MOVING OUT FOR THE FIRST TIME 🏠 knowing you're ready, costs, what you need.. (you asked, I answered)

4:19 that’s a good ass quote

Okay but that quote of “if you weren’t ready, you wouldn’t have the opportunity.” Got me frrrr!

I would just like to say I love your videos it was very encouraging and very revolting to see and I really enjoyed it I'm a 15 year old and I plan to move out of this house my parents house at 23 I love my parents but they just are not very kind people they are kind of toxic and I really want to move out and I just looking forward to my education and as soon as I get a job I'm moving out of this house

This is exactly the type of video I needed right now.
I'm looking to move out after struggling in my parents house, I just can't take living here anymore. But because of my anxiety of change, moving, and not really knowing a lot about the process, I've pushed it off for a few years now. Watching this has really helped with answering some of my questions/concerns along with helping to prepare me for what I'll need/expect!!!

Ok but you're etheral kinda pretty I'm in love and I'm straight af😭❤️🦋

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Honestly I’m mostly scared of missing time with my parents since they’re older it scares me that I might not have a lot of time with them before they die😕

I came upon this video as I am searching for apartments as I have a month to get out of my parents house (mom has kicked me out) and I am essentially alone. I have no car and am still working but it just hurts so bad..there is so much anxiety and what I need to do without much guidance. Figuring out what my budget is because I just started a second/third job that is low wage but check includes gratuity and tips so I have yet to check that… and one thing I must bring with me is my pet ferret so I have to search for pet friendly apartments. Another thing is wondering what she’ll allow me to take or not (which I have a feeling the mattress is not included, not any suitcases to help with my load)

As a 23 yr old, single, barberess who makes a decent enough living while in my parents house, moving out in this economy, is not for the weak. I’m in between jobs, borrowed from cash advance apps (ik, i’m a dumbass lmao) but my next paycheck is gonna be my first REAL paycheck. It is a struggle out here and it is 100% ok to struggle and not have it all figured out by 20-25. If your like me and your the biggest critic to yourself, just remember that all those couples you see on facebook who are moved out in the fancy apartment and your younger brother and sister-in-law are about to buy a house and your older than them and YOU feel like your failing because your still in your parents house, stop. Stop that right now. You’re working on one income, hunny. Those people and your younger brother are working on two and it doesn’t mean they don’t struggle. They have bad months just like us. Recognizing that makes being broke a little less defeating, a little less traumatizing lol. I need to take this advice too, trust me but we all need to be a little bit nicer to ourselves ❤ If you can move out by yourself in this economy and stay moved out, that is an accomplishment and you should celebrate that. Congratulations, i’m serious. You defeated the system! 🫶🏻🫶🏻

me and my boyfriend are moving into our own place soon and it would be 41% of our income. utiliites are included!! we have 16 months of saving. we'll have 1.2k left after bills and rent each month. im scared but so motivated to move out. i know i can do it. the scariest thing is probably being alone and figuring out how to cook more. i dont even know how to grocery shop for myself. meal planning isnt something ive thought about before until i started making my own meals when im alone. time to learn the basics😅

The floating giant rock thing actually made me feel a bit better. Really put things into another perspective 😂

how long were you working for to move out officially to your own place im getting a job this new year and i will move out so i need to know how long were you working exactly to collect money for rent for the place to live in

Planning to move out in 2027, since I graduate in 2026 and I need OUT. I love my family but I have spent 16 years too long with these people

My parents are selling the house. They've been talking about it for a couple years but i figured id have another year do prepare before moving out. Im streesing out. Any tips?

I just moved out and I can't express how sad I feel everyday. It makes me physically sick... :( I miss my mom and I miss my cat and I miss my old life... But I think/hope I just need time... I really wish it was easier for me tho...

been looking for some moving advice because i'm moving from chicago to sf, this is so helpful!! <3<3 times like this are so stressful so maybe when i buy a power drill i'll feel okay LOL

Interesting videos ❤ I came to USA 5 years ago and getting an apartment was hard until I paid a vendor online to build up my CPN and he did a perfect job also made bank statements and stub

I’m a real one. 🫶🏽

Thanks so much I can no longer live with my abusive mother! Have to get my own place

Your cat (charlie) looks like my new teddy lol

13 and plotting to move from my not-so-nice parents on my 18th bday, (I’m trying to get my first job at 14) anyone have any tips?? Outside of the video

I'm 26, I have it pretty good where I'm at but I know the time to move out has been fast approaching for a while now. My car, my new job and school has greatly slowed down my progress, that, and I want to buy a condo instead of renting. Which means I need to save up a lot more.

I'm 41 recently single and a mother...I'm about to move out and I've never lived on my own before. Thank you 😂❤

I'm passonate about moving out of my parents house but I live with my parents sadly

Im graduating highschool (super senior so im 19😭) in about a month snd im ready to start saving to move out on my own. It wont be immediate. It will take time but i really want to live by myself. Yes i have a boyfriend and we are long distance but i dont want to move in with him emmediately after leaving my dad's house. I want to experience living on my own and doing my own thing. But im also so scared about finances and how much i'll need to save before this can happen. Thank you so much for this video hannah. I've been watching your vids for about 9 months and this is the first time I'm seeing this one and it helped so much!

Just found your channel 💜