<human>: Hi guys. I'm trying to handle this situation as maturely and tenderly as possible. 

I just graduated from college and found a steady job that's paying me a pretty decent out-of-school wage ($42K is a completely reasonable salary to live off of). I just told my parents I'm going to be moving out of the house and into an apartment with my girlfriend. I've done the math, I've calculated my expenses and I've done my best to set reasonable constraints on my budget. But my parents are still convinced that as a 22-year-old woman, I'm not ready to move out, this decision will affect me for the rest of my life and I'm making the wrong choice by moving out. It's clearly cheaper to live at home, but I can afford this and freedom is a huge waging factor here.

I have a really close relationship with them and it's hard for me to have faith in myself if they don't have any faith in me. A big reason I'm fleeing the coupe is to take back some of this self-reliance that I had at school, because I was taking care of myself. 

How do I assert the fact that I'm ready to go and still let them know that I love them and I do need them in a parental capacity?

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<bot>: I graduated from college, I have a full-time salaried job and my parents are saying that me moving out is going to fuck up my entire life.