rocket333d
04-26-2007, 10:46 AM
I had a plan going for a while. I've been trying to move out of my parent's house for a long time, but I've had several horrid roommates, both out of school and in (I never went to college, but I lived at high school), and none of my friends are good with money. I have a full time job and make a respectable amount, but not really enough to live on my own.
I do have a boyfriend whom I've been dating for five years. We're very easy-going people who are relatively good with money, and definitely the same level of housekeeping. We want to move out together at some point and the plan was that when he finishes college in two years, we'd move out. I just found out yesterday that due to an unavoidable situation (read: not his fault, and we didn't see it coming), he has to take one more year.
He's offered to move for that last year, but he'll be in grad school, and we both think it's best that he just work on getting that done first before he jumps into a full-time job. His parents are glad to let him stay with them during that time.
I keep telling myself that this is for the best. It gives me one more year to get my affairs in order (and learn to cook), and wouldn't it be better that we both start out with no school obligations and full-time jobs? Still, I've wanted this for a very long time, and it pains me to know that I'll be 25 when I move out. I also feel kinda stupid for not just moving out anyway with a roommate, but I think the whole living with strangers thing has been ruined for me forever. (I mentioned it before when I was frequent here last year, but I had one roomate become very violent.)
I have no conclusion. I summed it up pretty well.
I do have a boyfriend whom I've been dating for five years. We're very easy-going people who are relatively good with money, and definitely the same level of housekeeping. We want to move out together at some point and the plan was that when he finishes college in two years, we'd move out. I just found out yesterday that due to an unavoidable situation (read: not his fault, and we didn't see it coming), he has to take one more year.
He's offered to move for that last year, but he'll be in grad school, and we both think it's best that he just work on getting that done first before he jumps into a full-time job. His parents are glad to let him stay with them during that time.
I keep telling myself that this is for the best. It gives me one more year to get my affairs in order (and learn to cook), and wouldn't it be better that we both start out with no school obligations and full-time jobs? Still, I've wanted this for a very long time, and it pains me to know that I'll be 25 when I move out. I also feel kinda stupid for not just moving out anyway with a roommate, but I think the whole living with strangers thing has been ruined for me forever. (I mentioned it before when I was frequent here last year, but I had one roomate become very violent.)
I have no conclusion. I summed it up pretty well.