Hi, my loves.

It's Destin Choice and I had to get my podcast real quick because I really wanted to get on here and do a whole brief breakdown slash explanation on how I managed to move the fuck out of my parents' house at the age of 18.

Now, to make a long story short, a lot of you guys listening to this may full attack. Like, oh my God, it's nothing wrong living with your parents, bitch. There's a lot wrong living with your parents at a certain age. By the time you're, let's just put it this way, if you're pushing 30, it's time to grab you a shit and get the fuck out. I'm gonna be honest, but at time you're 25, you should be the fuck out of your parents' house.

Because at least at age 25, by that age, you're at least all done with college. You probably already got your master's degree, and you should already be the fuck out of college. You should already be the fuck out of college, which means you should already be the fuck out of your parents' house. Get the fuck out of your parents' house. And one of my biggest pet peeves is a lot of grown-ass adults sometimes try to excuse their behavior with, well, technically my parents live with me. Well, yeah, well, my parent, no bitch, your parents don't live with you because bitch, whose name is on the lease? Day name, right? Bitch, who bought the house? Whose name is on the title? Your parents' house. And this isn't to shame people who are still living with their parents. This is more so to tell you that you need to grow the fuck up and get out of your parents house. There I said it. I saw a TikTok video that better explains it the best way. Anyway, in basically layman's term and I'm gonna just insert it real quick. Living with your parents can be a great way to save money, but for me, it wasn't worth the savings because I need space to grow up, become my own adult, figure out who the frick I am,

and gain my sense of independence without them pushing childhood, I'll yell on me. I think that's way more valuable than than $1,200 a month I pay for rent. I realize not everybody will have this choice, but if you can, I would think about it. And as you guys can see, this woman said exactly what the fuck I was thinking in just a few seconds.

It doesn't matter how you are in life, where you are in life, this woman said exactly what the fuck I was thinking in just a few seconds.

It doesn't matter how you are in life, where you are in life, what you're doing in life.

If you're living with your parents, pack your shit, save your money, and dip.

Because there's so much more to life and growing and becoming a better person than just

being an adult and driving a car and being able to drink and having kids.

There's so much more to life.

Living on your own will literally teach you so much about yourself, the world around you,

responsibility, and it'll cause you to grow exponentially.

When you live on your own, you'll be able to see how it's like to be alone,

be alone with your own thoughts, gravitate towards paying your bills, prioritizing, not depending on nobody. And overall, living on your own will teach you to be a strong individual to where you don't have to worry about your parents being around or being under the same roof as you. A lot of times people say they don't want to live on their own or move on their own because they're comfortable. And that's why you're not growing and that's why a lot of you guys aren't happy.

If you aren't happy and fulfilled in your life and you feel like something is missing and you feel like there's more room for improvement, get the fuck out of your parents' house. So as you guys know, if you guys have watched my videos, I grew up in a very toxic household. I grew up with a mother who was very neglectful, an older sister who was very abusive.

She was 10 years older than me, very narciss household. I grew up with a mother who was very neglectful, an older sister who was very

abusive. She was 10 years older than me, very narcissistic, very condescending, very toxic, very

angry. And a lot of her anger was more so navigated towards me and my other sibling, aka my brother

who was a year older than me, because my sister was a very miserable individual who blamed the

entire world for her issues other than herself individual who blamed the entire world for her issues

other than herself.

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