Discussion They say an average person lives in 11 homes in his lifetime before he dies...What number are you currently?

[Cheza_mus]

I am currently at number 4 and I think this may be my last

 

[locked*n*loaded]

edit: four

 

[Slimetae]

6

 

[mayHeCurseUsAll]

Funny, around 10 or 11

 

[outrider567]

7

 

[SuicidallyCurious]

Too many to count

 

[WorthlessTrash]

I think 6 or 7?

 

[Starryeyes]

I'm 38 and lived In 10 places

 

[Hercules]

I am at the 5th place.

 

[western_heart]

10 places so far @ 34. Not double counting the house I grew up in, which I moved back to once after first moving out. I've lived in multiple states as an adult.

If I am to survive it is imperative that I move again, my current home environment makes me want to die.

 

[onlyanimalsaregood]

Good question, I think 10.

 

[Darkover]

i'm at number 20 homes only 36 years old, shared accommodation is one of the resaons it's so high

1 bakewell street derby
2 derby the strawberries
3 alans mums boyfriend
4 barnsley college
5 barnsley home
6 barnsley home 2
7 alans mums boyfriend 2
8 aunty sandur house
9 nan and granddads
10 50 homes street
11 workshop home 1
12 workshop home 2
13 shirlees
14 ripley
15 belper
16 allestree
17 arnold street
18 appeldore drive
19 burrton road
20 current

 

[710]

10

 

[FuneralCry]

What does this have to do with suicide, it is posted in the suicide discussion section. Is homes a metaphor for something or does it mean places you have actually lived in, but to answer the question 2, although I wish that I lived nowhere at all, I wish that I was never born in the first place, as to never exist means to never suffer.

 

[pikku.tiikeri]

5

 

[wljourney]

15.

That average number of 11 depends very much on your socio economic status, age and local housing costs.

Boomers who own property will move not as often as millennials who are forced to share accommodations and can't find affordable housing near their workplaces.

 

[gottablast888]

number 4, same city the whole time

 

[western_heart]

Boomers who own property will move not as often as millennials

On this note - my boomer parents have lived in 4 places since I was born (and I have lived in every one of those places). Before that, I think my dad lived in dorms, and think my mom moved out with a relative, but their parents lived in the same houses since my parents were born. So my parents are probably at 6-8 each.

My remaining living grandparents STILL live in the same house after 50 years.

 

[Oblivion Access]

Depends on what counts as a home, how long spent at a friend's place until it's a home you've lived at, if at all? Do squats count? If we go by loose definitions of "place I lived for a month or longer", I'm at 21 which is kinda mind-blowing. If I try trimming it down it's still at a 15/16 or so. No wonder I never decorate my living space .

 

[western_heart]

Depends on what counts as a home, how long spent at a friend's place until it's a home you've lived at, if at all?

did you receive mail there? any documentation (ID, bank accounts) linked to the address?

 

[Oblivion Access]

did you receive mail there? any documentation (ID, bank accounts) linked to the address?

Yup, applies to all but 2 or 3 more because it was impossible for it to apply, more than anything else given the nature of the place.

 

[Life interrupted]

14 and I'm 36

 

[clown]

1

 

[doli_o]

Will be nine this week - I'm 34.

 

[NearlyIrrelevantCake]

I was past that number before even graduating high school. Drug dealing parents moved every 6-9 months to avoid the cops.

 

[macaiwtd]

I'm on my 5th place. Hope it's the last one

 

[Dear Agony]

3

 

[lofticries]

i knows its over 10 but under 15.

 

[SuicideBoys93]

Moving into #7 on the 29th.

 

[newave3]

Too many to count

Mental hospitals don't count.