There is a time when a person has to make the decision about the home. Most of everyone live at home with his or her parents until a certain age. It is getting to be that most young adults make the decision to move out after high school or after college. The decision is about rather to stay at home with the parents or to move out and live independently. There are three issues to think about before moving out. These issues have a major influence on the answer to the decision. These issues are bills, freedom, and responsibilities that aren't financial. .
First, the decision to continue living at home with the parents can be a difficult one. The parents pay the bills. They pay the electric, the water, the rent, the telephone bills, and the cable bill or satellite bill. The children don't have to worry about those bills. The parents buy the food. They don't make the children go out and hunt for their food. The parents tell their children when to be home, how loud the radio can be, and what can or can't be done. Most kids protest that it isn't fair that they can't go somewhere with a friend. The parents give children a list of chores to be done. The children will think it totally unfair to have to take out the garbage, to wash the dishes, to clean their rooms, and to feed the pets. .
If the young adults chose not to be dictated by their parents, they chose to move out of the home. They have to find a place of their own that isn't too far from work, school, or their parents. They have to pay the water, electric, rent, garage, phone, and cable or satellite bills. Also, they have to pay the car payment if they are still buying a car plus the insurance of the car. They must have some job to pay for all of this, because they don't live with their parents anymore. They also have to buy food. They can buy whatever they want as long as they have the money to pay the bills. These young adults now can play their radios as loud as they want as long as the neighbors don't complain.