Moving to colorado

>>18533293
Ok, so what do you want advice regarding? Convincing your parents? Whether you should do it? What to bring.

>>18533323
Whether I should do it or not.

Also convincing my parents

>>18533293
Are you over 18? If yes, then you do not need your parent's permission. Just get everything packed up, ready to go and do it if it's what you want. This sounds like a great opportunity for you.

Still 17, just explain to them that you're wanting to get a head start on life, get a job and move out into the world.

>>18533331
Depends where you are coming from as to whether you should go, as well as things like whether you have to pay rent/how much/etc.

Convincing your parents will be easy. You're 18. I mean, you have to be to post on this site. You don't have to get permission for shit.

>>18533333
Same dude giving advice. Also, My post # was quints, must be a fact.

Denver should be a great opportunity for you to get a start on life and do something to propel yourself. You won't touch the sky if you stay in the nest.

This question is keeping me up all night. I'm going to talk to more relatives and get thwir opinions, but I'll have to figure out if I'm going in the next week.

I lived in Colorado for most of my life, Colorado is beautiful during late spring summer and early fall, the weather is shitty during winter.
Denver is a unique city, there is a lot of arts and plenty of activities to do so you won't get bored.
There's also a lot of hardcore drugs in Denver

>>18533348
I lived in Wisconsin and Minnesota so winter doesnt make me flinch. I dont do drugs much or anything worse than weed.

>>18533354
A major problem with living in Colorado is that the cost of living is really high