>your country >At what age did you move out? Canada I never did

I built my cottage when I was 15

OOOOOHHHHH CANADA
OUR HOME AND NATIVE LAAAAAND
NA NA NA NANANA THE TRUE NORTH STRONG AND FREEEEEEEE

GOD KEEP OUR LAAAAAND

GLORIOUS AND FREEEEEE

Move to Bristol at 17 for uni, stayed there.

>>67754316
17
own two houses now, you could say that I am better than Trump

>>67754375
Don't patronize us, frog

>>67754316
23, a year after I finished uni

>>67754316
Ayyyyyyyyy mamaboiiiii
ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US!

>>67754316
23/24, can't recall
Shit's lonely but coming home for any period longer than a week usually reminds me that living alone is much better.

>>67754316
I moved out at 17 and got an apartment up in brooklyn

18
But I'm 23 now and my dad still pays my rent ecks dee

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>almost 23
>no plans to move out anytime soon

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>>67754521
DELETE

I want to move out! Never fall for the living with your parents for an extended time meme guys

>>67754580
So why don't you just move out?
Admittedly I did it out of neccesity because I had to go to a different uni across the country but looking back it maybe saved my life. (As in not becoming a neet)

>Holland
>22

>>67754459
but i really like that song.

>>67754653
I don't know man

I'm scared of the world. I thought id be saving a lot of money but it just made me into a manchild

Azerbaijan.
15.

>>67754675
Holland isn't a country and you're displaying a german flag you kraut arschloch

>>67754798
Verpis je, domme provinciaal

>>67754316
>japan
>12

>>67754848
>Verpis je
Je duitse aard verraadt je, landsverrader

>>67754786
Have you tried not being a fucking manchild

Flag
I was booted at 18. I knew it was coming, so I was "ready".

>>67754889
I wouldn't know where to get started.

Good chance that I'm going to be relocated from California to NYC for my first actual job.
This is gonna fucking suck.
I hate dealing with adult shit.

>>67754786
All the more reason to get out before you lack the spine to do so.
My brother didnt get out and is now over 30 and lives with and off my mother. He's throwing away his life and once my mother is gone will be hit with the full impact of a life not lived for 20-30 years.
Don't be like him anon.

19

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>>67754316
>tfw i still live with my family

>>67754980
I'm 22 years old man

I've made those meme threads earlier but they were in good fun but now I'm starting to get faced with the reality of wasting my life away.

Is there a guide to moving out? I don't want to be a manchild anymore. It's not worth it.

>>67754316
24

>>67754953
1. Get a job
2. Get an apartment

If all else fails you could just become the worst kind of welfare nigger and join the army

>>67754968

You're going to be amazed at how judaic NYC is. It's 13% jewish overall, the largest enclave of jews outside of Israel.

>>67754316
21 when uni started
i moved to a different town
parents moved to Germany
grandparents dead
uncle lives 300 km away

im alone in this whole country
at first I thought it will be amazing
its a fucking nightmare

18 into share houses.

Finally living by myself at 29.

>>67754459
>frogposter has tje gall to call someone else a frog

>>67755124
So, jews are going to be the new Mexican?
I can deal with jews. They're not too bad, but I haven't met any that go full kosher. Over here they're very detached from the jewish identity.

>>67755103
I have a job

>>67755066
No guide, you simply have to take the plunge.
I simply looked for an appartment in the city where my new university was and went.
Anything you need to know you'll learn along the way. Basic fiscal responsability, discipline and watching your own mental health will be the skills you'll need most of all.
When I just moved out it was easy to get depressed: not go to class, hardly come outside , you'll need to be vigilant not to let the same happen.
Make sure you have other activities than uni/your job (sports=good) and make sure you don't live above your means.
There will be fuck ups, you will make mistakes, but that's inherent to any learning experience

>>67755232
Move on to step 2 then

>>67755316
I don't really make enough consistently.

Plus I enjoy being able to invest almost all my income every month.

On the one hand I would like to the freedom of not living with my parents but on the otherhand I'm unsure if it's worth the money.

>>67755300
I don't know if I can do it

I'd hate to fuck up and get in a shitty financial position. Wouldn't I need to move in with roommattes? how could i possibly trust them or seperate out the niggers from chaff, as they say?

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>>67755217

Jews are the wealthiest, most successful ethnic group in the US. It's one of the reasons NYC is so expensive and is the seat of media and banking in the US. They've got their shit together.

I just hate hearing them whine about their victimhood so much. Zeroth World Problems.

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>>67755436
What's the fucking point in asking if you aren't sure

>>67755530
i want to but im scared anon

I want both the freedom of living on my own but with the financial security of not having any expenses

>>67755583
Stop being such a faggot, you can't have your cake and eat it too.
Fucking manchild

>>67755664
stop using harmful words towards me

>>67755583

Just be sure to put away 10% of your take home every month. If you don't know why, ask your father.

>>67754316
not yet, but I'm only 35

USA
18, to school. Got an apartment while I was in school and still live here. 22 now. Parents still chip in some of the rent (1/3rd of it) though but I'm mostly independent.

>>67754316
Italy
19, but came back to my parents' house at 22.

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>>67755699
>10%

So what, I'll have $1000 saved after 70 years?

http://wallstreetplayboys.com/savings-rates-are-worthless-and-what-real-net-worth-is/

That's not what this guy says.

1) Saving 10% is a Scam: The general rule of thumb is to save 10% of what you earn. What they don’t tell you is this sets you up for a very long and dire path to mediocrity. The math doesn’t help you because you’re constantly increasing your annual spending in the 10% scenario. Lets look at the simple math.

Joe makes $90K per year. To make the math simple lets say he sees a take home pay of $60K. This means he would save $6K a year. He is going to see a wage increase of 10% per year and he will continue to save 10% of his income. This sounds logical until you put the numbers into a spreadsheet.

In Year 1, he will save $6K… fast forward to year 10 and that $6K is just 4.3% of his annual spending habits.

Our readers are smart so everyone can see the problem with a fixed percentage savings method. The fixed saving percentage makes every *prior* year less meaningful because it accounts for a smaller and smaller percentage of your new standard of living.

If joe was making $60K and gets a 10% raise each year he is now making, ~$155K. If he is spending 90% of that income, his annual spending is now $140K… the original $6K is just 4.3% of his annual spending habits.

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Is anyone else here taxidermying a small mouth bass while shitposting?

>>67754316
19
I didn't want to be around my family for another second

>>67755709
Most people dont move out till theyre like 70 and picked a nice coffin

>>67754316
I went to university at 18, finished at 21, I moved out then, I have moved back in now as I came back home, and it is cheaper to live with my parents while I get my act together.

>>67755699
He says I need to save at least half of my income.

>>67755789
This is going to sound strange, but even though I'd like to save up money for the future, I'm scared that doing that will turn me into an Uncle Scrooge, that is my goal in life will become accumulating money without ever spending it for things I like that would improve my living conditions.
I guess I have to come up with a balanced plan and stick to it.

>>67755933
where'd you move and how'd you afford it?

>inb4 I have a job

Dont care. At 19, no job can pay enough for rent. (or maybe thats just in sydney?)

>>67756036
What degree did you take that made you so unemployable straight out of uni?

>>67756282
>that is my goal in life will become accumulating money without ever spending it for things I like that would improve my living conditions.

I think it has more to do with getting to a financial position in life where you can afford to spend liberally. When you take compounding into account a single dollar spent today is many more 10 years from now so I guess it just makes you think about it more.

I guess you just need to do more cost benefit analysis to determine if things you want to buy really do have a high value.

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>>67756282

Because Shit Happens and relying on credit cards to deal with unexpected shit is the road to ruin.

10% is the least, but you're just starting out so that's the best I'd expect - especially in New York City.

What's it like having income but no real expenses?

>finland
>15

>>67756486
>What's it like having income but no real expenses?

Feels good, spoiled almost.

Feels nice to think "Okay i'm going to invest my entire next 5 paychecks into [meme stock]" without thinking about anything else.

24 and back living at home after completing both an MSc and BSc. Got my degrees in a meme field, and while I could probably get onto some general graduate scheme if I applied myself, the thought of working in a field like marketing, sales, recruitment etc makes me want to kill myself. So I'm just working as a barman until I figure my shit out. Even though it's comfy living at home, paying no rent, and getting everything provided for me, I really want to move out because there's literally zero hope of me becoming a normie again while I'm at home. My problem is I genuinely can't think of any job that I'd actually enjoy doing and that I could realistically be qualified without completely re-training.

In a bit of a quandary desu.

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>>67754316

at 17
and came back at 27

really makes you think

>>67756634
>Even though it's comfy living at home, paying no rent, and getting everything provided for me, I really want to move out because there's literally zero hope of me becoming a normie again while I'm at home.

I know that feel bro.tar.bz2

On the one hand saving all that money is so nice, but on the other you're wasting your best years cucked by your parents. Really makes me feel.

>>67756455
>>67756480
Yes, I understand that. 10% isn't even that much, I'm willing to save up even more.
My point is, if I end up going full jew for, say, 20 years, that will probably change my mindset to the point where I'll only care about building up an ever growing pile of money without any idea about what to do with it.
But I guess I'm overthinking it.

26
No reason to move out unless you get a gf or your parents suck

>>67756634
I'm currently doing my BSc and that's my biggest fear. Having no purpose when I'm done studying and just be at the same point as 5 years ago.

>>67754980
29years old NEET here.

This is probably what my siblings think of me.

>>67756779
>or your parents suck

Who's parents don't suck unironically though?

Pretty sure that's the case with 99% of people. I think it's just something about living with people from a different generation, especially as their child that kind of does it.

>>67756758
>My point is, if I end up going full jew for, say, 20 years, that will probably change my mindset to the point where I'll only care about building up an ever growing pile of money without any idea about what to do with it.

I guess?

Reminds me of some quote by some deadfag, something about Jewing hard but dying with $0.

>>67756433
I was supposed to do a year abroad on a Politics and International Relations degree, but didn't because the papers got fucked up (thanks Chinese Communists), and it fucked up my longer term plan, because I want to be a teacher, but couldn't find a voluntary place at a school to do it because it was too short notice (takes between one and two months for a DBS check and schools don't like spending the money without a full commitment). So that is what I am doing at the moment. I work at a McDonalds (40+ hours a week) and do voluntary work in a school (average one day a week, but I did 1 full day and 2 half days this week). Submitted my teacher training application already, so now it is just the waiting game for me to see if I get an offer.

>>67756779
Well you'll never get a gf if you're 26 and living with your parents.

>>67756728
I think (hope) that the best years for a guy are between 26 and 30, so I still have some time yet. If I'm in a good job and have moved out of my folk's place by then then I can still have lots of fun at that age, but it's looking more and more unlikely with every month that passes and I'm just moving sideways.

>>67756783
I don't know how it works in krautland, but here having a degree does give you some benefit in that it makes you eligible for graduate schemes. On the other hand these are competitive as fuck and are often based in London and offer a salary of £20k (i.e. sustenance wage), so unless you go to a good uni and get a good degree, you were probably better off avoiding the debt and getting a trade apprenticeship or something like that.

>>67756836
My parents are only 16 years older than me, I get one with them very well.

>>67756929
>I get one with them

Yikes. Want to clarify?

>>67756842
Man that sucks.
I graduated a year ago with a Computing degree but they put me on ESA because I kept vomiting due to severe agoraphobia.
I just do dog walking now with my support worker.

>>67756897
>I think (hope) that the best years for a guy are between 26 and 30, so I still have some time yet. If I'm in a good job and have moved out of my folk's place by then then I can still have lots of fun at that age, but it's looking more and more unlikely with every month that passes and I'm just moving sideways.

Well I just think it's draining man.

I know that feel tho. It think it's just the priceless experiences you get that are worth more than any amount of money you squirrel away in your 20's.

It probably also even has something to do with getting more motivation and workethic. I wish I didn't fall for the meme earlier. Ah well, hindsight is 20-20 as they say, only way to look is forward etc etc.

>>67756964
It is supposed to be I get on/along with them very well.

>>67756974
What is ESA? Also that sucks worse than mine desu.

>>67756964
he just meant that they become "one" physically and spiritually when they're having their threesomes

>>67757009
Same as JSA but you don't have to keep going into the jobshop, just do an assessment every now and then.

I'm working on web development in the hope I can get a stay-at-home job at the moment.

>>67757121
Ah, we don't have JSA here anymore, we have the meme universal credit system.

>>67756821
Not too late to move out anon

27 never ever. It's not like I'll ever have a gf in the future and I can save so much money here. Why would I want to waste my precious money for nothing.