Which time? >
Seriously, though... about 2 days after I turned eighteen... then again about six months after my 22nd birthday and a couple more times after that. My ex-husband, (then husband,) and I even had to live with my folks for awhile.
Age 19, when I married my husband--I had only known him 4 months. Not a wise thing to do, but it worked out. We've been married 40 years and still have fun together.
i was 13. i went back once when i was 15 for a few months but i couldn't stay there.
I moved out at the age of 18, when I went into the military.
17. Moved to a whole other country because I was 17 and knew everything =s Like alot of 17 year olds
24, which is a couple years after college. However my dad moved out when I was 23 and I had the house to myself for a while.
When I was 18 for college and now at 21, I still have no intentions of ever moving back.
i have never had a parents house , but i have a friends and the average age here is around 20 ...
I moved out when I was 22. I moved in with my boyfriend (now husband) and a female roommate. She moved out shortly after that and my father didn't find out until 2 years later when we got married.
As best as I can remember, I was about 3. I can remember suffering a great burn as a toddler in diapers.........one of the few memories I have as having a Mother in my early childhood.
It was my old school Grandparents who reared me. My Grandmother died when I was barely 17, two years later, I was both a wife and a mother.
To this day, I have not truly gotten over her death.
I moved home from college while I worked and commuted to my first job. At 22 I moved out for good.
i move out when i was 22 as i just purchased the house and felt so strange live without sibling and parent back then .
18, when I went to college. Probably would have mover out sooner if I could have.
After A 4year Business College Degree..Or Before..18
I left home at 20 ....and only went back for a visit or Sunday supper.
moved out when I was 18 and had to come back to pay their biils for them. Then I moved out at 19 years of age.
Lol... I'm laughing because of the Nicole's "which time" comment. I FIRST moved out at 18. Was back by the time I was 19. Left again when I was 23.
At 17 for pursuing my engineering, But it is too hard to leave parents and to settle somewhere, not only your emotional and finacial protection gone and you need to counter all problems on your own.
I moved out at 18 to go to college. I then never went back for more than a week or two during college. Though I love them dearly, life is better for us all not living together.
19!!
My hubby was in the military, so it was either get married or say goodbye. Sixteen years later...I'd say it was a good decision.
I move out when i was 22, I got my first job at that time......
I moved out when I was 18 then I went back at 19 and lived there for about a year and I've been on my own since then.
With 20, wanted to go earlier but it was financially not possible.
I moved out of my parents house when I went to College for 4 years.
I was 17, moved from a rural town to put myself through a quality university. Packed shelves at night to buy luxury items like noodles, rent and utilities. Hard times, but good times!
I moved out at 17. Well I guess the real answer would be that I was kicked out at 17.
I moved out when I got married at 19 (dumb thing to do. Getting married so young, I mean).
Then I moved back when I was 39 and getting a divorce. Luckily, my parents had a basement apartment I rented and did the yard work. It enabled me to stay close to my son.
At 48, I moved out again, buying my own place......FINALLY.
I don't wont to leave my parents because they are a part of my life
I moved out of the house just before my 22nd birthday- moved in two very close friends and have became even closer. Helped raise both of their beautiful daughter 11 and 3.
to leave parent house is not depend on age and if u are proper settle in your life than u can leave it. But leaving with parent is good and better
I was 19 then, I didn't moved out, but we part ways,.. My mom left me with my little sisterd without words. She's missing till now
i was 18 when i moved out of my parents house because of college
I moved out right after I graduated high school, and I have not been back! I was 18. I'm only 21, so who knows if I will end up back there.
As soon as I went to University, I left my parents house for good. I'll stay there for a few days here and there during the holidays, but otherwise, I've been out of the house since I was 17.
I was 17 years old when I moved out of my parents house and I am very happy with that decision.
I moved out the sweet age of 19, the summer of 2009, what a great summer that was indeed!
At 20 when I got married. I only knew him at first through writing but it works out. We are married for almost 30 years...
I was six when I first moved out. My dad wouldn't let me stay up late to watch a television programme. I can't even remember what programme it was now, but it was important enough to me to cause me to pack a bag and say farewell.
I got as far as the end of the street! :-)
I went away to college the same month I turned 18. The next year I commuted to a nearby college, and at the end of that school year when I was not yet 20 I moved 1500 miles away. After 6 years away, I moved to with 150 miles of them, but after 2 years I moved another 400 miles away.
Finally 15 years after I moved out, I moved back to the same area as I grew up.
I was a late bloomer. I did not move out until I was 33 years old.
I left at 16 before I did my GCSE's... I walked out of the door to go to school one morning and I just knew I wouldn't be walking back throught the door. I didn't until three years later, even then it was a short visit and I was gone again.
I was 23 when I finished college and got married. I was so ready for change!
In my part of the world which is the opposite side of USA, it's normal if we stay at our parents' even at 30 unless we get married or go off to college or work far away from home. Though we start providing for the parents by 25 sons or daughters (it is an unsaid agreement). Anyway I was nowhere closer to 30 when I left home.
20, but moving back because me and my roommate just terminated our lease because she's going to culinary school. I'm 21 now, and plan to move to Florida next year.
by BritInTexas 12 years ago
Do your family ever make you feel guilty about the life path you chose?In 2007, at the age of 31, I left my home in England and moved to Texas, USA, and got married. Since that day, my parents and one sibling have subtly made me feel tremendous guilt for 'leaving' them, and will often ask why...
by jesme 13 years ago
How old is too old to live with your parents? Is your opinion based on gender?
by Sam Dolloff 13 years ago
How hard was it to move? Did you have a job and then move? Decided you wanted to move then found a job?
by Sima Ballinger 5 years ago
At what point should your child move out of the home? And is there a certain age they should move?
by candie33 13 years ago
At what age, should I move out of mom's house?
by Dawn Michael 13 years ago
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