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i can't wait to move out!

anybody else can't wait? my home is a warzone!!! one argument after the other, i spend a fortune feeding myself anyway cos the rents can't be fussed doing proper shopping,cooking,cleaning etc.even the chair i'm sitting on now in my room is an old dining chair and the more time i spend on it my spine surely twists/turns/rotates/chews itself up and thats probably why my shoulder has been aching for days.

plus i have en-suite accomodation,ah i can't wait to see the day when i have my own toilet and shower to use,maybe even an actual toilet roll holder,could be a mirror and i wont' have to boil water in the kettle when i want to shave or wash my face,not that i live in a poor house right now my rents just turn the heating off when they don't use it,the bathroom is also brand new with shiny marble type floors so when you spill something nothing happens it just stays there but theres also a pile of towels in the corner slumped on the floor which nobody washes so i can clean it up with that but i digress!...

anybody else feel the same way? being told haha when you move out you will surely perish under your own feeble actions! how hard it will be? despite having a fat wad of loan money,getting a job and a bajillion people in the same situation.

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Reply 1

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Reply 2

I can't wait to move out either, my little sister is a right brat, will be nice to get some peace. Its a shame I don't start university until next year.

Reply 3

omg Shibby i totally agree....

my dad and stepmom have been on this endless cycle of breaking up and getting back together for 2 years now... and its driving me nuts...
my stepmom is a nutcase who thinks she can act like nothings happened... my dad has mood swings worse than anyone i know ... and my sister can be a right pain too, though i will miss her, and if i have to spend another week sharing my room with my 5yr old brother who doesnt sleep till bout midnight and snores like hell, so my sleep is like zilch and after after several nights out, i sorta need the sleep...

Add to that, my dad is building a conservatory and cleaning out the garage at the same time so my house is a tip... my room is filled with all my brothers toys, so im constantly treading on lego and cars, and the fact that my stepmoms family is always around and there all nutters....

I can't wait to escape.... although i feel bad bout leaving my siblings there :frown:
but o well i cant have everything... :tongue:

Bring on the Haven that is Uni Accomm!!! Woop :P

Okay Rant over now .... :biggrin: lol xx

Reply 4

Can't agree more!!:biggrin:

Goodbye parents
Goodbye crappy little house
Goodbye arguments
Goodbye everything!

;thumbsup;

I can't wait for my own room wooooo!

:smile:

Reply 5

totally... i didnt know how annoying it was sharing a bedroom? bring on own bedroom and own bathroom! woo! :p: xx

Reply 6

yep same here! goodbye arguments indeed.omg no-one argues as much as people in my house do. my sister thinks im a free all-day every-day babysitter..yeh my nephews cute and i love him blah blah blah but sheesh im sick of listening to wails ALL BLOODY DAY. cant wait to step out of my own bacheloress pad (lol yeh uni accom is hardly that) wen i want. here, i head towards the door and i get a zillion questions fired at me (WAT WEN WER WHY WHO!!)
FREEEEEDOMM - the next 2 weeks cant pass quickly enough! :biggrin:

Reply 7

I'm out of here tomorrow:biggrin:
Going back for a second year and can't wait to see my new flat and get back into the old chestnut!

Reply 8

Can't wait either.

My mother is a neurotic individual. Of course, I still care about her, but to be frank, she's not a nice person. Anti-social, jealous, tight with money, negative, self-pitying, attention seeking and generally pretty messed up. So many arguments have been caused over the last 5-7 years because of the way she is. My father is much different. Although I don't like taking sides, nor listening to the remarks they make about each other, I do find him the better person. He's far more social, friendly, motivated, hard-working, determined etc and he's gone on to start a seemingly blissful new relationship. However, he is pretty cynical and can be rather patronising too. Although I think he just does so out of care.

First 14 or so years of my life were blissful, but then my Mother's insecurities exploded, and there was so much arguing between her and my Dad, leading to a messy drawn out divorce. Ever since, whilst struggling with the usual teenage fare myself, argument after argument after argument has been started over such tiny things. My mother argues for the sake of arguing basically. After college, I needed a year out to sort my head out a little, and over that time I just counted down the days till I could be free.

Looking forward to living in a city and being away from this dull village for the first time ever, where nothing ever happens. Where the same faces (some I want to forget forever) still skulk around. Looking forward to the independence and challenges. Looking forward to getting away from mindless arguing, bickering and negativity.

Spent £150 today getting fully kitted out. Everything is sorted in terms of finance, accommodation and what I need to be taking. I have a budget and itinerary drawn up, which puts my mind at rest. Just full of pure excitement and the prospect of making a whole new fresh start.

One week to go!!

Reply 9

jrt87
Can't wait either.

My mother is a neurotic individual. Of course, I still care about her, but to be frank, she's not a nice person. Anti-social, jealous, tight with money, negative, self-pitying, attention seeking and generally pretty messed up. So many arguments have been caused over the last 5-7 years because of the way she is. My father is much different. Although I don't like taking sides, nor listening to the remarks they make about each other, I do find him the better person. He's far more social, friendly, motivated, hard-working, determined etc and he's gone on to start a seemingly blissful new relationship. However, he is pretty cynical and can be rather patronising too. Although I think he just does so out of care.

First 14 or so years of my life were blissful, but then my Mother's insecurities exploded, and there was so much arguing between her and my Dad, leading to a messy drawn out divorce. Ever since, whilst struggling with the usual teenage fare myself, argument after argument after argument has been started over such tiny things. My mother argues for the sake of arguing basically. After college, I needed a year out to sort my head out a little, and over that time I just counted down the days till I could be free.

Looking forward to living in a city and being away from this dull village for the first time ever, where nothing ever happens. Where the same faces (some I want to forget forever) still skulk around. Looking forward to the independence and challenges. Looking forward to getting away from mindless arguing, bickering and negativity.

Spent £150 today getting fully kitted out. Everything is sorted in terms of finance, accommodation and what I need to be taking. I have a budget and itinerary drawn up, which puts my mind at rest. Just full of pure excitement and the prospect of making a whole new fresh start.

One week to go!!


This describes my mum perfectly. She's also a malicious, alcoholic, single-parent.
I haven't even applied yet, but I can't wait to leave...

Reply 10

shibby_uk
anybody else can't wait? my home is a warzone!!! one argument after the other, i spend a fortune feeding myself anyway cos the rents can't be fussed doing proper shopping,cooking,cleaning etc.even the chair i'm sitting on now in my room is an old dining chair and the more time i spend on it my spine surely twists/turns/rotates/chews itself up and thats probably why my shoulder has been aching for days.

plus i have en-suite accomodation,ah i can't wait to see the day when i have my own toilet and shower to use,maybe even an actual toilet roll holder,could be a mirror and i wont' have to boil water in the kettle when i want to shave or wash my face,not that i live in a poor house right now my rents just turn the heating off when they don't use it,the bathroom is also brand new with shiny marble type floors so when you spill something nothing happens it just stays there but theres also a pile of towels in the corner slumped on the floor which nobody washes so i can clean it up with that but i digress!...

anybody else feel the same way? being told haha when you move out you will surely perish under your own feeble actions! how hard it will be? despite having a fat wad of loan money,getting a job and a bajillion people in the same situation.

end of rant.


Didn't you ever conisder calling the NSPCC, sounds like you've had it pretty rough?

Reply 11

So sarcastic, Dude! It is pretty frustrating...this in-between time when all you want to do is sort out your own place and have things the way you want it - causes no end of problems. 2 weeks to go 2 weeks to go....

Reply 12

I hate to ruin the mood but I just thought I would bring a bit of reality to this thread. I too come from an unsettled home and felt exactly the same way as all of you and am eager to get back there now after 3 months at home over the summer.

The freedom you get at uni is great but don't think that there won't be arguments. My flat and the flat next door were very close last year but there were still a number of arguments between people. It seems that when you live with people you are bound to argue with them at some point. Also, I never thought I would say this and I'm sure some of you won't believe it but it is amazing how at times you crave to go home. There were times when I missed people a lot which was a big shock for me and I'm sure it will be for some of you.

I don't want to make it sound like uni is all bad or anything. It is still amazing and so much fun and something that I would never want to change. However I just thought I would point out that it is still somewhat like a family situation in that you may be living with people that you don't get on with or that you argue with from time to time.

Reply 13

i cant wait to move out either- at the moment i have to share a room with my sister who never tidies up :mad: and she snores so i dont get much sleep,
also when i move out i'll be able to stay out as late as i want without having to worry about sneaking back in the house :ninja: :redface: lol

Reply 14

I start next year two, an i'm counting the days already lol, the day i leave home i will be the happiest man alive lol

Reply 15

Since May I've been counting down the days until I move to uni. I can't wait to get away from my sister, each day I'm absolutely terrified that she's seriously going to hurt me. Now I've got to add on 365 days because I can't go until next September now :frown:

Reply 16

Heh the night before I left for uni ended in the mother of all arguments... Methinks the parents were a bit stressed at the thought of me leaving.

And the parents thinking you won't be able to cope doesn't go away btw. I still get lectures on the phone about ironing my work uniform, when I should set my alarm for, how I should deal with people. Sometimes one just has to grit one's teeth and say "Yes parental unit"

Reply 17

Acaila
Sometimes one just has to grit one's teeth and say "Yes parental unit"


I know, mine seem to think i am a mug

Reply 18

Aw :frown: i'm going to miss my family! I left it a bit late to leave home - i'm 21 - and that makes it all the worse. Family/friends are taking it a bit hard. Eek..

Reply 19

qubog
Aw :frown: i'm going to miss my family! I left it a bit late to leave home - i'm 21 - and that makes it all the worse.


I'm 20 and in the same boat, I'm gonna really miss my parents, I'm so close to them.
It's going to be very strange.