I'm new here and have only been posting for a few days. Today I checked out a few profiles and noticed most of the people here are in their teens. Now I'm starting to feel like a weirdo for being here. Are there any grown-ups here? (By grown-up I mean independent, living apart from your parents, credit cards, keys, the whole shebang.)
Adult Escapists?
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I'm not one of the guys you seek, but the majority of the users here are in their twenty's and I assume they have their independence.
It's just that us teenagers have a lot more spare time on our hands then those guys.
It's just that us teenagers have a lot more spare time on our hands then those guys.
Sooooo, if you've graduated College but are unable to find employment and therefore are living with your family because, well, that's what you can afford, you're not an adult?
So I guess I should go be a hobo and my sister should take her child and find a place to live that, well, sucks and basically cancel pre-school for my niece since all the bills would go to a place to live.
Guess involuntary unemployment is just one of those childish things I need to grow out of!
On topic, I'm 24 and consider myself an adult. I'm not happy having to live at home, but honestly, I'll probably stick around for a while after I find one simply because it would make paying off loans and other crap easier so I could save up for a better place to live. The concept that independence makes you an adult is, in fact, a childish one. So go original poster!
So I guess I should go be a hobo and my sister should take her child and find a place to live that, well, sucks and basically cancel pre-school for my niece since all the bills would go to a place to live.
Guess involuntary unemployment is just one of those childish things I need to grow out of!
On topic, I'm 24 and consider myself an adult. I'm not happy having to live at home, but honestly, I'll probably stick around for a while after I find one simply because it would make paying off loans and other crap easier so I could save up for a better place to live. The concept that independence makes you an adult is, in fact, a childish one. So go original poster!
I'm afraid your arrogance just proved you wrong.Demented Teddy said:
I'm "only" 22 years, but I'm married since 1 year so my easy life is over. So yeah, adults are here. Kind of.
I fulfill some of those requirements, at least. The plan is not to move out until I finish university in two years.PeeSoup said:
I am an adult. I live on my own, pay my bills and such... I'm a musician, writer and artist however which means that I live pretty hand to mouth and I try my hardest to work as few honest days of my life as possible. I also plan on never ever having kids, because I believe in living responsibly if that were to happen.
So yeah. Quasi-adult.
So yeah. Quasi-adult.
