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Topic	Those feels when 60% of your paycheck goes to bills and 15% to credit card debt.
wolfy42 04/24/17 10:01:08 AM #39:	wah_wah_wah posted... WastelandCowboy posted... acesxhigh posted... if I had to pay rent there is no way I would live with my parents. hell, I'm moving out even though they don't charge me rent and they buy me food. I mostly do it to condition myself into getting into the habit of paying for bills and expenses. I also do it to help my mom out as it's just her and I and she's going through a rough financial situation. She's not going to get conditioned on how to live without you if you keep carrying so much of the load She can rent out the space he's living in when he leaves, so he is just being responsible. Hopefully he can give her enough advanced warning that she can find someone she knows/trusts to move in when he leaves and it will be an easy transition. Alternatively if it's a largish home she could sell it, and then use the profit to rent/live in a smaller place without the finacial burden of a mortgage etc. --- No duckies, just drowning. <cite>wolfy42 posted [p:877796743] in Those feel... [t:75267262]...</cite> <quote><cite>wah_wah_wah posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WastelandCowboy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>acesxhigh posted...</cite> <quote>if I had to pay rent there is no way I would live with my parents. hell, I'm moving out even though they don't charge me rent and they buy me food.</quote> I mostly do it to condition myself into getting into the habit of paying for bills and expenses. I also do it to help my mom out as it's just her and I and she's going through a rough financial situation.</quote> She's not going to get conditioned on how to live without you if you keep carrying so much of the load</quote> She can rent out the space he's living in when he leaves, so he is just being responsible. Hopefully he can give her enough advanced warning that she can find someone she knows/trusts to move in when he leaves and it will be an easy transition. Alternatively if it's a largish home she could sell it, and then use the profit to rent/live in a smaller place without the finacial burden of a mortgage etc. --- No duckies, just drowning.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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