You can be charged as an adult, and can legally leave. I feel the pain though, aside from being age of consent where people stop treating you like your ten, you don't get much outta it.
Same in the Netherlands. At 16 you're allowed to buy alcohol (not the strong kind though like whiskey and such), buy cigarettes. Not that I do any of those. I'm a rebel like that. And legally you can do much on your own.
At 18 you're allowed to do everything (legal).
I'm 18 and:
-I don't drink though I can
-I can buy cigarettes but don't
-Couldn't move out 'cos broke and still in college (UK college that is)
-I can vote
-Still treated as a kid...
It isn't that great unless you're one to party and such :/ Wish I was still a kid, or even 16 again :3
I've been 18 for over 5 months and I still don't see the big deal.
- I can't drink
- I don't like smoking
- Being a broke college student forces me to stay home
- I have awhile till I can vote
- I have soooo much responsibility; 2 jobs, college full time, and bills
I know right! I turned 16 a couple of months ago, and people keep saying to me 'so how does it feel to be 16?!' and i'm just like...'it's exactly the same ':)
At 18 you're allowed to do everything (legal).
-I don't drink though I can
-I can buy cigarettes but don't
-Couldn't move out 'cos broke and still in college (UK college that is)
-I can vote
-Still treated as a kid...
It isn't that great unless you're one to party and such :/ Wish I was still a kid, or even 16 again :3
- I can't drink
- I don't like smoking
- Being a broke college student forces me to stay home
- I have awhile till I can vote
- I have soooo much responsibility; 2 jobs, college full time, and bills
Yay :S