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Edited by Ryuki:
10/19/2015 11:58:53 AM
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Just to stop you right there;
Personally;
I had a job as a sous chef at the age of 17 and worked 40 hours a week. I had bought everything I owned and by the end of senior year, I moved across the country to live with a friend. Moved up to manager within 6 months at my new job before they closed to renovate.
I'm more successful than most middle aged adults and I'm currently saving for the college my parents refuse to help pay for.
Definitely not an ingreat as I have given my parents over 1 grand to keep them and my siblings in a house
Edit: btw, I've been on my own for nearly a year and a half. Dont underestimate us
Edit 2: and my step father tried the "kick your ass for disrespect" line when I told him to cut his alcohol intake before he became an alcoholic. Ended with me nearly throwing him off a deck and helping my mother to bed.
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Edited by Snowman1015: 10/19/2015 12:52:52 PMKuddos to you for being an adult and making your own way in the world. I not sure your middle age and mine are the same. I'm 48 so to me middle age starts around 35 or so. I do have to agree with the other folks, your advise not the greatest. On the other hand we are the sum of our experiences so I can see where your coming from. BTW I've been on my own for 31 years now. Well I've been married for 30 years so we've been own our own for 30 years. I will also say I consider you the exception to the rule. I'll give you a piece of advice my father gave me. Never get in a fight with a drunk. You should always win but in the end you'll loose. If you were protecting you mom (or anyone else for that matter) that is of course different WHY should your parents pay for your college?
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A scholarship with good grades can easily pay for most of college
