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Getting Thrown Out Of The House

Volvoboy

Just had words with Mammy Volvoboy, basically saying she wants me out soon :mad: to this i feel scared

I'm 22 and if i had my way i'd like to stay for a few more years until 25 atleast.

So what age were you forced out of the womb house at??

And living with Daddy Volvoboy isnt a option because he'd want me going to work during the day, the daytime is Volvoboy's ''Me'' time.

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Terry

I was 7 when I moved out. I'm just that awesome.

Volvoboy wrote: »

You've no idea how much i wanted the majority to say ''Jaysus that terrible Volvoboy, your just a innocent little mite how can your mother throw you out you being so innocent and naiive to the world?''

Damn you!

They all want to say it, but fear being laughed at.
Everyone wants to go home to the Irish mammy.

Elessar

I'm still living at home at 23. Doesn't really bother me, I don't see what all the fuss is about. I can't really see a way NOT to live at home for the forseeable future, so it's all good with me

An Fear Aniar

Ruu wrote: »

Time to move out anyway. I bought a house at 22. </show off>

You bought a house? Or do you mean you got a big loan?

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enda1

Will wrote: »

Moved when I was 19 to France, came back when I was 21 to Ireland and back to college.

It really is soul destroying moving back in with the family after living by yourself or with others the same age for so long.
Just finished college bar a fair few repeats so once they're out of the way saving up and gonna go see the world with my girlfriend.

On a slight tangent, all throughout college I worked and paid my own way, whether it was the registration fee, books, drinking money etc.
I was one of the minority who worked through college and one guy said to me a fair few weeks back 'jesus must be hard to go to college and work at the same time'. Most of the people in my class had their own car, lived away from home and went on the p¡ss every weekend. Their parents paid for it all. I'd be lying if I didn't say I was jealous.

Just something that always annoyed me. Anywho yeah, move onwards and upwards young volvoboy!

Basicly lived at home and parents subsidised my college lifestyle (worked a bit over summer and start of terms but nothing major). Never failed a subject, moved out after 1st class degree to permanent well paying job.

2 years now, living with girlfriend and enjoy that I have proven their "investment". (moved out at 22)

Ruu_Old

Time to move out anyway. I bought a house at 22. </show off>

Will

Moved when I was 19 to France, came back when I was 21 to Ireland and back to college.

It really is soul destroying moving back in with the family after living by yourself or with others the same age for so long.
Just finished college bar a fair few repeats so once they're out of the way saving up and gonna go see the world with my girlfriend.

On a slight tangent, all throughout college I worked and paid my own way, whether it was the registration fee, books, drinking money etc.
I was one of the minority who worked through college and one guy said to me a fair few weeks back 'jesus must be hard to go to college and work at the same time'. Most of the people in my class had their own car, lived away from home and went on the p¡ss every weekend. Their parents paid for it all. I'd be lying if I didn't say I was jealous.

Just something that always annoyed me. Anywho yeah, move onwards and upwards young volvoboy!

Abi

Volvoboy wrote: »

You've no idea how much i wanted the majority to say ''Jaysus that terrible Volvoboy, your just a innocent little mite how can your mother throw you out you being so innocent and naiive to the world?''

Damn you!

Fair enough, shes a horrible hormonal nagging old heartless wagon, and you should report her to social services!! .... They might not care though.

You should look into leaving alright. Yes, it costs more to live away from home, but it also teaches you life / money / house-keeping skills. Imagine what the ladies are going to start thinking from now on. I'd let on I need the bathroom and make a break for it out the window. And while running, I'd call my mates and tell them I just had a near-miss with Norman Bates :pac:

Today she asked you to leave. Tomorrow she starts poisoning you dude - just go =P

Rabies

enda1 wrote: »

Earth is <8000 miles in diamter. Are you in orbit?

I doubt he travels through the earth.

eg:
http://www.mapcrow.info/cgi-bin/cities_distance_airpt2.cgi?city3=-2144896,D&city4=-2152220,C

Fizman

OldGoat wrote: »

Ya mean you could do all that at boarding school? Damned Christian Brothers would never let me smoke.

I'd say they let you take a drag off something else though! :pac:

robby^5

I'd like to move out, but I cant really justify it at the moment. We live literally 5 minutes walk away from where I go to college and the mother has no problem with me staying, in fact she wants me too... only child and all that

So for the moment I'm sitting pretty. I'll ride out the recession hopefully! and move out once I graduate in 3 years time.

enda1

Mena wrote: »

22 :eek:

Went to the military for two years at 18, never went back home. Now 15000 miles away from the parents

Earth is <8000 miles in diamter. Are you in orbit?

ibarelycare

Gummy Panda wrote: »

Depends on where you went to college. If you had to move out for college you are more likely not to go back. My mates are all the same bar one or two. One I was suppose to move in with when his leased finished but he left for oz recently. Now I can't get any of lads to move out and I don't want to live with complete strangers

Yeah, we all commuted to college. Actually, now that I think of it, the two who moved out of home were the oldest in their families and most of the rest of us are the youngest or nearly the youngest...that might have something to do with it!

Aidric

I moved out at 18 to go to college, haven't been back since. Hi Mom & Dad if you're reading this. Love you lots. Kisses.

BENDYBINN

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Just wait until they get old and feeble and then they will be looking for you again for all the possible help ie, shopping, cutting the grass etc, driving them down for their pension etc, then tell them to f*ck off.

More than likely they will blow their life savings and house on private nursing home fees later on so don't expect much from them.

If you were my kid id have caught you by the ankles and dropped you into a barrel of water on day one !

xzanti

Moved out when I was 20 to live with my then OH.. Lived with him for close to 5 years.. Didn't work out and I moved home a year and a half ago as a temporary measure.. Still there now but am planning to move out very soon..

DubMedic

OldGoat wrote: »

Was told by Poppa Goat at the age of 18 that I was cramping his style and the I should feck off. Mumsy Goat said that there would always be a place for me on the couch, but they had other plans for my bedroom. After many years of therapy I've come to accept that, like an apple, I didn't fall far from the Goat tree.
I believe that advert on the TV is a snapshot of my life.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cyofq6aE8vs&feature=related

:pac:

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Irishcrx

Moved out when I was 18 and bought my own at 21, Home was grand but I like my freedom... A LOT! Grow a pair man and move out your too old for that mommy coddling.

funk-you

22? Get out, get laid, get drunk....yaysus. Scared me arse, your underwear can't be that bad.

Btw, if you're renting look for a place with a dish-washer.

-Funk

An Fear Aniar

Left at 18 to go to college. I was delighted to get away tbh.

It's quite common in a lot of countries for people to stay living with their parents, in Spain I think, for example.

But I think it definitely stunts your growth and you can't party as hard as you otherwise could, which is what your 20's is for, I think.

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Blazer

Left at 18..

Had a trial job in a hotel and was told the following morning I had it.
It was a split shift..10-3.30 and 8-close.
Mother collected me at 3.30 and told me my new home was just around the corner

She still insists to this day that she was nearly in tears about the first child moving out of home.

But still it was the best thing to happen to me...I was able to stand on my own two feet...get langers drunk with no one to give out to me...bring loads of girls back and get laid with no worries...
Whereas my other brother lived at home his whole life and while he now owns his own house he's as naive as they come when it comes to worldly matters.;)

Gummy Panda

ibarelycare wrote: »

God I feel like an outcast here! But out of my group of friends (guys and girls) only 2 of them have moved out of home! One of them because she had a baby and another one because she doesn't get on with her parents. We're all 22/23/24. I didn't think it was that strange

Depends on where you went to college. If you had to move out for college you are more likely not to go back. My mates are all the same bar one or two. One I was suppose to move in with when his leased finished but he left for oz recently. Now I can't get any of lads to move out and I don't want to live with complete strangers

Mr Benevolent

I left at 19 and lived out of the house for about 5 years. I'm now back a few years for convenience, but I'm off to Australia in 8 weeks. Won't be living with the parents again.

Which is better, you ask? Living away from home, without a doubt.

Gone Drinking

Sounds to me like Volvo's mam is looking for some afternoon delight.

weird

Volvoboy wrote: »

Just had words with Mammy Volvoboy, basically saying she wants me out soon :mad: to this i feel scared

I'm 22 and if i had my way i'd like to stay for a few more years until 25 atleast.

So what age were you forced out of the womb house at??

And living with Daddy Volvoboy isnt a option because he'd want me going to work during the day, the daytime is Volvoboy's ''Me'' time.

Got to grow up sometime I'm afraid... I left home at 16.

biko

Gonna have to wash your own dirty socks now

Mammy 1
VolvoBoy 0

I left at 16 to live with mates, maybe a tad early but it all worked out

ronbyrne2005

Volvoboy,
Your mother asked me to come on here and tell you to grow up. How can me and her make loud love with you there. And you stink too.
Signed,
Your new step father.

ibarelycare

God I feel like an outcast here! But out of my group of friends (guys and girls) only 2 of them have moved out of home! One of them because she had a baby and another one because she doesn't get on with her parents. We're all 22/23/24. I didn't think it was that strange

angel01

My folks didn't want me to leave especially as I would be renting and they hated that, they came to accept it and I think it has worked out for us all

homerjay2005

i moved out when i was 18, that was 8 years ago almost now. it was when i went to college. only stayed at home at weekends and it got less frequent until now i only go home when there is something on. my parents love having me home, until the rows start 10 minutes later!

anybody thats still at home full time after 21 is seriously in need of a kick up the a**!

renraw

16 when i left the homestead....most people stay living at home until they're like late 20's....