Moving out

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Moving out for the first time soon. I’m 18 and leaving to move out for college, on top of that it’s in a different state. Does anyone have any similar experience? Any tips would be greatly appreciated

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Just keep your head up. At that age you will likely be stuck in this comparative reality of before and now... just recognize that the past built you and prepared you for what is to come; and to take life in your own hands to make something out of it as you truly intend. Best of luck, you got this!

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Gonna move next year only. Have to finish college. Hopefully, it won't be difficult

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Moving is a huge pain, no matter where are you moving from and what's the destination point. My relocation took a lot of time and effort. Only hiring decent out of state movers took a week or so because I had to read tons of reviews about different moving companies to make sure that I am making the right choice and I can be calm.

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Hello! I am already in the 2nd year of college, and I went through your experience. Indeed, many students are forced to move to another more developed town with more opportunities. I also was. But my change was not prominent. I lived in London, and I still live and study here but in another county. We all know that there are more counties in London. I lived very far from the center. But my university is in a closer county. The road is about 5 hours away, so I had to move. For me, everything was pretty simple. I found the rent pretty quickly, and a company helped me move all my things to the new house. Otherwise, I made friends at university, and that's about it. I don't have much time for fun, and I focus more on learning.





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You will never forget this experience. Moving out alone in a different state is an important step to start your adult life. I remember moving out too. I had to pack lots of clothes, but I couldn't bring them all. My parents lived in a different state then and couldn't store my stuff. However, my dad told me that https://sekamoving.com/storage-space/ could help me. I was so happy that I had solved this problem. I would recommend you to throw away useless things and focus on studying. Don't be anxious because everything will be fine.

[37]

Moving out for the first time soon. I’m 18 and leaving to move out for college, on top of that it’s in a different state. Does anyone have any similar experience? Any tips would be greatly appreciated

Its gonna be hard, lonely
always try to be busy with something

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There is nothing difficult about moving if everything is planned correctly. I entered UCLA this year to study directing, although I have lived all my life in NYC. I needed to contact a local moving company, Sekamoving (https://sekamoving.com/moving/college-movers/), and it helped me organize the entire move. I could concentrate on completely different things and not think about moving some things because the company took care of them. That's what I liked while working with them: they are very experienced and did all the work very quickly and clearly.