When did you move out of your parents&#39; house?

@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

At what age did you get your first job?

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Tony Wainaina

@tony1r (303)

• Nairobi, Kenya

20 Mar 18

@ammyluv After college age 23 yrs

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yugocean

@yugocean (9963)

• India

20 Mar 18

Never; we in India love family; normally girls move out after marriage and boys move out if they are posted in some other place for jobs.

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yugocean

@yugocean (9963)

• India

20 Mar 18

@ammyluv It is family what we live, not just ourselves. Nice to know you are aware of some of our culture. Which movie you liked ?

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

@yugocean A lot. The one that I ve currently seen is "half girlfriend"

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

One thing I love about Indians is communal living. I haven't been to India, but I have seen a lot of their movies so I can tell a little bit of their culture. And, I must say, it's really cool

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ultraman cosmos

@id_peace (14005)

• Singapore

20 Mar 18

I just moved out of my parents house after getting married. In Singapore due to the values we hold, we only moved out due to exceptional situation. Or when we got married

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

Wow! This is really cool! Awesome practice

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ultraman cosmos

@id_peace (14005)

• Singapore

20 Mar 18

@ammyluv Very much is due to the fact that our housing are terribly expensive

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

@id_peace I haven't heard of mine

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Judy Evans

@JudyEv (339930)

• Rockingham, Australia

20 Mar 18

I was probably about 21 when I left my parents' home.

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

Same here

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Debashri Das

@deba12 (2946)

• India

20 Mar 18

As I have planned not to marry and is employed in a nearby area of my parent's house, I am not going to move out of their house now. However, I don't know about the future.

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

Okay! It's all good

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Lynn Fowler

@lynnief (1203)

• Australia

20 Mar 18

I was sent to an orphanage when I was 14.

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Lynn Fowler

@lynnief (1203)

• Australia

20 Mar 18

@ammyluv It was a long time ago, and helped to shape who I am today. No regrets.

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

Was it by your parents?

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

@lynnief Oh! So sorry to hear this

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Dominique

@dodo19 (47317)

• Beaconsfield, Quebec

24 Mar 18

I moved out of my parents' place when I start university. I was 19. The reason I did was the university I was attending was two hours away. So, I lived in residence for the first two years, and then I lived off campus.

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Shasta

@cupkitties (7421)

• United States

21 Mar 18

I left home a couple times. First was at 19 to go to school, another was a 21 to get away from my step mothers incessant nagging

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AngelaMarie

@Bhebelen14 (5194)

• Philippines

20 Mar 18

I move out in my parent house when I was only 16, I stay in friend house and serve as a household helper in order to support my studies. After high school I work in a supermarket and support myself.

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AngelaMarie

@Bhebelen14 (5194)

• Philippines

20 Mar 18

@ammyluv Our life before was very hard and my parents can not afford to send all of us in the school so we need to do something if we really want to finish our studies

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

You are so brave! At 16, I haven't even thought of leaving home. Kudos

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Courtney

@Courtlynn (67085)

• United States

23 Mar 18

I still live at home at age 25. With both my 24 year old brother, and our mom. It's expensive to live here, so none of us can afford to live one our own, plus - we're family people. There's literately nothing wrong with it, as long as everyone helps out and as long as we're all okay with it. As we're the only ones paying the rent and bills, not outsiders who mean nothing to us.

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Nancy Zink

@ramapo17 (30441)

• Melbourne, Florida

14 May 18

In these days it is not easy to move away as everything is so expensive. You are lucky that you get along with your family as a lot of people move out because they do not get along.

Courtney

@Courtlynn (67085)

• United States

14 May 18

@ramapo17 I wouldn't say that. As we too have our issues. But for the most part, we're good.. and none of us would just move out over little things.

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Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130218)

• Israel

29 Mar 18

@ammyluv Amaka, a while after they moved to the suburbs because I did not like the suburbs so found an apartment in the city to rent.

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Hanni Harel

@Hannihar (130218)

• Israel

29 Mar 18

@ammyluv ok Amaka.Really did not know that.

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

29 Mar 18

Most people do not like the suburbs either

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Honey143

@sw8sincere (5204)

• Philippines

20 Mar 18

I am still staying with my parents cause I am still single and unmarried yet. =)

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

20 Mar 18

Okay

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Diana

@dya80dya (36657)

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20 Mar 18

I still live with my parents.

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Diana

@dya80dya (36657)

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21 Mar 18

@ammyluv Not too soon.

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@ammyluv (611)

• Abuja, Nigeria

21 Mar 18

Do you have plans of leaving?

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Louise Crisologo

@mlgen1037 (29886)

• Manila, Philippines

20 Mar 18

Here in our country, children usually leave when they get married or when they are stable enough to live on their own. But most of the time, even if they are married and/or stable, they dont leave their parents’ house. I left about 5 years ago.

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