Kicked out by my family for being too aware about France degeneration

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Originally Posted by gixajo

Take the positive side of the situation: in the streets you will learn faster how reality is.

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The reality 17/18 years old aren't mature enough to make a living by themselves. Personally I think legal age should be until 25 according to neurologist a brain at 18 isn't developed to make complex decisions.

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Originally Posted by Laredo

The reality 17/18 years old aren't mature enough to make a living by themselves. Personally I think legal age should be until 25 according to neurologist a brain at 18 isn't developed to make complex decisions.

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Basically everyone in the rural US supports themselves completely by 20. However, we aren't a shining example of cultural success.

Anyway, OP, if you aren't just trolling us, please provide a little more information (nothing identifiable) so that people here can actually help you. Lei-Talk shared a list of resources for homeless youth in France, so be sure to check that out.

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Originally Posted by InmostLight

Basically everyone in the rural US supports themselves completely by 20. However, we aren't a shining example of cultural success.

Anyway, OP, if you aren't just trolling us, please provide a little more information (nothing identifiable) so that people here can actually help you. Lei-Talk shared a list of resources for homeless youth in France, so be sure to check that out.

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I never really understood this phenomenon among white americans specially kicking out their children as soon as they turned 18, when all neurologist and scientist have confirmed a brain isn't fully mature to make complex decisions by themselves .

Within the Hispanic and Asian community it's a bit different not sure about aframs. But prefrontal cortex normally develops late 20s (critical decision making)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prefrontal_cortex

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Originally Posted by Östsvensk

Is it even legal to kick out a 17-year old? Oh well, my uncle and his wife kicked out my cousin when she was 14.

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WTF some people don't even deserve to be parents!

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Originally Posted by lei.talk

9:22 PM in Paris
rain expected tonight
temperatures down to 10°C

Louise & Rosalie
97 rue de Sevres
75006 Paris

01 77 45 89 45

https://louiseetrosalie.com/

Saint Vincent de Paul
120 avenue du General Leclerc
75014 Paris

01 42 92 08 10

https://www.ssvp.fr/


https://www.samusocial.paris/nos-sites

Centre Espoir - Cité de Refuge
12 Rue Cantagrel
75013 Paris

01.53.61.82.00

Carnets Du Coeur
Clermont-Ferrand, France

33 820 22 68 70

Département du Rhône
Bron, France

33 4 78 76 20 57

fastbase.com/France/Homeless-service

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Don't worry I finally found a hotel, at least for the night.

Find a job.

If you're not trolling, then find accomodation immediately and then a job to economically support yourself.

For accomodation, if you have relatives, go to them and stay for a while.

If I were kicked out at 17, I'd first make an account on an internet forum to tell strangers I was kicked out.

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Originally Posted by Colonel Frank Grimes

If I were kicked out at 17, I'd first make an account on an internet forum to tell strangers I was kicked out.

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And yeah... In France...

Legal responsibility for upbringing
Both parents of a child normally share parental responsibility over their child during his or her minority, that is, until the child is 18 years old (Article 371-1, Civil Code (CC)). Parental responsibility does not depend on the status of the parents as a couple.