I am sad :(

First of all congratulations on your new life.

Secondly, good on you for having what appears to be a very healthy and happy relationship with your parents. Doesn't always go down that way.

And lastly, if I were you, because of #2, I would strongly consider sitting down with each of your parents SEPARATELY and asking them in earnest if they have any advice for you, and whether, if they had it to do all over again, they would do anything differently or by using a different approach.

You are the youngest, and they too are bound to be nervous about their life without children for the first time in many years. I'm sure they are excited and a little fearful, too. But above all, I think you stand a good chance of getting good, honest advice from what sound like a good set of parents. Whatever they tell you, remember it! Write it down. You may not agree with all of it, but you will be able to use it. It's something I wished I'd done when I left the house. But I was much younger than you, and probably a lot less appreciative. I was stupid, and ignorant. A decade later, I did ask. And I don't always use their advice, but sometimes I am amazed what I hear and was never told before.

I think it's imperative that you speak with them each in private, though. Sometimes honest advice to a child may be hard for a spouse to hear, no matter how much they are loved. Sometimes there are regrets that need to be expressed without fear.

Anyway, that's my long and honest take on it.

Good luck! Congratulations! And you seem like a kind, smart kid. I hope you find your path, keep a wide peripheral vision and deal with others with honesty, kindness, and a firm belief in doing what is right, even if it is hard to do. You will live better and happier for it.

Also, don't be sad! This is a wonderful moment in life! I don't regret much in my life, but if I was given the opportunity to go back to your age and situation, you'd be pretty damn sure that I'd take it.

dont be afraid of your future or you will achieve nothing

• Step 1. stock up on ramen..
• Step 2. find the nearest laundromat..
• Step 3. order your internet, sometimes takes the ISP a while to set it up.
• Step 4. Don't Panic
• Step 5. always carry a towel
• Step 6. get friendly with your local shop, never know if they end up liking you and might slip you discounts
• Step 7. face that you are on the verge of adulthood, and it is all be okay
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• Step 8. Find a local asian/ethnic shop, they often have everyday items at a lower price, especially vegetables from my experience

if its so scary just retreat to their basement with your computer and try again in a few years, maybe a decade or so

Too bad my mom feels so insecure about me leaving she already made plans of which room she's going to stay in when I get married and move into a different house(these things are happening millions of years later)

Watch the good part, you will do cool things now, you will take your own decisions, thats cool! :D

When you go to the new place... go to a bar, a good one i mean or to the movies, do some friends, go to the store and try to do friends, friends will help you mate, you need more friends in your actual place, when you got some start to go out with them, go to movies, go to a bar, do some fun stuff mate dont feel alone, right now put some music and relax :D

Clone Yourself!

grow up? lolloollolo

good luck, it is not easy, but this will learn you a lot of things :)

All i gotta say is Good Luck With Life I Promise you are gonna have lots of fun!

It's a little difficult at first, but I promise you'll love it eventually. The independence of living away from home is so fun!

Good luck finding new friends.

In about same situation, tomorrow I'm moving out to study in another part of the country, and will be staying with some foreign strangers I found on the internet. I'm a bit worried that I might have to study up my fourth language to be able to communicate. Also, a bit worried about making time to cook food, and getting up in the mornings without my mom to help. But I think keeping up a good mood and hoping for the second-best is good advice.

keep calm, and go to your work mate u will be fine !