When Will You Move Out? (1 Viewer)

[i-love-maynard]

After uni I think, when I have found myself a good, stable job.

 

[dood09]

January 4, 2009.


why january 4? because 4 is an awesome number.

january 4 is over rated imho

 

[Rafy]

I'll move out when i get a full time job after uni.

No reason to abandon a great house in a great location that i get to live in for free.

 

[Applikation]

Maybe when I'm like 35, if I haven't killed myself before then. I just can't even imagine myself in a position where I would be earning money. People have plans, I don't have shit.

 

[breaking]

january 4 is over rated imho

um.. what?

 

[Captain Gh3y]

Maybe when I'm like 35, if I haven't killed myself before then. I just can't even imagine myself in a position where I would be earning money. People have plans, I don't have shit.

there are some things money can't buy

for everything else, there's centrelink

 

[BackCountrySnow]

After highschool when I move to live on campus.

Edit: i'm thinkin of taking a gap year to work and earn money to give me a boost and be eligible for centrelink payments. Then go to uni and work part-time. =]

 

[Datooch]

Hm, hopefully next year. I wish my rents lived in Sydney. Being a border means I could easy move out and all that stuff, though I doubt I could live by myself.

Money though, is the problem, Sydney is damn expensive. Even moving in with some mates and lifeguarding and baring and such will still suck up a lot of cash. Specially since I wanna travel somewhere, what with medicine eating up a nice six years and all if I get in.

Heh. So envious of the people who's parents have appartments in Sydney.

 

[wendus]

i am out of here as fast as i can. probably next year.

 

[ledzeppelin]

I'll move out when i get a full time job after uni.

No reason to abandon a great house in a great location that i get to live in for free.

This probably

 

[SiN3m]

thinking of living on campus next year though it would be more economical for me to stay at home

i wish...my mum would NOT pay for uni or anything for me if i chose to move out.... on campus living sounds mad though...

 

[scarybunny]

It's called a HECS debt.

 

[hiphophooray123]

i wish...my mum would NOT pay for uni or anything for me if i chose to move out.... on campus living sounds mad though...

i live on campus.

inner city living is so addictive.

 

[SiN3m]

i know but regardless...mum's too attached

would be easier with the financial support

 

[darkwolfzx]

i live on campus too. Its just plain insane

 

[hiphophooray123]

i know but regardless...mum's too attached

would be easier with the financial support

lol yeah mines attached too, but i guess the fact that i only live 40 minutes away is fine with her.

 

[SiN3m]

lol yeah mines attached too, but i guess the fact that i only live 40 minutes away is fine with her.

1) only child (well i was for 16 years)
2) a girl
3) my mum was always pretty much living with her own mother
4) nearly cried when i joked about going to ANU and obviously liing there -_-


as soon as uni is over, or at least hit 21 or soemthing will be easier (i am hoping)

 

[Captain Hero]

January 4, 2009.


why january 4? because 4 is an awesome number.

That's the day I turn 21

EDIT: On other notes, I'll move out super never because I have free board, parents who leave me alone, money and heaps of space. No real benefits to moving out ATM.

 

[SiN3m]

Oh fuck... So I just had fight with my parents before dinner...
And I accidentally said something along the lines of "fine if you guys are sooo sick of me why don't I just live on campus" and so now they discussing me living on campus over dinner. Me and my big mouth. I hope they were just kidding. I really dont want to live on campus.

i'd love that to be my case...


to Captain Hero- you are lucky... i am overprotected, have got some $$$ and not much privacy space...

 

[Rhanoct]

i'd love to, but $$$$$$$

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