When you left your parent's home, did you move out of state? (or considerably far)
 

and was it difficult leaving your whole family behind?

Nope. Was the best decision I ever made. I love my family and I've moved back in town since, but getting away while you are young and living your own life is a rite of passage even psychologists recommend.

I moved out of country... it was hard at first but I really like the independance and adventure involved. :)

I moved about 6 blocks away, closer to the university.

just a few blocks for me, we get along well

When I left home I joined the army so I was like 200 miles ish away from home!! Never got homesick though!! Was having too much of a good time!

Moved one state away.

same coast......but they cant stand the heat......you gotta cut the cord sometime.

I moved less than 1 mile.

I moved from within the same state to go to college 500 miles away. That's like 20 Delawares away :) LOL

I grew up in Philly ..moved to Boston and then a year later moved to the UK...so yeah, i went far away.

moved to a different city

I moved right around the corner.
I'm close to my (small) family emotionally, so why not geographically? :)

Actually, it was my mom that left and I kept the place. She got married and moved to the States and I stayed in Canada.

I moved to Kentucky from massachusetts and moved back when my mom got sick last year but now i'm moving back to Kentucky next month

2000 miles.

1200 miles away