advice again man it's really nice.
I'll be looking into the schooling programs for upgrading and living arrangements

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just tell her in 2 years she'll be in the same situation you are or worse

>>18080978
Topkek
Eh she will definitely be in worse situation. She doesn't even have her grade 9 and she's turning 17 in 2 months.
Thanks for laugh tho