DetroitStyle
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Parents kicked me out when I was 18 for buying a motorcycle. Never looked back
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moving out
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OldbutNew
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Celebrated my 18th birthday in Boot Camp in Ft. Dix New Jersey.
I have a 21 year-old stepson. He's working full time and going to school. He pays his own incidentals, car payment, and contributes to the insurance. We take care of pretty much everything else.
I'm right in line with everyone else: As long as he has a plan, and is working towards it... We are fine. I've told him my job is to boot him out of the nest and not hear a loud "THUD".
I figure he has 3, maybe 4 more years to finish his BSME. At the rate he's going, he will be debt free and most likely have money in the bank.
Put him out at 18?? That might have worked in the past, but there are WAAAY too many distractions out there for a kid today.
I have a 21 year-old stepson. He's working full time and going to school. He pays his own incidentals, car payment, and contributes to the insurance. We take care of pretty much everything else.
I'm right in line with everyone else: As long as he has a plan, and is working towards it... We are fine. I've told him my job is to boot him out of the nest and not hear a loud "THUD".
I figure he has 3, maybe 4 more years to finish his BSME. At the rate he's going, he will be debt free and most likely have money in the bank.
Put him out at 18?? That might have worked in the past, but there are WAAAY too many distractions out there for a kid today.
4 cam tbird
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My last time actually living with my parents was between Freshman and Sophomore years of college. Moved back into the dorms fall of Sophomore year and lived in houses with friends after that. So, I guess I was 19 when I moved out. Rented an apartment for a bit and then a house on my own after graduating before moving to Michigan.
When I moved to Michigan I was kind of surprised at the number of guys I met on Woodward that were still living with their parents in their mid 20's.
When I moved to Michigan I was kind of surprised at the number of guys I met on Woodward that were still living with their parents in their mid 20's.
355_TransAm
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Still at home and I'm 28. lol. Damn college debt. Moving out in March though.
