Wacky tobaccy... Though it's not too common where I'm from
No more fucks to give :(
I love the Internet
I love getting stuff second hand. I'm able to get some premium goods that would otherwise rot, and I use the hell out of them.
It doesn't always work if I have very specific needs, but it is always my first thought.
Supportive of others, even if he doesn't quite understand them.
What would he do on his own? What would have you done on your own as a kid? If these answers are different, why?
How will negative consequences be handled, like he doesn't pay rent, runs out of money for food, or he damages the apartment? What about really big ones, like he allows someone to stay over long enough that they become an established tenant, cause problems, and then don't leave? In your jurisdiction, are there legal consequences for you if he breaks the law that you would not face if he were legally an adult?
Is there a plan for if he decides he wants to move back?
Do you foresee any legal consequences? For instance, if his school learns about this arrangement, will CPS or the police get involved? Is that something you can recover from?
In the right circumstances, I think this is a good idea. As a parent, your job is to prepare him for adulthood. Letting him live on his own, while meeting his needs (food, shelter, healthcare) with a safety net can work. A lot can make these the wrong circumstances. Only you can answer whether or not the circumstances are right in your situation.
Big talk from a guy that goes by a name that is different from his birth name.
I hear the opponents are spunky
We had a kid do this too. He supposedly ejaculated on the desk. They just called him "Jack off" after that.
His name was, say, Billy. This girl in my class that was pregnant was going to name her kid Billy before the incident. She chose another name after that.
This is glorious
Sounds like, when it comes to safety, your car really phoned it in
Don't ruin the fantasy for me 😩