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Simple, when living with others became a pain
Pro
Compared to what, living with parents?
Rising Star
Sooner rather than later
I think the better questions to ask are why you are currently not living by yourself and whether that reason will continue to make sense in the near future.
Chief
Asking that question is probably a sign you’re getting there but not there yet. 1. Make an honest budget and start following now. Open a second account where your anticipated bills go - rent, utilities, streaming, insurance, phone. 2. Buy your own groceries for a bit and cook so you’re not eating garbage. 3. Figure out why you’re not loving alone and make sure you’re good with the trade off.
Sometimes it’s a tough choice. I loved with my parents, paid off loans, put a chunk away for down payment then moved out with a buddy because I knew that living there was inhibiting some mental growth. My parents were sad but it was time. I cherish that time with my parents but needed to move on.
When you’re comfortable being in your own company and no longer require people to be around you in order for you to be content.
And you’re fiscally responsible and able to manage your space (cleaning regularly, etc)
You don’t need to ask when you are ready.
When you finally realize that only you control your independence.
When you graduate from college
I was in my late 20s when I could finally afford to and realized I didn’t want to have a roommate into my 30s. Definitely helped the dating life back then.
When you’re ready to level up and learn to get mentally strong. It’s not easy to entertain yourself and it takes practice, but it’s a necessity to live a happy, healthy life
I had the ideal roommate so was happy to keep him around as long as possible (had money, never an issue paying etc, was rarely home due to travel)
When you ask the question
If you have to ask, perhaps your not ready!
How did you know you could swim or ride a bicycle?
Number one is finances. If you can budget your money in a way that you have enough to save a large chunk of your income, pay for housing, and also live a reasonable lifestyle, then have at it! Number two is whether you emotionally can handle it. I lived alone in a new city for a bit and it was tough. I was bored and lonely a lot. After a few months, my now-wife moved out there with me so I wasn’t living alone anymore. So money and loneliness were the two biggest challenges.
You don’t until you do
If you're nervous about it rather than excited about it, maybe not yet. Living alone requires a lot of maturity because you are responsible for all bills, chores, decisions, expenses etc. on your own and you have to be ok with not having someone to talk to or see 24/7
If you can appreciate your pets, but not people... then you have your answer.
When you can manage a budget