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| 1 | Beneficial equality.I would say that leaving home at 17 (like I did) is a massive mistake the vast majority of the time. I'm looking at my 18 y-o brother, and while he does have a part-time job, it's to help him save some money. And for a trip to France. He doesn't have to stress about working 30 hours in addition to going to class another 35, then woking on school projects another 20. I think that stability while his brain is still forming (until around 25) is gonna help him turn out much better than I did. | /r/PussyPassDenied | 10/11/19 11:42 PM |
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