you guys out there going to college???

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I lived with my parents and commuted to college and now that I'm out of college I live with my parents working from home.

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>>33285
it was basically free, but my parents won't pay me rent though so i have to commute 2 and a half hours daily. it sucks to see everyone else in my class living alone already and it's also humiliating in a sense. hopefully i get a part time so i can move out

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College? Uhh... I went to Precure University majoring in Kuon Studies.

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I wanted to stay and commute from home, but unfortunately there were no good universities near me and my parents wouldn't let me even if there were.

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>>33289
>my parents wouldn't let me even if there were.
Why wouldn't they?
Doesn't every parent want their child to get higher education?

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>>33290
They wouldn't let me stay at home and go to university*, should've clarified. I have to move and live on my own.

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>>33291
if it makes you feel better, commuting from my parents home i kinda got excluded from every circle of friends or events in the city. not that i'm that sociable but still. why did you want to stay at home?

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I went to uni in another region but my dad went nostalgia mode because that's where he grew up and asked me if I'd be down to let him move with me and I agreed. He paid for everything. Then my sister gave birth and he ended up spending all of his time at her place to help with the kids while still paying rent for me so I ended up with a place much larger than I ever needed all for myself and for free. I stayed on my computer in my room the entire time though.

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>>33292
Mostly just because that's what I'm used to. I liked my room, house, area, and I haven't had any friends in high school either so being excluded from social circles and stuff didn't really worry me, I don't really get lonely. I feel drained being in a room with others so I just wanted to minimise how much discomfort I'd feel and have a place I can feel comfortable and relaxed in for when I get back. At the end of the day, big changes like that are really scary, especially if you've never done so before and it's easy to want to avoid them and keep things the same as long as you can. I must admit that not wanting to pick and choose between which figures I would get to take when I moved was also a part of it.

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>>33286
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comfy

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i didnt know how to drive so my parents drive me me to my 9am class
it made me feel like a toddler

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>>33284
multiple choice this. I stayed with all of those because my university choices weren't linear

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I didn't go to university. I have been a NEET most of my life from the end of high school.

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>>33296
that's so cute

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I never went to uni but I moved into my own flat when I started high school and I have been living by myself since. I can't imagine myself living with roomates, even if you're friends with them, the lack of privacy would kill me. Even visiting my dad for more than a week or so gets tiring.

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Freshman year I stayed in a dorm and was placed in a "suite-style" room with 4 other guys and actually got along very well with all of them even though I barely talked to anyone in highschool. It was basically 3 bedrooms connected to 1 living room. I shared the bedroom with 1 other guy which I was worried about but did not end up actually having any issues beyond having to wait for him to go to class before I could fap once in a while. I can imagine it being hellish if you're stuck with a bunch of jerks but for me it was a great experience.
3 of them continued to live together after that and invited me as well but instead I got an apartment with a guy I met on 4/jp/ and gradually fell out of touch with the guys. I often wonder if I would eventually have transitioned into a full norm if I stuck with them rather than continue deeper down the otaku path like I did.

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I moved in with my brother when I did a few years of college and he stole my childhood pokemon cards and money for drugs. I don't think I could live with another person again.

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I spent my first 2 years sharing a room with another person, a new stranger both years. Ended up hating both of them by the end of the school year. Making people share the same bedroom is seriously inhumane, it's awful that it's the norm in America.

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I lived with my grandparents, it was alright

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Was with parents first, then I dropped out and got into another college, moved out, and now I'm with roommates and it fucking sucks.
>>33296 (satans trips of cute)
Was the same in college but we couldn't afford another vehicle so it was either that or riding public transport and I could never ride the bus...

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