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You'll be fine buddy. I was kicked out at 19. No reason, other than my parents just didn't want to have their children around anymore (I was raised by my 8 yo brother when I was 5, well, technically our 11 year old brother was supposed to watch us- I remember getting shocked from a faulty plug and my hand having black/metallic soot on it, and my 8 yo brother told me to wash it off... good times).

Anyway, so my parents were never really fans of us 3, and my oldest brother left the house at 18, then my other brother left the house at 19, so my dad figured, well son, you are 19, time for you to go. So I had to leave and stay with a buddy for a few months, got a job during those months and eventually found an apt that was looking for a roommate. Lived like a monk, saved up half my paychecks for a little over 3 years, didn't have much of a life. Used the savings and bought a tiny house in my mid 20s. Well, turns out that was the best decision (well, only decision) I've ever done as this was Bellevue WA, the housing prices skyrocketed, I sold it for more than double the price (just under triple), bought another house, sold it in 3 years for a decent profit, started investing my money and bought my 3rd home, long story short, I haven't worked in 10 years, living off of investments, currently looking into buying 20+ acres to build a custom home. Been looking at land off and on the past year, but still haven't found the right spot.

Oh yeah, my dad died last year. Didn't shed one tear. Didn't go to his funeral (well, I couldn't because of covid and they live on a tropical island that had mandatory 2 week quarantine for travelers).

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Then: Arguing with the religious using facts and logic "I have faith"
Now: Arguing with liberals using facts and logic "I have my feeling"