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When best to leave home
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Yes that is true you will need to be mature enough to ensure that you can stay alone seriously staying alone is not easy mostly on financial aspect of it
When you are ready in all aspect of life and you will feel like you already are sacrificing your mental health.
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I can't leave home, I have my own home. My other home was sold after obtaining many vandals. it is good to invest in real properties. And I am a homebody despite being an extrovert.
When your parents file an eviction lawsuit against you and force you to move out. 
Okay, that was a joke. But when your family starts disapproving of your life choices, then it is time to leave. Being financially independent and getting married are both milestones to consider leaving the nest for - especially with the latter, as getting married requires you to set boundaries with your parents in order to take care of your partner and children. But if your parents aren't really causing problems in your marriage or finances, staying with them as long as possible can actually have some benefits. You can save a whopping amount of money in rent and housing by choosing to stay.
Another consideration though is the amount of space you, your spouse, and children need. If you all need more space than your parents will allow you to have to live comfortably together, then it is time for you to move out and establish a home.
Okay, that was a joke. But when your family starts disapproving of your life choices, then it is time to leave. Being financially independent and getting married are both milestones to consider leaving the nest for - especially with the latter, as getting married requires you to set boundaries with your parents in order to take care of your partner and children. But if your parents aren't really causing problems in your marriage or finances, staying with them as long as possible can actually have some benefits. You can save a whopping amount of money in rent and housing by choosing to stay.
Another consideration though is the amount of space you, your spouse, and children need. If you all need more space than your parents will allow you to have to live comfortably together, then it is time for you to move out and establish a home.
