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I'm planning on moving out of my mom's house soon. I am currently 16 and I have my mom's permission to move out at 17 (I turn 17 in 6 months) I works as a Cashier, Waitress, and a Babysitter on the weekends. I have quiet a lot of money and I really want to move to Kentucky, but my friends and my dad thinks it's a bad idea to move there.. And I don't know if I should move there or not.. And basically no one in my family supports my decision to move there, Like they want me to live in Indianapolis and I really don't wanna live there it's too much..
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Are you an american citizen living in the usa?
Do you have any friends or family members living near Kentucky?
It will probably be easier for you to move out at 18 rather than during the worst of the pandemic.
More opportunities for full time employment or uni.
If you are willing to wait until 18, this will give you more time to save money and find work or a place to study that will be ready for you when you move out.
Do you have any friends or family members living near Kentucky?
It will probably be easier for you to move out at 18 rather than during the worst of the pandemic.
More opportunities for full time employment or uni.
If you are willing to wait until 18, this will give you more time to save money and find work or a place to study that will be ready for you when you move out.
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(Original post by londonmyst)
Are you an american citizen living in the usa?
Do you have any friends or family members living near Kentucky?
It will probably be easier for you to move out at 18 rather than during the worst of the pandemic.
More opportunities for full time employment or uni.
If you are willing to wait until 18, this will give you more time to save money and find work or a place to study that will be ready for you when you move out.
Are you an american citizen living in the usa?
Do you have any friends or family members living near Kentucky?
It will probably be easier for you to move out at 18 rather than during the worst of the pandemic.
More opportunities for full time employment or uni.
If you are willing to wait until 18, this will give you more time to save money and find work or a place to study that will be ready for you when you move out.
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Why would you move out at 16? Do you have any reason other than "cuz I want to"?
Seems like a short sighted idea. You can move to another state at another time when you're older. If this is because you want to see your boyfriend, you could spend your money to visit him while you finish high school.
Seems like a short sighted idea. You can move to another state at another time when you're older. If this is because you want to see your boyfriend, you could spend your money to visit him while you finish high school.
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