I moved out at 16. One of the best decisions I’ve ever made. My parents just got divorced and mom was figuring out a new family with her new husband, there was no place for me in that home. Nobody pushed me into it, I just wanted to leave. Made me learn a lot about being responsible and independent, and helped me improve the relationship with my mom. Sometimes distance does make the heart grow fonder.
This is good to hear. My 15 year old son just moved out to live with his dad. He was always welcome and wanted and had a place here. It rips my heart out every day, but I’m praying it strengthens our relationship in the long run.
In the Middle East we live in our house until we are married then if ur a woman u move in with the man in either his family house or a apartment or a house he bought for the two of you
This reminds me of my dad. He moved out of his abusive household at 15 and lived on his own and met my mother. Then they moved down to Florida together. And came back to New York to start a family
Nah bro- I thought this would be wholesome because of the title like a nice big family dinner and parents hugging you and stuff 😭 I wish I could hug you. Bro I feel sad now
i was happy to go another city for university to live in dormatory, i just wanted to break out of family home, it was so stressing and depressing with my stepdad.
@TenshiAngel23 do you feel nervous or scared in a way? im in the same situation. its just that i don't rlly get a choice and i want to know that im not the only one having to experience this
Moving out is a dream we always have but once it happens it’s the most bitter sweet thing. After moving out and going to college I cried every night thinking about my family for like two weeks. The smallest thing being changed triggered an emotional breakdown. Hope you adjust well; it’s strange but you’ll get used to it eventually. Stay strong
Same i was talking about this with my dad, he supports those childrens for doing that but sure as hell would never even let me do a night stay at my friend's place lol
I feel you, I might be only 13, but I'm hoping to get out of my dad's house early. Although, there is a lot of memories that I'll have to give up. Also, I love this song, it's what I listen to sleep.
I’m 19 and the thought of leaving my mom is just awful to me. Not because I feel like I need to be taken care of all the time, but I genuinely don’t know how I’d cope with not being to see her every day, hear her voice, spend time in the yard with her, cook meals with her, all the little things. Even just hearing her move around the house knowing she’s around. I can’t imagine living without that. I love my mom so much. I want to spend every moment with her that I can because they won’t last forever.
This is honestly so sweet 😭🫶 I kinda feel the same and I feel bad for my mom bc even when I go to a friends house, she misses me and things around the house with my 5 siblings just aren’t the same. I help a lot with my family from cooking meals and doing laundry to just being there. Idk, sometimes I really want to move out but then again I feel like I’d feel bad when I do 😭
I'm south east asian but I've heard a lot of my friend's parents say, “Pack your things and get out of my house!” Maybe it's out of frustration since they literally don't help in the household and runs away from home frequently. 💀
@@nowlomme my parents r opposite- they dont want me moving out anytime soon n im not even allowed to go to a university thats like 2 hrs away or even dorm💀 im 18😭🤣💀
You have tonnes of support from me and I just know you are going to move on to do amazing things, remember that every year gives 365 opportunities to try again.
I was kicked out at 10, literally just left in an unfamiliar place in another country. I found them with what little I had on me only to be told I wasn't welcome anymore. I wish I at least had enough street smarts to know who to trust when I first moved out, but I was just worried everyone was out to get me back then. If I did, maybe I could've found a new family, but I'm in a pretty good place at the moment. Not great, but leagues better.
I just moved out too I’m 46 , my parents needed to go into assisted living and can’t afford rent. I’ll be homeless next week. Hoping I can find a shelter …
Honestly I never want to move out. I want to live with my parents until everything ends. Once I move out I'll be all alone drowning in my own thoughts and feelings and not knowing what to do. But when I'm with family I can feel loved and supported. Stay safe everyone 💗
I wish I could do that, but here at Brazil it's illegal for a minor (someone less than 18 years old) live alone so yeah- I have to deal with it for a while💀
I started to live by myself on 17 and im asian, its not really about culture its about family and life tbh... I pick a college quite far from home and forced to live away from my parents, living alone for the first time is lonely as it seems considering im close to my siblings all of my life and now theres no one here except me 😢
I feel you, I got kicked out at 15 :/ not saying you got kicked out cause I just came across this but I know how hard it is to leave your childhood home 😞
I’m currently 16. I could never imagine being forced to move out. I can barely keep up with my schoolwork and with my self care. I couldn’t imagine also having to worry about my next meal, my rent or my job. I really hope you’re doing well and that you’re happy.❤
I just was kicked out by my dad last night and my mom couldn’t stop him.. this is my first night without my family and seeing everyone else on here made me feel just a bit better. I miss my brothers and my mom…
Its okay!moving out of your home(family)I moved out of mine into a new one at 6 then to a villa now its a chapter that happens a lot u will get used to a new house!don't worry about ur memories in that house they stay in your and heart 💓
I feel for her and hope she can overcome any challenges facing her in order to live her best life. When people leave home (1) it really shouldn’t happen until you’re 18 so you at least can operate in the world with a diploma and/or GED because the working world is already challenging without a degree let alone lacking basic education. (2) it shouldn’t feel this way, sure you might be scared but you should overall feel exhilarated and optimistic, not like you’re wallowing in misery and uncertainty. That’s when leaving is forced and not really a choice. Godspeed 🙏
Ik this girl decided too leave but I still have empathy for her I can understand how hard it must feel too leave a place you’ve probably been around your whole life and I don’t know exactly what things have happened too you in your past but happy too see on your page that you seem too be happy and healthy❤
I moved out at 15 I feel your pain you will look back and pat yourself on the back for getting through because you will get through it! Don’t give up! Easier said than done I know I know but seriously make a plan and write it down, complete it step by step
i moved from asia to the uk to seek better secondary education at 16, i was super excited and my folks never forced me. this is how it should be. im so sorry you had to go through this…
This hit so hard just reading the title of the video it was like that for me exactly when I was 16 leaving my home town and all my home friends to move to a whole different place and school and completely different people
I moved out and far away at 19 and I’m 23. It’s hard most days bc you feel so alone. Especially bc I grew up with 5 siblings. I left bc of my mom but I miss them.
Why did this suddenly make me so scared to grow up. Like I don't wanna lose my parent I suddenly realized that one day they won't be here anymore Ik that's far away well Idk if it's far away it could be tomorrow but I hope it's far away. I just started crying when I suddenly thought this.
On the bright side, moving out at 16-18 (I prefer 18) it’s a very good decision, I’ve seen families with children still living and depending on them at the ages of roughly 22 upwards, it’s definitely better to move out and become your own dependant king/queen.
I have lived partly away from home since I was 12, (school campus) so when I at 15 moved to my current house, it didn't really feel too different. :) Idk why but I don't really even feel homesick either..
Im Turkish and age about 20-23 is when you're expected to leave. There are many families where the kid doesnt leave of course, but they atleast wait for you to have an income (you cant work before the age 18 here and you start university at the same age). Life moves slow
I understand the struggle, I was kicked out 8 days after my 20th birthday, I was lucky to have someone I could rely on otherwise I'd be completely homeless and probably gone by now if it weren't for him... 😓
My parents are divorced, and I have always lived in the House where my dad lives now. Due to the anxiety and depression I got this last days in that house, I made the desition to move to my moms house for the rest of the year and tjen move out to the place Im going to study next. Its a really difficult desition to make, the emotional attachment was very sad to forget, but remember you go first, your health is the first one you have ro hral
I would love my child to have the opportunity to stay at our home if they want to. I don't understand the mentality that a child turning a legal age means you aren't responsible for your child anymore. They are yours to care for until your dying day, no legality custom changes that. The world is scary and difficult, don't make it harder for them when you ultimately chose to bring them into this world.
I just turned 25 and my family still refuses to let me go. I love them and all but I don't wanna stay here anymore. Unfortunately it's like 3 minutes away from work so I have no valid reason to leave unless I get married lol.
I felt that. My parents divorced the summer when I went into 6th grade. My mom left and I went with only realizing soon after my dad was evicted from our home cause he couldn't afford it himself. My mom kicked me out and ended up being toxic as can be and I was homeless in downtown Chicago for about 2 years. I finally moved back into my dads own home and now my mom wants me back. Everything will come full circle at least once. But it'll be okay at the end of the day.
I will not even be a little upset if my children lived with me forever. Of course they don’t have to, but I hope they never feel the need to leave like I did. I literally packed a bag the moment it struck 12 on my 18th birthday
I'm 17 and I'm moving across the country next month and I'm literally shit scared. Im so excited to start an entirely new life and meet new people in a place I've never been but I am going to miss my people and my family and my home so so much I'm tearing up just thinking about it.
I'm 18 and my older brother is about to turn 21 and we still live with our parents. I don't know when I'll move out. It's terrifying to think that someday I'll leave my parents' side. I think of so many things like "if I move out, where will I go? Will I be alone? How will I make it out there? Will they miss me? What will happen after that? What am I gonna do after that? What will happen to me? Do my parents still need me? What will I miss out on? Are my parents proud?" I dont know when but I'm scared to do it alone. I haven't met my special someone, I want my special someone with me to go through it together
I still can't get over kids these days (I'm only 19) recording themselves crying and literally sleeping, and how people think these are real emotions and not personified for the social media they'll be posting the content on. NPC behavior
This reminds me of a movie called words bubble up like soda pop because of the way she was packing in that scene her packing and crying looked like the guy packing
She's 16, but isn't her boyfriend, like, 25 years old? I hope she's not living with him, she needs to dump him. Any creep his age or older who sees 16 year old girls attractive needs to be put in prison, not living with the child they're grooming. When she's as old as him, she's going to see how creepy it is to see a teenager(still a child) attractive.
I've made a plan on something When I go into highschool I ditch all my irl friends and get a job when I'm in highschool and get enough money and put it into an account with some other friends, move out, change states, block ny family(Not my cousin though) and never look back and I'll just live life without my family and just some friends
I’m moving out in 1 1/2 years when I’m 19, I’ve lived in the house I’m in for 17 years, it will be super hard to leave it. But my mom kinda uh- yeah-- I rather live out of state with my bf, I feel safe around him and not my mom😭😭
My last day at home when I woke up I didn’t know it’ll be my last day. There was already problems between me and my mom about me wanting to move out and that day I decided I didn’t want to deal with her putting me down, was the first time I stood up for myself, one thing lead to another and she was trying to run over me. I called my dad to pick me up and let me live with him until my siblings from out of state come to get me. She pretended like it never happened and begged me to stay a few more nights with her and that house didn’t feel like home anymore. It’s an uncomfortable feeling being in a house I spent a few years and it looked just like how I left it but it didn’t feel like home felt like someone else’s. She thought I would get comfortable again and stay but it did the exact opposite.
It wasn't at 16, it was at 18, but I had a similar thing. I'm so sorry. I know how this feels. It gets a lot better though, I turn 22 Sunday and I am so thankful that I escaped that place. It was tough and sometimes it still is but I wouldn't trade where I am now for anything. Hang in there.
In arabic house . My grandma live with all her daughters and sons. They are 45-50 and more they are all living with their family .ofc there some of them who moved out like my mother . And my brothers are 22-28 they are still here
Okay, that might sound crazy, becouse It might be cultural diffrance or something, but its pretty common in my country to „move out” when your 16 - its time where you start a high school and a lot of times good shools are kind of far away, so we moving to diffrent cities alone to live in small flats or dorm. I hope you’ll be fine! For me it was quite nice expiriance…
sorry but imagine the behind the scenes.. her setting up the camera before she cries, setting up the camera to show her sleeping then having to get up and check the footage- got me rolling fr
My plan is to move out at 19 or 20 no later. I’m tired of my dad and his drinking. I’m 13 in a month and I’ve been planning this for a year or two ever since he’s been drinking again and has lead me to some sh and making me feel worthless I don’t wanna live with him for longer than I need to
Thank God, I am in India with my Family, I am 24 and by my parents side, I earn, make a good living but still I won't move out, I feel sorry for those who move out, I mean..... how could a parent throw away his/her child?
Me knowing im never moving out cause both me and parents think we're clumsy and stupid: 🧍♀️ Istg tho I can't go a day with out hugging my dad and grandma moving out is not for me :]
I moved out at 16. One of the best decisions I’ve ever made. My parents just got divorced and mom was figuring out a new family with her new husband, there was no place for me in that home. Nobody pushed me into it, I just wanted to leave. Made me learn a lot about being responsible and independent, and helped me improve the relationship with my mom. Sometimes distance does make the heart grow fonder.
Where did you live tho
@@threerottenpeach first at my grandma’s apartment (she had one she wasn’t using since she lived elsewhere), then I moved towns and rented one
@@TheDarkSunChannel I hope you’re living your best life right now!
@@con3h3ad4life that’s very kind of you to say, thanks
This is good to hear. My 15 year old son just moved out to live with his dad. He was always welcome and wanted and had a place here. It rips my heart out every day, but I’m praying it strengthens our relationship in the long run.
Here in Italy it’s pretty normal to stay at your parents house till your late twenties…I can’t imagine moving out at 16
Quando i genitori non ci trattano bene siamo costretti a farlo
yes , same in all North African countries as well .
western parent making their children move out at 16 is so weird .
In brazil too!
@@BlackSky_111 😱
In the Middle East we live in our house until we are married then if ur a woman u move in with the man in either his family house or a apartment or a house he bought for the two of you
This reminds me of my dad. He moved out of his abusive household at 15 and lived on his own and met my mother. Then they moved down to Florida together. And came back to New York to start a family
How cute :)
Aww
Nice 😀
Thats so cute🙊(Not referring to the 'abusive' part)
Nah bro- I thought this would be wholesome because of the title like a nice big family dinner and parents hugging you and stuff 😭 I wish I could hug you. Bro I feel sad now
oh, I left home to study in my dream university. the feeling of moving out and going to another city is unexplainable
everything will be alright ❤❤
As someone who had to do this too you got this! you are stronger than you think 🫂
there are so many things that I will have to do and learn by myself. it's a big stress
i was happy to go another city for university to live in dormatory, i just wanted to break out of family home, it was so stressing and depressing with my stepdad.
@TenshiAngel23 do you feel nervous or scared in a way? im in the same situation. its just that i don't rlly get a choice and i want to know that im not the only one having to experience this
Moving out is a dream we always have but once it happens it’s the most bitter sweet thing. After moving out and going to college I cried every night thinking about my family for like two weeks. The smallest thing being changed triggered an emotional breakdown. Hope you adjust well; it’s strange but you’ll get used to it eventually. Stay strong
As an Indian it was a huge cultural shock for me when I first found out about this whole moving out thing.
Same i was talking about this with my dad, he supports those childrens for doing that but sure as hell would never even let me do a night stay at my friend's place lol
East Asian here and SAME wtf is wrong with Americans
I feel you, I might be only 13, but I'm hoping to get out of my dad's house early. Although, there is a lot of memories that I'll have to give up. Also, I love this song, it's what I listen to sleep.
I’m 19 and the thought of leaving my mom is just awful to me. Not because I feel like I need to be taken care of all the time, but I genuinely don’t know how I’d cope with not being to see her every day, hear her voice, spend time in the yard with her, cook meals with her, all the little things. Even just hearing her move around the house knowing she’s around. I can’t imagine living without that. I love my mom so much. I want to spend every moment with her that I can because they won’t last forever.
This is honestly so sweet 😭🫶 I kinda feel the same and I feel bad for my mom bc even when I go to a friends house, she misses me and things around the house with my 5 siblings just aren’t the same. I help a lot with my family from cooking meals and doing laundry to just being there. Idk, sometimes I really want to move out but then again I feel like I’d feel bad when I do 😭
I'm south east asian but I've heard a lot of my friend's parents say, “Pack your things and get out of my house!” Maybe it's out of frustration since they literally don't help in the household and runs away from home frequently. 💀
Bro my parents have been excited because they hear me planning on moving out💀
Maybe you just in your bedroom allday everyday
@@nowlomme my parents r opposite- they dont want me moving out anytime soon n im not even allowed to go to a university thats like 2 hrs away or even dorm💀 im 18😭🤣💀
Wow, I'm 15 and to think that you were only a year older when you moved out is crazy! I couldn't even imagine! You are so brave!
You have tonnes of support from me and I just know you are going to move on to do amazing things, remember that every year gives 365 opportunities to try again.
I was kicked out at 10, literally just left in an unfamiliar place in another country.
I found them with what little I had on me only to be told I wasn't welcome anymore. I wish I at least had enough street smarts to know who to trust when I first moved out, but I was just worried everyone was out to get me back then. If I did, maybe I could've found a new family, but I'm in a pretty good place at the moment. Not great, but leagues better.
This happen to my mom when she was 16 she had to start living with random people she's told me about her experience and I praying for you🙏
My mom says she will look after me till i get a job and have stable income, man i should be more thankful for my parents they are the best ❤
When u realize she was 12 only 4 years ago-
Lmao i was 9 four years ago💀
@@inniecapella1590 alright emily
@@inniecapella1590 hpw old are you now? I have a cool song you can buy for less than $0.99
@@inniecapella1590 don’t say swear words pls its a sin
@@gameypiettvgamergames7463 this is the Internet not church
I just moved out too I’m 46 , my parents needed to go into assisted living and can’t afford rent. I’ll be homeless next week. Hoping I can find a shelter …
Honestly I never want to move out. I want to live with my parents until everything ends. Once I move out I'll be all alone drowning in my own thoughts and feelings and not knowing what to do. But when I'm with family I can feel loved and supported. Stay safe everyone 💗
I wish I could do that, but here at Brazil it's illegal for a minor (someone less than 18 years old) live alone so yeah- I have to deal with it for a while💀
I started to live by myself on 17 and im asian, its not really about culture its about family and life tbh... I pick a college quite far from home and forced to live away from my parents, living alone for the first time is lonely as it seems considering im close to my siblings all of my life and now theres no one here except me 😢
Actually, i think that if i will move out from my house and family i will feel better
I feel you, I got kicked out at 15 :/ not saying you got kicked out cause I just came across this but I know how hard it is to leave your childhood home 😞
You’ll get used to it hun. Best of luck to you. It’s a good thing for you (even if ur doing it a lil early).
I’m currently 16. I could never imagine being forced to move out. I can barely keep up with my schoolwork and with my self care. I couldn’t imagine also having to worry about my next meal, my rent or my job. I really hope you’re doing well and that you’re happy.❤
why do u have so many accounts 😭 I get confused as to which one is the recent one
Girly your so brave and strong it might be tough but everything well be fine :) you’ll adapt ❤
I’m moving out at 17 when I graduate. I’m sorry you had to go through this. None of my family wants me in the house so I’m leaving asap
I just was kicked out by my dad last night and my mom couldn’t stop him.. this is my first night without my family and seeing everyone else on here made me feel just a bit better. I miss my brothers and my mom…
"Hold on a sec let me post this on tiktok"
Its okay!moving out of your home(family)I moved out of mine into a new one at 6 then to a villa now its a chapter that happens a lot u
will get used to a new house!don't worry about ur memories in that house they stay in your and heart 💓
Teach me how you did it pleeaaaasee I need help lol
Have money.
True
Get a girlfriend or friend, don’t move in alone
I feel for her and hope she can overcome any challenges facing her in order to live her best life. When people leave home (1) it really shouldn’t happen until you’re 18 so you at least can operate in the world with a diploma and/or GED because the working world is already challenging without a degree let alone lacking basic education.
(2) it shouldn’t feel this way, sure you might be scared but you should overall feel exhilarated and optimistic, not like you’re wallowing in misery and uncertainty. That’s when leaving is forced and not really a choice.
Godspeed 🙏
Ik this girl decided too leave but I still have empathy for her I can understand how hard it must feel too leave a place you’ve probably been around your whole life and I don’t know exactly what things have happened too you in your past but happy too see on your page that you seem too be happy and healthy❤
i wanna move out, how did you get accommodation?
I opted for house sharing and having roommates since that’s all I could afford, found my current place online
some ppl are lucky to cry whilst leaving their family house, others it's relief, got kicked out and fr, it was struggles
I moved out at 15 I feel your pain you will look back and pat yourself on the back for getting through because you will get through it! Don’t give up! Easier said than done I know I know but seriously make a plan and write it down, complete it step by step
this is literally her whole personality 😭 every vid “moving out at 16” “i moved out at 16” like OK 💀
As a mom this hurts my heart. 😭
If you need a mom I’m your mom now 😭
i moved from asia to the uk to seek better secondary education at 16, i was super excited and my folks never forced me. this is how it should be. im so sorry you had to go through this…
Growing up is overrated trust me
This hit so hard just reading the title of the video it was like that for me exactly when I was 16 leaving my home town and all my home friends to move to a whole different place and school and completely different people
I moved out and far away at 19 and I’m 23. It’s hard most days bc you feel so alone. Especially bc I grew up with 5 siblings. I left bc of my mom but I miss them.
Why did this suddenly make me so scared to grow up. Like I don't wanna lose my parent I suddenly realized that one day they won't be here anymore Ik that's far away well Idk if it's far away it could be tomorrow but I hope it's far away. I just started crying when I suddenly thought this.
I'd be soooo happy to move out rn bc of my family issues but I have to work for the $first. I wish u luck, safety n happiness tho^^
i was at a critical point now and i cried watching this
I'm very late but i'm so sorry :
On the bright side, moving out at 16-18 (I prefer 18) it’s a very good decision, I’ve seen families with children still living and depending on them at the ages of roughly 22 upwards, it’s definitely better to move out and become your own dependant king/queen.
Life feels like it’s going a mile a minute I don’t feel 16 but I am somehow ,I’m managing a job and school I can’t imagine living without family
I have lived partly away from home since I was 12, (school campus) so when I at 15 moved to my current house, it didn't really feel too different. :)
Idk why but I don't really even feel homesick either..
Take care of yourself :( 💖
you go girl do what makes you happy and if you dint want to move out your fans frinds and some famaly will alwase saport you.
Im Turkish and age about 20-23 is when you're expected to leave. There are many families where the kid doesnt leave of course, but they atleast wait for you to have an income (you cant work before the age 18 here and you start university at the same age). Life moves slow
I understand the struggle, I was kicked out 8 days after my 20th birthday, I was lucky to have someone I could rely on otherwise I'd be completely homeless and probably gone by now if it weren't for him... 😓
My parents are divorced, and I have always lived in the House where my dad lives now. Due to the anxiety and depression I got this last days in that house, I made the desition to move to my moms house for the rest of the year and tjen move out to the place Im going to study next. Its a really difficult desition to make, the emotional attachment was very sad to forget, but remember you go first, your health is the first one you have ro hral
I would love my child to have the opportunity to stay at our home if they want to. I don't understand the mentality that a child turning a legal age means you aren't responsible for your child anymore. They are yours to care for until your dying day, no legality custom changes that. The world is scary and difficult, don't make it harder for them when you ultimately chose to bring them into this world.
I just turned 25 and my family still refuses to let me go. I love them and all but I don't wanna stay here anymore. Unfortunately it's like 3 minutes away from work so I have no valid reason to leave unless I get married lol.
Don't let them get you down always look to the future and don't dwell with these problems live your own life and don't forget to love yourself always
I have to go in another country for university but im 18 and I fell like this is the right moment to leave.
I felt that. My parents divorced the summer when I went into 6th grade. My mom left and I went with only realizing soon after my dad was evicted from our home cause he couldn't afford it himself. My mom kicked me out and ended up being toxic as can be and I was homeless in downtown Chicago for about 2 years. I finally moved back into my dads own home and now my mom wants me back. Everything will come full circle at least once. But it'll be okay at the end of the day.
I will not even be a little upset if my children lived with me forever. Of course they don’t have to, but I hope they never feel the need to leave like I did. I literally packed a bag the moment it struck 12 on my 18th birthday
Thank god you got a video of how sad you are
I hope u have a smooth transition ❤
I love my mom ❤️
Moving out at 18 was the worst decision I’ve ever made, moving back in at 22 was the best decision I’ve ever made
I'm 17 and I'm moving across the country next month and I'm literally shit scared. Im so excited to start an entirely new life and meet new people in a place I've never been but I am going to miss my people and my family and my home so so much I'm tearing up just thinking about it.
I feel so bad for you it must be so hard on your heart ❤️ 😢
I'm 18 and my older brother is about to turn 21 and we still live with our parents. I don't know when I'll move out. It's terrifying to think that someday I'll leave my parents' side. I think of so many things like "if I move out, where will I go? Will I be alone? How will I make it out there? Will they miss me? What will happen after that? What am I gonna do after that? What will happen to me? Do my parents still need me? What will I miss out on? Are my parents proud?" I dont know when but I'm scared to do it alone. I haven't met my special someone, I want my special someone with me to go through it together
when you actually move out thats when it just hits you that you really are on your own. :(
i'm 17, gonna move out in 2 months..
quite scared, but im sure it'll be alright.
I still can't get over kids these days (I'm only 19) recording themselves crying and literally sleeping, and how people think these are real emotions and not personified for the social media they'll be posting the content on. NPC behavior
Moved out at 16, I wouldn’t be still here if I didn’t. Some families are just easier to love from a distance
This is sad bc my brother is 18 and he's already moving to Texas and my mom left my stepdad and now my dad lives alone 😭🥲
This reminds me of a movie called words bubble up like soda pop because of the way she was packing in that scene her packing and crying looked like the guy packing
it'll hurt, just go with it. You'll be ok soon.
In asia we have pressure NOT to leave the house in any way 🥰
She's 16, but isn't her boyfriend, like, 25 years old? I hope she's not living with him, she needs to dump him. Any creep his age or older who sees 16 year old girls attractive needs to be put in prison, not living with the child they're grooming.
When she's as old as him, she's going to see how creepy it is to see a teenager(still a child) attractive.
We don’t care
@@alexanderonfroyreddington6331 and I guess you groom underage girls, too. Shocker
I've made a plan on something
When I go into highschool I ditch all my irl friends and get a job when I'm in highschool and get enough money and put it into an account with some other friends, move out, change states, block ny family(Not my cousin though) and never look back and I'll just live life without my family and just some friends
"Sometimes moving out is nervous, because your gonna lose all your memories from that house"
In Hong Kong… we never move out it is actually rude and ungrateful to move out
I’m moving out in 1 1/2 years when I’m 19, I’ve lived in the house I’m in for 17 years, it will be super hard to leave it. But my mom kinda uh- yeah-- I rather live out of state with my bf, I feel safe around him and not my mom😭😭
My last day at home when I woke up I didn’t know it’ll be my last day. There was already problems between me and my mom about me wanting to move out and that day I decided I didn’t want to deal with her putting me down, was the first time I stood up for myself, one thing lead to another and she was trying to run over me. I called my dad to pick me up and let me live with him until my siblings from out of state come to get me. She pretended like it never happened and begged me to stay a few more nights with her and that house didn’t feel like home anymore. It’s an uncomfortable feeling being in a house I spent a few years and it looked just like how I left it but it didn’t feel like home felt like someone else’s. She thought I would get comfortable again and stay but it did the exact opposite.
At 16!!! I’m 16 rn and damn I don’t even think about leaving the house to go to the store
It wasn't at 16, it was at 18, but I had a similar thing. I'm so sorry. I know how this feels. It gets a lot better though, I turn 22 Sunday and I am so thankful that I escaped that place. It was tough and sometimes it still is but I wouldn't trade where I am now for anything. Hang in there.
I would be the same as u, right before i go to bed i would have a mental breakdown 😭
In arabic house . My grandma live with all her daughters and sons. They are 45-50 and more they are all living with their family .ofc there some of them who moved out like my mother . And my brothers are 22-28 they are still here
Okay, that might sound crazy, becouse It might be cultural diffrance or something, but its pretty common in my country to „move out” when your 16 - its time where you start a high school and a lot of times good shools are kind of far away, so we moving to diffrent cities alone to live in small flats or dorm. I hope you’ll be fine! For me it was quite nice expiriance…
I hope you get better sweetheart.
sorry but imagine the behind the scenes.. her setting up the camera before she cries, setting up the camera to show her sleeping then having to get up and check the footage- got me rolling fr
Wish u all the best girl🥲
My plan is to move out at 19 or 20 no later. I’m tired of my dad and his drinking. I’m 13 in a month and I’ve been planning this for a year or two ever since he’s been drinking again and has lead me to some sh and making me feel worthless I don’t wanna live with him for longer than I need to
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My 28 sister still living with her parents with no job : 😶...
POV: your the bedbug following her
I know it’s hard for you bcuz I did it to 2 weeks ago. I felt the same way ❤
Your the one who wants to leave, good luck cause life sucks and bills hit no matter what
Thank God, I am in India with my Family, I am 24 and by my parents side, I earn, make a good living but still I won't move out, I feel sorry for those who move out, I mean..... how could a parent throw away his/her child?
Around here you can't do anything until you are 18. You have to be a legal adult to sign for anything
Me knowing im never moving out cause both me and parents think we're clumsy and stupid: 🧍♀️
Istg tho I can't go a day with out hugging my dad and grandma moving out is not for me :]
my friends 17 year old sister with 2 kids was kicked out of her house because the house they had moved into was too small i felt so bad for her
My mum 'Moved' out at 16 for personal reasons. Shes now in her 30s and has me.
My mom: you can move out at 18 then you have to move out AT 23
how come u moved out? i’m sending hugs over this is sad that ur not having a wholesome family goodbye. good luck