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writes:any idea how i can break it to my mum i wanna move in with my boyfriend. In a few months i can legally move out. Im almost 16 and my boyfriend is 17. we can aford it and everything. Do i tell her now or wait till he's got the flat? and what am i meant to say, HELP? i'd rather she was ok with me leaving rather than me just going no matter what she thinks on the subject. Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (17 August 2007): She is hurt that you want to leave and that is natural. She will miss you and may feel she's losing you. Talk to her about it and make sure she knows she will still see a lot of you (if she will). See what she says. Let her know you care about her.
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reader, kat14 +, writes (17 August 2007):
kat14 is verified as being by the original poster of the question SORRY I $GOT 2 LOG ON! i told my mum last night, we had a girly night without my step dad. she didnt say much. she asked how were we gonna aford it and i explianed how. Then she kinda went quiet, i said its not deffinate it still depends on alot of things and i wanted to check you were ok with it. would you give me abit of money a month as you wouldnt be buying me food?she replied i dunno and went quiet again. I asked if i'd upset her and she said yes. then we kinda forgot about it and had abit of a laugh. Where do i go from here? is being upset better or worse then her shouting at me?
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reader, kenny + ♥, writes (16 August 2007):
 I agree with flower girl, talk to her about it before you get the flat rather than later, this shows maturity on your behalf.
Choose a good time and just tell her that you really like this guy and want to live together. She will either be totally against it, or be happy for you. If its the first don't fall out with your Mum over it, she loves you and wants the best for her daughter. Parents never stop loving and caring for their children no matter how old they get.
Good luck x
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reader, flower girl +, writes (16 August 2007):
 I think she would have more respect for you as a growing adult if you talked to her about it before he gets the flat, but be prepared for her to say she is not happy about it.
You have to apprieciate that she is going to be concerned as you are still her little girl.
Just tell her what you wanted to do and ask her for her opinion.
Take care.xx.
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