How many times have you moved house ?

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I'm 19 and I've moved thirteen times. Fifteen if you count uni.

Yeah, my parents don't like to stay in the same place

I'm 16. We've moved house 3 times.
We actually moved for the 3rd time YESTERDAY! It was a very tedious day, lots to do..

Reply 22

This Honest

Moved 4 times, can't remember the first flat, too small, the second was a house, quite liked it but my room was small, third was a bigger house, didn't like the area though and the current one is the best :woo:

Oh and I'm 18

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Reply 23

godknows

age: 18
Moved at the age of 1 [don't really remember that one :P ] [Within in India]
Moved at the age of 14 [Moved to England]
Moved after 3 months [within England]
Moved again when I was 16 :smile:

Reply 24

hippieglitter

I'm 26 now

I moved for the first time when I was 11 with my parents and brother
Moved into uni halls at 18
Moved into student house at 19
Moved back home when I finished uni at 22
Moved to Wales with my bf at 23
Moved to Coventry with my bf at 25

Reply 25

py0alb

In the past 12 years, I've lived:
2 places in Shropshire
3 places in Somerset
1 place in Virginia
4 places in Nottingham
2 places in Cambridge

So thats an average of 1 place per year.

Reply 26

Caitykinss

I moved house when I was 9 with my family.
I'm now 18 and living in uni halls if you can count that as moving!

Reply 27

username234673

Age: 27

14 times, not including semi permanent locations in Australia when I travelled there for a year.
5 of which were of my own accord.

Reply 28

Steezy

I'm 24 and I've lived in 15 houses

Reply 29

NW86

I'm 26 and I have moved house 11 times!

Reply 30

Lapland

When I was 2 and again when I was 3, where I've been living ever since.

Reply 31

Ronove

Original post by Juichiro

Gee! Do you speak Danish and German then?

I was getting reasonably fluent in German but I haven't touched it in a while now. Danish is fast approaching it in level, despite the fact that my other half is a big load of fail and forgets to speak in it to me. :smile:

Reply 32

Psyk

My family moved house when I was about 1.
My parents have been in that house since then.
At 18 I "moved out" to uni, where I lived in 4 different places (different flat/house each year).
After finishing uni at 22 I moved to the town I live in now.
Then about 9 months later I moved into my current flat.

So if you include uni it's 7 times. However considering I spent about half the year back with my parents at uni, I don't really think of that as "moving out".

Reply 33

Roseystonios

I'm 18 years old and I've moved 6 times, including moving to Halls at Uni a few months ago :smile:

Reply 34

username932763

I'm 17 and it depends really.

Moved when my little brother was born when I was two.
Then moved to another country when I was 9.
Two years later I moved back but to the same house as before, so it wasn't moving to a new house really.

My aunt and uncle have moved 13 times in the last ten years though!

Reply 35

Kylewalker346234

Islington 1994-1997 Police flat... very small flat
Barnet 1998-2000 house was unbelievably retarded, 2 bedrooms with one ensuite bathroom...
Arkley 2000-2005 - Was normal typical house :smile:

Rural North Hertfordshire 2005 - Present. I love this house resembles the house from Howards end. surrounded by wheat and fields... only house on the road too... proper countryside :wink:

Uni halls don't count as moving... not for me personally anyway.

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Reply 36

Beige_Angel

I'm 20 and have moved 10 times.

Moved away from London with parents when I was maybe a year old before my brother was born.
Moved to a family friend's old house (my mum had always liked it).
Moved into a smaller house after my dad screwed up the mortgage on the previous one.
Moved to Gloucestershire with mum after my parents got divorced.
Moved into the next town.
I moved out into a youth support shared flat after various issues.
Moved into a youth support shared house owned by the same organisation.
Moved into my own flat let by the same organisation.
Moved into halls in Nottingham.
Moved into a private-rented shared house.