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What age to leave home?

You'll never fully mature under your parent's wings IMO.

You have to get out and experience life.
 
DKD said:
You'll never fully mature under your parent's wings IMO.

You have to get out and experience life.
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Yes I fully agree. But when I say 'mature' I mean to
the level sufficient that you can:

1. Cook and clean
2. Do your own laundry
3. Practice safe sex
4. Balance check book (Includes paying the rent
on time, bills, car, etc etc)
5. Be hygienic.

That I would think is the minimum a 'parent' should give
to their kids. The rest is experience and learning on your
own journey.

Again if we have to clarify every little detail you should
just stay with your guardian/parent.

Over and Out.

Devante.
 
I am somewhat perturbed by your choice of font Mr Harry Delevante.

What confluence of factors led you to make this maverick decision on your post writing style?
 
k_21 said:


Yes I fully agree. But when I say 'mature' I mean to
the level sufficient that you can:

1. Cook and clean
2. Do your own laundry
3. Practice safe sex
4. Balance check book (Includes paying the rent
on time, bills, car, etc etc)
5. Be hygienic.

That I would think is the minimum a 'parent' should give
to their kids. The rest is experience and learning on your
own journey.

Again if we have to clarify every little detail you should
just stay with your guardian/parent.

Over and Out.

Devante.
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Who on earth has a checkbook tht needs balancing?





DKD said:
I am somewhat perturbed by your choice of font Mr Harry Delevante.

What confluence of factors led you to make this maverick decision on your post writing style?
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Use tapatalk, it omits all fonts :)
 
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DKD said:
I am somewhat perturbed by your choice of font Mr Harry Delevante.

What confluence of factors led you to make this maverick decision on your post writing style?
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LOL... :D

Thank you for the compliment. I appreciate it.

It because 'your writing says a lot about you'.

Devante.


 
k_21 said:
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It because 'your writing says a lot about you'.

Devante.
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Indeed it does, indeed it does.

You're a good guy Harry Delevante. My love to your family. :)

How's your wife going btw? Did she get those flowers I sent? :D
 
DKD said:
Indeed it does, indeed it does.

You're a good guy Harry Delevante. My love to your family. :)

How's your wife going btw? Did she get those flowers I sent? :D
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Thanks. And to your family as well my friend.

No flower yet....I'll keep an eye out for them though..... :D

"Harry"

 
I'm 23 now, and I still live at mums (well technically atm I don't, but I'll be moving back near the end of the year). As long as she doesn't kick me out, I have no issues remaining in the nest until such time as I can make a dent in a house / move overseas / get my business up and running.
 
I found it easy and if I needed help my folks were always there to help me . The only mistake I made was to let friends move in with me .
 
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