Are you allowed to move out even if you're not married?

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Some might say this is a stupid question and ofcourse but I wanna know if there are other girls like me who can't move out unless I'm married because my parents always tell me that staying with them will help me save and there's no point with moving out unless I work really really far.

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Honestly I think my parents would be more upset if I married someone before I lived with them 😂 I never understood parents that "won't allow" their kid to move out until they are married, you don't even really know someone until you live with them!

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The opinion of those varies and for many families it’s usually related to religious reasons. (Eg parents only want their children to move out when they’re married and ready to start their own families).
I, personally, think moving out on your own (if you can afford it) is important for exploring your own adulthood (like the way you enjoy living and spending your free time) and I find this can be helpful when it’s time to find a partner who is right for you. 
If you think this too, and you’re an adult, then it is your choice (and your right) to decide to do this if you want to move on your own. For strict families this just means you may need to also accept possible consequences (like your family disowning you, or struggling with money).
If you feel comfortable and safe being at home with your family (and they are happy to have you there) and you don’t want to move until after marriage, that’s totally ok too. 
(That’s the cool bit about being a grownup, you can do what you like!)

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My parents are the same way. We’re all religious but I just don’t feel the same way as them when it comes to living together before marriage. I’m staying at home to save right now while I’m in college and they would have heart attacks if I move in with my boyfriend before we’re married.

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There's no way I could marry someone without living with them first. When you live with someone you find out who they really are. Hygiene habits, sleeping habits, etc.

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That sounds like helicopter parenting to me. Everyone should have the experience of living independently if they want to.

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Are you a legal adult who supports yourself?... then yes, your relationship status has nothing to do with it.

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I moved out when I was 15🤔🤷‍♀️

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I moved out at 16 and live in another of my parents house with my friend and boyfriend and it’s good my mom pays for all of our stuff and so does hers and his mom to

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Far I never new this was a thing I moved out for my own benefit not someone else to grow my own relationship

Are you allowed to move out even if you're not married?

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