should I go back home or continue to look for a place to live elsewhere..?
112102
Depends on your situation and the available of housing.  Sometimes going back home is the best choice since you can save money and be able to afford to live in a "nicer" place.
472304
I agree..:) i live in NJ now.. in an area that my son goes to a blue ribbon school..:) but I am trying to move because of cost of living.. housing here is ridiculos now..you can't find a one family home in a decente neighborhood for less than 500,000...and the taxes are the equivalent of a high scale rent...:) so my advice is don't come..:) I am leaving..:)
147810
Maybe you have reasons for wanting to move.  Are you in an abusive environment?  If so, don't try to live on the streets. You can call Girls and Boys Town and they will help you find a place where you will be safe. And even if it isn't abusive but you just feel you have to get it out because you can't take it anymore, they will help you with that, too.\nhttp://www.girlsandboystown.org/hotline/index.asp\n\nIn my case, when I was 17, I didn't get along with my Mom but it was because I didn't want to abide by her rules. I was rebellious and I was wrong. I stayed home and now looking back I am so glad I did. I would have missed out on so much that last year of high school.  To answer your question, you are still a minor until you are 18.  So, hopefully one of these two answers will help.
506139
Depending on how long u have left i would say just put up. Otherwise just stay with freinds or family.
1131236
just a long shot but maybe WELCOME HOME!!!. . . . FOR NOW
49882
Then why do you even come to it if you dont want to be here?  I mean, cmon already.  That is common sense.  You obviously do like it or you wouldnt be here.  Change your preferences and move on.  Sounds like you got some issues there.
1059685
Err.. no...  May want to look closer to home :-)
123072
Yes, move out.  You can do better.
1005740
That's a tough call.  It's easy not to leave a job when you feel safe....\n\nAt your current job there's a chance things may change, people may leave, opportunities may arise...seems like workplaces are ever evolving...\n\nHowever, that's a maybe, and how much more time do you want to spend being less than satisfied?  \n\nDoes this new place offer health insurance?\n\nIf you go for it, you may really love it!!!  Or, not...  However, there are more jobs out there if things don't work out at the new place.  If you leave on good terms, your old place may even take you back.\n\nI think they recommend to have about 6 mos of savings for living expenses in the bank while your changing careers....just in case.\n\nLife is so short.  Work sucks most of the time!!!  At least it would be something new, right?  \n\nIt comes down to how risk adverse you are, I suppose.  Is the uncertainty going to cause you a great deal of stress?  If so, you may be happier staying put.\n\n\nGood Luck to you!!!
280312
Well, "YOU" maybe down and out on your luck, homeless, penniless, with no family or friends, etc., but you still do NOT have to be “miserable” - unless you truly want to be.   I am NOT religious so I wouldn't presume to recite any Jesus and/or bible passages, for instance, to address your dilemma.  …Besides, I don't really believe "YOU" are in as dire a situation as you might claim to be since: (a) you apparently have access to a computer, (b) you are at level 3 which means you are not just doing this as a one time shot from an Internet bar somewhere, (c) you seem a little too smart alky in your questions, comments, answers and attitude to be truly down on your luck, and (d) not to mention what TRULY GAVE IT AWAY WAS THE MENTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (The air fare alone would probably cost you over $4000) [:-)]!   So I'm not sure if you are soliciting advice here to give to others or what?   …Whatever the case maybe, and in the remote chance that "YOU" really are stuck in Japan – homeless, penniless and wanna make it back home but have nothing or no one to come back to, etc., here's my humble pragmatic response:\n\n1- I would go anywhere with a warm climate.  I agree with the other people here, anywhere near a beach would be a good option.  So take your pick among Florida, California and Hawaii.   I would say, the more exclusive the beach the better your chances of survival and perhaps eventual recovery.\n\n2- Like I said, you can be homeless but you do not have to be miserable - again unless you would really wish/have to be for whatever reason (i.e. drug/alcohol addiction, mental health problems, running from the law, etc.)   Anyway, I would say go for a city where there is lots of construction going on and get a job as a construction worker and slowly build your way back up again.    Among other possibilities with little or no previous experience required are (assuming, of course, you have no other applicable skills whatsoever): Dishwasher, Parking Attendant, Beginning Waiter, etc.\n\n3- Both California and Hawaii have a large population of people with Japanese ancestry and if you understand/speak Japanese you might be able to qualify for a better job capitalizing on your language skills.   We all have much more redeemable talents and out of sight skills than we think we have.\n\nGood Luck!
176977
You don't have to do anything.  Just being home with your family will be enough.  As much as you want to be back with them and get back to life at home, they want the same.  Just get home and love them like never before:)  Welcome home!
434877
Check out the cost of living for the city you are thinking of moving to first against where you are living now. That will help you decide. It could be just a break even proposition.
1165311
Mate,\n\nIf you're escaping for "a while", it will be worst when you'll get back home... But if you need a break, get to Costa Brava in Spain, especially all the area North to Barcelona, I'd say that would be a good place for you. Check out sites that are offering work abroad as this is important for you to get money to sort yourselves out. email me if you need assistance.
652468
Do some research on the state you want to move to. Cost of housing, excellance of education, job market anything which can be used as a positive motivating tool. And compare it with where you are currently. You may even sit down and write out why it is you want to move so bad so as to get at the root cause. This will at least allow you to debate your point better.
266600
home or somewhere else.  You might check the library.
739247
You don't say anything about your homelife.  You have to have a very good reason for it.  If you could get a job w/in walking distance, I think they consider that reasonable.  I put up with a lot of physical and mental abuse until I was old enough to leave home .... and I still recommend staying at home as long as you can.  If it is your homelife that is the problem, get Social Services involved.
1054347
find another place to live hun