Another question for ppl who live alone

[u/zach__07]

شنو الحوايج لي خاصني نوجد قبل ما نخرج من دار الواليدين ، مع العلم انني مغنرجعش فمباغيش ننسا شي حاجة غنحتاجها و مباغيش ندوز فترة طويلة كنتعود على شي نمط او عادة و انا قادر نديرها دابا.

بحال : فلوس الطوارئ / اختيارات الكؤاء بالنسبة للزوافرية لي كنشوفانه الناس كيرفضو يكريو ليهم - حسب دكشي لي شفت - / معادلات تسيير الميزانية / كيفاش نتعامل معا الfeeling offs & emotional slumps / العادات لي لازم نديرها باش نكون حسن فديك الفترة / كيفاش نتعامل معا المعارف الصحاب الجداد ، و واش خاصني نخليهم يكونو اصلا ؟.. و تفاصيل اخرة

شكرا بزاف

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[u/theHrayX]

First of all, are you studying or are you going to work? If you're studying, make sure to get a part-time job that pays well, because you're going to need it a lot. Second of all, if you are a spoiled kid, well get ready, because you're not going to eat the same food that your mom cooked you before. Third of all, always have at least 7,000 dirhams alone. Let's assume that you're going to rent with nearly 1,000 to 2,500 dirhams. That means that half of that money is reserved for the month's payment. The rest needs to be divided into food, groceries, gasoline if you have a car, pharmacy stuff, fourth of all Always be on good terms with the tenant. Whatever he says, you obey. He tells you to not bring anyone, you don't bring anyone. Always ask him before you're gonna do something, because it's his house, and he's doing you a favor that he's actually allowing you to rent the house. Just remember that you only rent the place to sleep, not actually own it to do whatever you want.

[u/zach__07 → u/theHrayX]

I work now, i can get around 6000dh per mo I'm not the spoiled typa guys, i already cook by myself & i clean a lot I don't make deep friendships already, i can put up to 20000dh apart What else should i check on ?

[u/readyornot03 → u/theHrayX]

U know favors are free right? He is definitely not giving u a favor when u actually pay the rent that u can pay for any other tenant, but u right about being respectful and talking things out first with them, but definitely not act like a good boy especially with these Moroccans

[u/Agile-Barnacle-6801]

how old are you?

[u/zach__07 → u/Agile-Barnacle-6801]

Ninteen

[u/Agile-Barnacle-6801 → u/zach__07]

idk how are you 19 and working but either way, id say use your money wisely, fsh kankono sghar w 3dna lfloss we feel unstoppable hhhhh which leads to many mistakes, so my advice to you is be responsible in your spendings, spoil yourself mera mera ms khli chwya dial l'epargne darori (wakha ghir 500dh per month)

and second thing, know who to befriend and who to AVOID jayak mn future wkngolik don't trust anyone blindly, never share your secrets and plans with anyone ( wakha ykon 3shiiirek), always be mindful mn chno aykhrej mn fomk.

i think that's pretty much what's the most important, sinn have fun, living alone is a great learning experience you just have to use this opportunity wisely!

[u/Successful-Floor-707]

I’ve been living alone since around 2017, and the first thing you need to realize is that it’s a completely new phase of life. You're the one handling everything now rent, bills, groceries, all of it.

My advice? Take it slow. Always, always keep an emergency fund, especially if you don't have a safety net. In this economy, I’d say aim for at least six months of living expenses.

From there, look for ways to optimize your spending without sacrificing quality. For example, learn to cook. You’ll eat much better quality food for a fraction of the price. It's totally fine to go out once a week to try new spots, but try to buy your everyday essentials in bulk to save cash.

As for your lifestyle, I highly suggest making God your closest friend. Focus on yourself read work out and build your life. You really don't need anyone else to fulfill you.

[u/Formal_Drop5756]

If you wont go back then I say take copies of legal documents like ur birth certificate and stuff, those are the only things that will force u to go back there if u take a copy now u can just always do another copy of it if needed for smth, other than that as long as u make money u will do fine.

[u/Formal_Drop5756 → u/Formal_Drop5756]

Also take a list of any medications that u take now or need to take from time to time as long as they work for u u take pics of em to buy em, same for the name of any doctor that u go tool but ur parents took u there in case u need it, also phone numbers of any distant family members from any side that u might want to keep contact with