Moving out?

Well, it's okay as long as it's okay with your parents. Since you are an adult you should be contributing to the household in someway. If not monetarily then you should be contributing extra in the way of household chores. You should also be following your parents' basic household rules since they are allowing you to live in your house. I'm assuming rent-free? Also, try to be respectful of them and don't walk around with attitude. I'm not saying this is you, but many people your age (ie: my step-daughter) do this frequently. Also, showing some gratitude to your parents once in awhile and saying thank you (not just when you want something) is always appreciated. Try to give your parents some alone time as well. It is not healthy for a marriage to always have another adult present.

I don't think that's a bad thing. I moved out when I was 18, but that's only because I couldn't stand my parents at that point. I think, that when you're ready, it's just something that you know and you'll take the steps you need to get that point. For now, save your money, learn how to take care of yourself and prepare yourself for the eventual news that you will be moving out. : )

Stay with your parents as long as you can! If you and your parents get along and all, why move out? You can work and go to school...get your degree adn save some money. When you graduate, you will be so much better off financially and all. You can start out fresh and clean instead of in debt like so many students are. My kids are still really young, but they will be welcome to stay as long as they want as long as they do something productive. I won't let them mooch off me and sleep until 2pm every day and party all night while working a minimum wage job. But, as long as they work and/or go to school, they can stay as long as they want to get up and start life out nicely instead of in debt.