When you first moved out ?

Hookers and blow?*




*NM. That is Vegas.

It was smooth sailing after the callouses finally formed on my palms.

Jerked off way too much

I'd always had roommates until about 2 years ago when I lived solo for the first time.

At first it was a bit of an adjustment not having someone to talk to, but I got used to it. Eventaully I loved the freedom. Don't have to share the TV with anyone and can watch what you want when you want. If you want to read a book or listen to music, you can without either bothering someone else or being bothered by them. No worries about someone eating your food. You can get trashed if you want and nobody will look down on you for it. You can walk around in boxers all the time, or even less if you want! You can beat off with the volume on. You have total control of the temperature. I mean the list goes on and on for the positives.

Drink heavily and watch what i wanted to watch on tv. Clean since you are the only one responsible for doing so now.

Fap and a lot of Xbox

lots of weed, alcohol, video games, and trouble making.

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How did the OT handle living solo at first ?

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you're right....there is certainly an adjustment. it is literally the first time in your life that you have consistently found yourself alone in the house. Initially, it seems like you have nothing to do and is kind of boring. eventually, you find yourself pretty busy keeping up with things that used to be split among multiple people.

at this point, I think having anyone else in the house would be a major inconvenience to me.

Get a roommate. Or don't. My roommate is one of my good friends but I cherish the time I have our place to myself (sorry, Frank)

I lived alone for almost three years thru college.

It was so easy running three or four girls through my house in a week because there were no roommates/ roommates SOs to call me out and spill the beans and no one to judge. I was walking distance to bogies and stumbled there and back many nights. It was easily the best three years of my short unimportant life so far.