<human>: Fall 2015 will mark my transition from a 3 year attendence at a Community College to a 4 Year University. I live 30-45 minutes away from the University which makes the possibility to communte possible. The appeal of saving money (and having better food) is entising, but living at home is begining to cause strife in my relationship with my parents.

For some background: I've recently turned 21, I have maintained a 3.5 GPA, and I really have no interest in parties and no interest in drugs. For the past 3 years I have had a 11 P.M. curfew, forced to attend church on Sundays (Been threated to move out if I don't attend), and are upset by me not sharing my personal life/daily experience. My parents are very restrictive, and although it was beneficial during my adolescnets, now its really "Cramping my style" So to speak. 

If I did choose to commute it would save me alot of strife by not having to get new jobs / spending money, but I would want the freedom to take weekend trips at will (Without permission) or to stay at others houses (Without permssion) or to not be forced to go to church. For those of you who have been in a similar situation or just could provide advice does it sounds reasonable for me to ask these things if I were to live at home? What is the best way to start a dialog about these requests? 

And if my parents refuse to change their ways, is living off campus really worth the expenses in order to gain some personal freedoms/ alleviating the strain of commuting everyday. 

Thanks in advance guys.

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<bot>: Living at home with parents is causing frustation, but is it worth it in order to save money by not commuting to school.