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Think its time to move out! Tight-fisted parents :(
I'm living with my parents until I can afford my own house because I hate debts and I hate paying rent so I'm not moving out till then. btw for all you old fashioned tough love people I am going to college and awaiting the results of my emt exam so I am earning my right to stay with my parents
How is you going to college "earning" your right to stay? Are they getting anything out of it? I don't think so. You get higher education, free room and board, etc., your parents get... what? If you're over 18 your parents' legal responsibility for you is over. They have NO obligation to let you live with them while you attend college; that's what student housing is for. OMG I'm living with my mom and I have to help with the bills! How terrible my life is! I can't believe my mommy doesn't love me enough to let me mooch off of her forever! Get over yourself...
69 - You hate debts? You hate paying rent? Good lord... you'll get far in life. Debts and rent are facts of life. I was lucky enough to still be able to live at home while I attend college. Others may not be so lucky; many of my friends are using scholarships and loans to pay their way through their education. That's that part solved. They either live on student residence, or they don't. The ones who don't have a full time job and are able to afford a small apartment. What would you ever do if your parents kicked you out?
You're "earning" the right to live there by doing things for yourself? AND you're banking enough cash to purchase a house outright and apparently not paying a dime in rent to them? Because YOU hate debts and rent? Bet your parents hate it more, since they have to pay out more than their own share! If you are the OP: Then apparently in addition to saddling them with all your living expenses, you're not even helping them around the house - enough that they have to try to make a point by forgiving your housekeeping debt to them as a present? How freaking self-centered can you be? Buy yourself a freaking present with your stockpile of cash.
It depends entirely on how old you are. If you are 21+ you should be paying rent or helping in some way. You obviously have some sort of income or else your parents couldn't ask for the money in the first place. Plus, the only reason parents would ask for money is if they really needed it or if they wanted to encourage you to move out and get your own place. Your parents should only support you when you are still in school/college.
Some parents DO ask for income (i.e. rent money) even if you aren't making anything. Been there, done that.
For all you people who think this person is talking about cleaning they are NOTTTTTTTT!!!! Its what we call rent to your folks!
Oh... Well, at least OP will save some money. Oh, and I think your t key was stuck there.
Happy Birthday!!!!!!!
Sounds fair to me
that is an excellent gift. I owe my parents money too and at Christmas and my birthday they knock off some money and guess what I say thank you. what I also do is give them money for their birthdays and mother/father day etc and ask them to knock it off the money I owe them. They moan, laugh and say yes. so be grateful.
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For my 18th I got a nice set of luggage and a swift kick in the ass.
#22 Who said she was old enough to live on her own? The fact that OP is expected to do chores doesn't mean that they're legally old enough to move out.