I am rich and not bad looking. I'm healthy, MA (Hons), got a house and Jaguar. I'm 23.?
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Watch out. Quarter-life crisis around the corner... mwahaha!
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:D ages if not at all hahha.\nbrother u should work hard for the luxuries life. "no mony no hony" and planning your future is the best advice.
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I realise that you have a good job but maybe you need more exposure to life? My son went off to live and work in Germany when he was 18. He has been working as an au pair for a nice family. He teaches English at a local school and, in return, he gets university tuition. When he comes back to England, he will be going off to university. I do give him limited financial support (as does his dad) but he knows if he wants luxuries, it is up to him to get another job to be able to afford these. \n\nHe is due home for good in 8 weeks and working abroad (and taking care of himself) has been great for him, in terms of forcing him to grow up and think about things as an adult. I cannot believe how much he has changed! I know your job is good but think about how you might be able to get more life experience. If you live at home with your mom, try to find an apartment for yourself. Take care of your own laundry, shopping and cooking. Worry about your own bills. Even if it doesn't work out (do everything in your power to make it work!) you will gain valuable life experience through doing this and it can only benefit you in the long run.
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You have a couple of options:\n1) Do like Lizzie Borden  (ax + 40 whacks = no more parental issues)\n2) Move out - hey, at age 35, you can get a place of your own)\n3) Realize your parents don't run your life, and just do what you darned well please whether they like it or not.\n\nGood luck.
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Hi, I am Murali. I live in a city called Chennai in South India, I am 46 of age and I am married and have two children, elder is studding in 12 std. and younger is in 5Th. I am working for a garment store as a manager.Thanks for the interest shown, take care.
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I'm only 22 and I can see your being wasteful. Should take that money and save it and put it on a down payment for a house. Then when you have that house paid off buy your car. Maybe take that money and start paying student loans off or pay for more schooling...unless you got a free ride.  \n\nDue to the fact you have no real job. I'm guessing you're not going to get many banks to finance you, unless you have a co-signer.  Even if you do get a co-signer you're only 20 and high risk. You'll have to get a loan for 9,000 and all the other taxes that come along...maybe warranty. They'll bring it to about 11,000...you'll be paying about 300-350 a month. But remember you'll pay interest first, and no principle.  Depending on 3 or 5 year loan. Now you have to remember about car insurance.  Since a bank is financing it you'll have to get Full liability coverage. That will hike up your payments to the roof. Hopefully you have been a good driver and have a bunch of discounts. If not, you'll eat up every bit of your monthly wage for this car.  Forget eating, and gas.  You'll probably go back to begging parents for Ramen soup money. Ha ha, sorry man like I said I'm 22, been there 2 years ago. Thankfully I didn't go thru with it.
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Good question. It probably depends on how rich your parents are.
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Hit the VA hard, every social service agency in your home town, and be sure to enlist the local VFW and local church. DO NOT TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER. There is tons of money out there for deserving people, and it sounds like you deserve it.\nNo of these things will make you rich, but you can live.
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Yea, wait. You still have at least 2, if not even as much as 5 years of growing to do. Also, look at your parents and their family. if they are all around 160cm, that's probably what you are going to be. If your family is all around 150, you could be about there.
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Healthy , wealthy and wise
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I would kindly suggest that u wait for another 4-5 yrs or until ur married, b/c right now i think u should just enjoy ur teenage yrs, once u move out of ur parents house its all about payments, work, and a lot of responsibility of cooking, cleaning, and ironing clothes!! plus, ur teenage yrs are the best please enjoy them to the fullest heck i wish i could b 17 again, once u throw it away u can never get it back!!
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well you get some and you have some .we golden oldies are not all that bad,but i would never dare put a younger person down .you sound like a good person.who cared for your new car and the safety of your children.dont let an old biiddy get you down.maybe that same old lady "if you see her again"will need your help.in parking her old jalopy one day.from mikhal in israel.
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You are old enough to make the decision on where you want to live and whom you want a every other weekend visit.  talk to your parents and explain to them that this is too much for you.  You have enough pressure just surviving your teenage years.  Good luck
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i feel the same and i'm 23.\n\nI'm living with the in-laws to try a pay off student debts and to scrape the money together so we can afford to rent our own place again.\n\ni saw in the papers the other day a father with 15, yes that's 15 children and two on the way (one with the wife and one with the mistress) and they are all on benefit. last year he received over £26,000 in benefits and he has a council house.\n\nWhy not give to council houses to the people who need a hand on to the property ladder, people who want to support themselves.\n\nIt's a sad fact that children as young as 12 now see having babies and living off benefits as a career choice.
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well hon you are 24 it is time you make your own decisions. you have to start somewhere or your parents will never give you up.if you are sure this is what you want to do then stay where you are at. they will still love you just as much. good luck and GOD BLESS YOU.
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check this out I have £20.000 of debt then an £90.000 mortgage, a flat that is worth £115.000 if sold, no job and a car with half a tank of petrol and a boot full of tools oh and £0.25 cash, and to top the lot I used rapid restart on the jobseekers allowance after having two weeks work and have to wait 3 weeks to sign on then a further week for the money, hardley surviving on bits of cash paid work. Thanks a bunch Ben French. Would you be annoyed watching 12 years hard graft go down the swanny. 30 years old 35 years before retirement and the whole flat measures 17'x17' this diabolical and I earn good money when I can = £28000 to 35000 a year, so much for electricians.
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its all depends on your profile, you will be getting much more higher if you have a superb academic(phd/MBA) background,arts/musical and philosophy,achievements, your current job and your looks.With these qualities, you can even demand the price and how often you want to sell your sperm as your sperm will be highly in demand. Certainly no one wants to buy sperm that comes from an ex-killer, dude!