When is the right time to move out from our parent's house?

Living with the parent's house for me a little bit complicated even though they supporting financially and emotionally because most of the time they can see what you're doing inside their house and hear some comment or suggestions from them. I understand how you feel, when I was 16 I moved out from my parent's house I started to work while studying and support my own needs. But there are times that I lost my job and dont have a choice but to go back home for the meantime. During stayed with my parent's house I felt like that I am stranger because I am very comfortable living alone and doing everything I want without asking permission to anyone. After a month staying with my parents house I decided to moved out again and look for a job. Good thing when I got a job one of my cousin let me stayed in her apartment and we have separate room. I think the right time to move out from family's house when you know that your ready to support our own needs and take responsibilities to yourself. Having a good job even if its permanent or part time as long as it can support your needs then you have a right to start a new life away from your parents.

In my country, even if the kid has already started on having his own kids and family, he still lives wih his folks, bringing his family with him. This is mostly the case if resources are really low. I'd say one should move out when he/she have managed to establish a stable job and a little put-by to start on. I did this when I was around 25 or 26. I'm proud to say that when I started working at 20 until I moved out, my parents need not help me out financially. Everything that I need I paid out of my savings. Until I got married. When I was 18 I was still a broke college student and as per my experience I'm still not yet emotionally and financially ready to live on my own. My parents didn't actually kick me out, it was my decision to do so and they supported me for it. I guess because I waited, I was able to show to them that I'll be just fine on my own.

i moved out from my parents house when i was about to go to high school. they want me to go to a better one. my sister took me in her place and stayed there until college then i moved in to a place on my own. my parents supported me all throughout my schooling and i was thankful i was separated from them since i was young, it was indeed a good training for me to stand on my own.

I think that this is a very personal question and it depends on many things. I don´t like to live with my parents and never did since I got married at 18 years of age. It was the time to have a house of my own, no matter how small. We had moments of earning good money and other where it was very difficult. But never once did we think of moving back to one of our parent´s house. It seems we grew away from them in a way. We started having our own routines, we wanted to be free to invite people or to go out. Some other people though prefer the comfort of their parents home, even if they have to accept that they are the ones who make the rules (only fair as it´s their place).

I believe people should live their lives with their own when they get to have kids and family of their own. Is indeed being able to be independent and responsible and face life to heir own. Sometimes living with parents, parents gets to decide as if like you are still a kid. So to avoid that,we should have the financial needs to take care of our own. That's the problem we always face. If we live with our parents,it is always them who have the voice and feels like they are holding our necks we can't fight for our own lives. That's why it should be a lesson for us to be more responsible and find ways to make money for us to be able to live separately from them. I know families who still stay together with parents eventhough they already had many kids. The fact that this is happening is that most people still depends on their parents. This is really a bad thing. What's your say?

i think it depends on a person's level of maturity. if one is already responsible enough to provide for himself then he can move out from his parents house. I moved when I got my 2nd job and I loved it but now I'm back with my parents because they wanted (practically begged) me to come home. They need help with their business so here I am helping.

It is always good to move out, no matter the age. It's up to every one how he/she feels about it. It is also affected by the relationship with the parents. It is good to be alone even if you have no job or money, because bad times teach us a lot. I am now unemployed and renting an appartment. I have some money fromn previous jobs and it is a tight squeeze for me, but decided to stay. It's up to you. There are no rules, when you feel it you must go.

Hi friend, as you mentioned that you already stayed away from your parents, so there is nothing wrong in going away again, but you mentioned that you don't have a job now and have financial issues, better to move after getting a job, it is your safer side. There is no age for moving away, if we have the ability to live alone and had the maturity to care about our selves, then we will move away at anytime from our parents, if we are not comfortable with our home

The decision has to be yours. It just depends upon how comfortable you are living with your parents. They love you and I sure have brought you up with all the care and love for you. The ideal time to move out is when you get a job or when you get married and are able to afford your own place.

hmm i'm married for many years now but I still go home frequently and cuddle beside my mother. It's one of the best place for me on this violent earth!

I think it depends on you. Only you can decide if you really need to move out. I understand your frustration when they make decisions for you but you also have to think of them, you are in their house, eating their food and sleeping in your old room (as you've said, it's like you're a teenager again) They are your parents, it's difficult for them not to interfere. There are several factors to consider but ultimately it's your decision. :)