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if you were 18 and your parents were emigrating while you were at university, and you had no other family or support in your home country but had a serious long-term girlfriend, would you go with your parents or not? |
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fuck no |
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I would see it as the sign to spread my wings and fly, fly, fly the family coop. |
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Where are they going? If they're off to New Zealand, then I'd go. Belgium - I'd stay behind I reckon... |
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i wouldn't the experience might beat a bit of fucking real-life sense into you |
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i'd say, what the fuck, im 18 again? what a fucking gyp. |
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I have no idea what a serious long term relationship is i'm afraid, so i can't really answer the question. I'd have a harder time leaving my friends behind i think. |
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i'd jump on your girlfriends back and maker her squeal like the pork rhind that she is |
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Depends. On stuff. |
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Praise the Lord for our very own in-house agony uncle. Where would we be without you, dude? |
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How big are her tits? |
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Is this your way of asking for an oink invite, sir? |
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You're at uni and so not living at home anyway. I presume after you've finished uni you will be moving into your own place. What's the point in going with them and leaving your girlfriend and friends and uni? Why not just stay here and then in the holidays, you'll have somewhere different to visit, for free. |
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No. You can always go along later if you want. |
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i think the clash wrote a song about this back in the day. anyway, i agree with bobby. |
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there's something odd sounding about 'serious long-term girlfriend' i thought all relationships were a bit of a joke at our age |
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Statistically speaking there's 99% chance that exceptions exist. And if the events of 911 are taken into account 95,4%. This will be explained by Al Gore in his forthcoming "An Inconvenient Truth II: You're all GAY!OMGS!1". |
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This happened to a mate of mine. He chose to stay in this country and has never regretted the decision. As others have said, you're of an age where you'll (hopefully) become less and less reliant on your parents and want to do your own thing anyway. Plus, free holidays when you visit them. |
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18? good age to leave your parents behind, especially given the circumstances of them moving far, far away, i'd say |
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