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UIf you’re 18 or older you can run away from home legally your parents can’t force you to return. They may be able to trace you but if you choose not to go back you have the legal right to stay on your own. However since this is India sometimes as a girl you might still be sent back due to social pressures or other factors but legally if you refuse to go back no one can force you.
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UI don’t know this girl yet this post has me worried. Imagine what it’d be for people who know her. Can’t even talk about what it’d be for her parents.
Idk, if this is you or your friend you wanna ask for but… don’t do it. Not on your own, not without proper adults helping you (if it is really that bad at home)
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UAh yes casually blaming teens not even trying to understand what her problem is, gotta be the best parent out there
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UNo,I grew up in a very toxic household and let me tell u outside world is much more cruel than u think.
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UYes, that is indeed correct, running away from home at this age is not a very smart decision at all but the way you framed your sentence as “u teens are just headache” it more so came off as you were dismissing her problems as nonsense alltogether
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UI know it can be hard, but you have to wait until you get old enough, get a stable financial income and a place to live before you take such a big decision, do not be impulsive on your emotions right now please, try to build up skills and save up money through any freelance jobs if you are serious about it one day but for now don’t do it, Minor runaways usually end up much worse and I’ve seen too many example of that, do not make make a decision based on your emotional impulses which you will regret later please, talk to people who have been through similar situations and get advice
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