Do you think us brits are afraid to move in to a new home by ourselves?

Question

There so much advantages independent female in my case and my space, but do you preffer to move in with a partner or a flatmate than to move in by yourself, and whats wrong with getting a place for only yourself and why do others kind of feel that its amatter of coping and moving in a property alone i think it quite fun dismissing the stressfull packing and that but what do you think why when a person people of the public do they say on your moving on your own in sock not for the packing but for living on your own, are we afraid to be independent nothing wrong with living with others but whats wrong with society and moving in by yourself have we become needy of constant company.

Answer 1

girlfriend, i live by myself before i find my man...........so dint believe that,bull###!! JUST TRYING TO KEEP A GOOD WOMEN DOWN!!! live you life,just like you want it!!!!

Answer 2

Not a thing wrong with being independent. Or in having your own space. I don't think that people question your ability to handle yourself, or handle the responsibilities of having your own place. Perhaps they are just concerned for your safety.

I am in the US, when I moved out of my parents house, I moved in with a "roommate", a girl I had gone to school with. Neither of us were mature enough to be on our own. (We were just barely 18 at the time) However, together, we were able to keep the bills paid and were just enough company, so that we didn't freak out when the wind made noises outside at night. She got married at 20, I at 21, so we weren't on our own for long. However, we did enjoy it, and learned a lot in the process.

Congratulations on your new place. Hope everything goes well for you. God Bless

Answer 3

I have never lived on my own and have no wish to do so. I enjoy the times I get to myself and have no fears about being on my own. It's just that I like to share, most times anyway

Answer 4

I think the reason most people share is because it's soooo expensive here.


I'd love to live on my own.

I don't see that happening until i've finished uni and got a well paid steady job...