Did anyone ever run away from home or go live with someone else teenage or younger years?

Question

if so why? and did you ever return home

Answer 1

Hi, yes I have ran away from many homes because mom my was never around and I didn't want to live with strangers.

When I would run away I would get on the road and hitch to go find my brothers and they would hide me out until I got picked up by the cops and put with more strangers.

Running away is not the road to take so if your planning on it do alot of thinking first about why because things in the home life with a real family can be worked out but you need to get whatever is bothering you out in the opened, it's hard but you have to do that and if they don't want to listen let alone take you serious go talk to an Aunt or Uncle someone else that is more willing to listen to YOU! and take you seriously.

I have been running away since I was 9 years old so I mostly grew up on my own and with my brothers when I could find them, please don't take that route because you will lose and miss out on way too much.

Chow.

Answer 2

I ran away alot while I was a teenager,family life was not the greatest and my grandparent's had me for a year went back home cause of promises that things would be different but when it didn't change I started on the run again and ended up in a training school for girls and 2 different youth homes when I was returned back home by this time my father had left the family and I never ran away again.

Answer 3

yes, as a matter of fact. I was 16. Believed this guy on his story, that I could stay at his house and he'd take care of me. Take a bus ride to Tall., Fl. and all would be good. Yea, right. My reason for leaving home, was that I didn't like living at home. This sounded good. My dad dis-owned me after finding out. So off I went. The guy was full of crap. In the two weeks being off in another place with sex/drugs and living it up-I thought. I was totally alone. No place I could call home anymore. It was hard to ask my dad to take me back. But he did. It was lesson-hard learned. I wouldn't suggest anyone running away from home. The grass isn't greener on the other side. It really has to do with yourself.

Answer 4

Well this ones elaborate due to the fact that again within the day all you needed to do used to be promote a guitar and purchase a aircraft price ticket. Nowadays the whole thing is so trackable and its difficult to get anyplace with out an ID reward. I might endorse getting a false ID. Youre gonna need to pay the whole thing in coins if you do not desire to be determined so empty the financial institution money owed whilst you'll. Get a few coins from your households bank card and get out. Then get to that residence. I will say that you are by and large going to be determined and taken again in case you comply with via with the soccer agreement. Most of it slow will by and large be spent averting the regulation traditionally so get well at it. If any of this sounds less complicated to you than ready till your 17 to be capable to turn out to be an impartial, opt for it. Otherwise stick it out for one other yr.

Answer 5

I left my home when I was fifteen, because my Father re-married my stepmother and one of their agreements was that no more children would live in the house.

I went to live in a room in my friends basement, which I funded through a part-time job while playing football in the fall and baseball in the spring.

Things were easier back then, and you could do something like that, I wouldn't want to try it today.

I lucked out, went to college and became a Civil Engineer, all paid for by myself.

I don't regret any of it, but wouldn't want to try it again.

Answer 6

My step mom kicked me out of her house when I was 17. She had depression and was bi-polar and kicked me out because of an argument over spaghetti. Yes, the FOOD. I was never disrespectful to her and I never swore at her. I've been living with my best friend and her mother ever since. My theory is that you make your own family from the family you already have and the friends you have. I have a great family! Me, my dad, my best friends mom, my best friend, and my boyfriend. My REAL family is sooo dysfunctional that the family I made for myself is all the family I need!

Answer 7

kind of. i was 17 and in a bad way. my own fault really. i didn't leave cause i had a bad home life. my parents were great. i just couldn't face them, so i left. i was in the same town but i lived with people who were practically strangers. they turned out to be my best friends. i went home about a year later b/c one of the guys had to move back east. my folks welcomed me home, no q's asked. i turned my life around and about 2 yrs later i moved out the right way. no regrets.

Answer 8

I did, because I'd tried out for cheerleader for 4 years in a row. It would of been my last time at trying in high school. My father decided I wasn't going to try out because I'd gotten a D in history class.

I ran to a friends, who let me stay one week only. I askerd my dad if I could come back home, he said NO.

I ended up not being a good person. I suggest you stay at home unless your being abused!!

Answer 9

I ran away at 17, then I stayed with my married brother and his wife for about a week, my mother was going through menopause and her doctor gave her pills which zonked her out-and made her mean.-then she begged me to return, I did, but-i got married not long after.

Answer 10

i did right after i turned 17, i left cuz my father was an abusive alcoholic... i moved in with my bf at the time and his family.. they took me right in.

i went back this past year... 3 years later and nothing has changed i was only in town for 2 months then left again.