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moving out of ur family home (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter vannilla_latte
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emiliieee
Batman.
glad i wasnt the only one who didnt understand him
ClockworkSoldier
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shady145
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i'm moving out sometime mid february this year... Uni calls
i'll be living off centrlink ^^ and will be living in a share house with randoms i dnt know
my dad owes $54,000 in child support :S he recetnly payed some, like 8 grand and according to my 20 yr old bro, my mum is giving me 1200 when i go to uni thats all the help i get from anyone... the rest will be from centrlink... or if i get a scholarship... at UNSW
i'll be living off centrlink ^^ and will be living in a share house with randoms i dnt know
my dad owes $54,000 in child support :S he recetnly payed some, like 8 grand and according to my 20 yr old bro, my mum is giving me 1200 when i go to uni
thats all the help i get from anyone... the rest will be from centrlink... or if i get a scholarship... at UNSW
alisondance
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point of thread - when are you moving out of your home and going to embrace the big bad world on your own? will you have help? do you have a plan?[/QUOTE]
i have no choice but to move out to attend uni, my closest course is 4 hours away. the annoying thing is i can get NO help from centrelink whatsoever so i will be relying on my parents until i can get a job up there im the youngest too, but its there's not much choice in rural areas the government seems to forget empty silo's don't out food on the table.
to you i think look at all your options, im sure itd be fun being independent but if you can't really afford it or don't want to don't right now.
i have no choice but to move out to attend uni, my closest course is 4 hours away. the annoying thing is i can get NO help from centrelink whatsoever so i will be relying on my parents until i can get a job up there im the youngest too, but its there's not much choice in rural areas the government seems to forget empty silo's don't out food on the table.
to you i think look at all your options, im sure itd be fun being independent but if you can't really afford it or don't want to don't right now.
alax dillon
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lol i understood him. made total sense to me.