Poll time!

[cherry]

I am terribly behind on email and LJ in general, and I am sorry. I do have quick poll, because I am curious.* And not in any way because I am about to lose my ability to post polls.

By what age do you think people should be moving out of the home of their parental units? Barring extenuating circumstances, of course -- if one is an undergraduate student at a university in the same town, for example, or the child is actually the one who owns the home.


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* Also in no way because I have recently seen Failure to Launch, as that is not the sort of movie I am likely to watch. But if I had, I would be able to reconfirm my opinion of Bradley Cooper's extreme excellence.

Comments

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While I said 18-21, I'm aware that housing prices being what they are in Melbourne (you'll really struggle to live on under $200/week in a sharehouse, and about $300 on your own) that it's really not that possible while you're at uni unless you've managed to earn squillions of dollars and managed to get hold of some sort of benifits. *grins* So I'm qualifying the answer to 18-21 if you're working and within six months of finishing uni, whenever that is. I however, am lucky enough to be a dole bludger and am sponging off the government and sharehousing. It's much, much nicer than living with my family, even if food does become problematic at the end of some fortnights.

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*G* Yes, no, schooling is definitely in the extenuating circumstances list. *G* Got to love school.