It would depend on the owner, some would kick you out some wouldn't. The easiest thing to do is move from place to place. But for the house thing, are you really expecting your parents to hand you a house just like that? I don't know what your parents are like, they may have made your life hell but even good parents wouldn't just give a house to their child.
Well the problem is is that I have no license. I've been able to to acquire a car from my dead grandmother but I have no license. So I'd like to do as little driving as possible. And the thing is that my parents are terrible but they have money to burn. The amount of times my younger brother has broken his 3DS from a tantrum and my parents just buy him a new one ASAP is multiple times, and just a bit ago I saw my dad looking up Nintendo Switch Lites on Ebay. Meaning it happened again with his other game system. Knowing how expensive 3DS's are and how hes literally making money off of IT, I can only assume they're just hoarding money to some dragon wealth pile.
I can only repeat what @nothingbutmybest already said. It's very unlikely that children get a house/apartment as a "present" even though in rich families. However I do understand that you want to move out and stay with your gf in an own apartment. I also know that is quite difficult to get almost everywhere.
Well that's only because modern day parents are selfish. I wouldn't put it past me that such gifts were given back when houses were affordable. Nowadays parenting is "made easy" by putting kids in front of a fucking tablet and expecting them to just figure out how the world works that way. Since parents don't have to work hard anymore, they don't bother putting in the effort and therefore have no real attachment to their children. Say what you want about boomers, but at least they cared about the kids they had.
I think you need to get real. The world doesn't owe you a living. Your parents don't owe you a living (or a house). You must stand on your own two feet. By all means leave your parents house, but don't do it until you and your girlfriend have made some better arrangements than living in a car. Don't become homeless if you can avoid it. It's much harder to get out of that situation than to get into it. I wish you both well, but I think you need to reconsider your next steps.
Nah, this problem has gone on for way too long and should've been solved a long time ago.
There are people who manage to live in their car, it definitely will not be easy and am sure you can't stay in that state for long. You would need to move a lot and avoid people's personal spaces or yes you will be forced to remove your car or it will be towed. Don't expect your parents to buy and gift you a house and don't expect your homelessness to change their mind. It is unrealistic and you will only endup hurting your self. Homelessness is not a piece of cake, even with a car.
P.s. I always love reading your threads and comments.
Living in a car would be way easier than dealing with my parents, and I'm not expecting my parents to give me a house after it happens. I expect them to be sad and either learn their lesson, or fucking cry about it for days on end. This is a punishment for them and everyone else who has refused to give me immediate help with getting the fuck out of that house. And thank you. I may hate everyone around me but I wanna at least try to care about people who have been thrown away by society.
Hard disagree. Parents do owe you, otherwise keep your legs shut and ya snake in yer pants. It is their responsibility at ALL ages until they are frail to make sure their offspring are safe. Standing on 2 feet, get on with it, go work and be a tax slave is what you're promoting and it's pathetic.
The standing on 2 feet is what your parents are primary responsible for as you transition from kid to teen into adult. Without these instructions and support in a healthy manner, then yeah they owe a fucking roof over the head when that's neglected.
Exactly. Hell I don't even mind working. Until houses go back to costing an affordable amount or I magically get the money to just straight buy one so that there's no credit shit, I'll stick to being homeless.
Depends very much on age. The OP didn't state an age, but if he is old enough to drive (?own) a car and old enough to have a girlfriend and seriously consider living with her, he is an adult, and is old enough to be independent of his parents.
Who are you calling "he"? Also I'm 23. And yes, I SHOULD be independent from my parents, but they have done everything in their power to hold me back from that. Even going so far as to suggest power over attorney over me (which I learned is a bunch of bogus but the fact that it was threatened/proposed at all is frightening to say the least.)
