Move out ? Or stay ?

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I am 18 I have done well in school and life I have a weekend job because I am still in high school. Even so I am itching to leave home this summer and move in with my boyfriend (year relationship) he has his own place. My parents are on the no side of things and i am just really annoyed with them there is constant tension in the house ( not derived from me)

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Do you pay rent at home? Do you eat food free? I understand wanting to leave but it also is more expensive. You probably will need to work more. It will be harder to get homework done because you'll be distracted. Is it really that your financially ready to move out, or is it that you don't want your parents always knowing where you are?

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Hey...I had it hard at home and I moved out a couple months after graduation. It was the best decision I've ever made! Yes it can be hard sometimes but who said life is easy! If this is what you want, you do you girl! You're family will always be there to help you but you gotta live your life :)

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Eeh, these can be very complicated situations. I personally don't think a year is long enough to move in with someone but I do understand wanting to get out of your parents house. I think you should do whatever you think is best for you. You're old enough to know what you want and if you can support yourself, do what you want.

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You're the only one who can decide that. I moved out immediately after graduation. My relationship with my parents wasn't more than strained. It was downright horrible. I hated it. I did well on my own. Worked full time. Went to college full time. But...
So many of my friends got to have fun and do things because they lived at home and/or had supportive loving parents. 
If your relationship with your parents is so strained that you can't fix it, I vote move. But if you move, know that you have to be responsible. You have to work hard and sacrifice a lot of "youthful" adventures. 
If you can work it out with your parents, then I say stay. That means while you still have to be somewhat responsible, trustworthy,  and dependable, you don't have to completely give up your youthfulness yet. 
Talk to them. Work it out. And make a plan. You're growing up, and they have to give you opportunities to grow up. It's a two way street though.

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I've been out on my own since I turned 17 with my boyfriend its very hard being out on your own I've been with him living nf dating for 2 years now but if hoi feel it's right go for it give it a try if not you still have your family to fallback on

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Yea I wish I could move back into my parents house. It can be over whelming to take on everything at that age. I did it with my boyfriend when I was 19 and it wasn't easy. But nobody can tell you what to do. You live and you learn by your actions. I would recommend staying at home at least till you finish school, unless there is problems at home like violence or other issues like that.