In many countries around the world, young people decide to leave their parents’ home once they finish school. They start living on their own or sharing a home with friends. Is this a positive or a negative development? Give reasons for your answers and include relevant examples.

Nowadays, adolescents start to live by themselves right after they graduate from school. They
move
out and either live on
a
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private property or
sharing
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a place with their friends.
This
is a negative trend because most high school graduates will not get a proper job which may
also
cause them to have inadequate money to pay for housing fees. In recent times, many youngsters
move
out from their
parents
' place right after they finish school.
This
has become a mainstream thing all around the world, especially in western countries. Moving out from
parents'
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house actually can teach younger generations how to be responsible yet
also
independent
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an independent
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person.
However
, it would be very challenging for them to take care
their
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own household
while
they are just introduced to adulthood. If they stay in their
parents'
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parent's
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house, they do not need to worry about the household, as their
parents
will be responsible for it. For most
highschool
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graduates, finding a
high paying
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job that can cover all their expenses will be quite tough as most of them will only receive minimum wage.
Thus
, many teenagers undergo financial struggles and housing rental fees would just be an unnecessary additional expense. If they are able to stay in their
parents'
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place for free, why bother moving out? I live in an Asian household and in our culture, it is very uncommon to
move
out at a young age. Most Asian
parents
would ask their children to stay as long as they want to help them save money.
To conclude
,
although
teenagers can learn how to be independent and responsible by living on their own, moving out may
also
cause financial difficulties.
Thus
, everyone should start to reconsider their decision to
move
out before it is too late.
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