How old would I have to be to move out of my mom's house and move in with my grandma? Im 14 now.

Your mom and your grandma would both have to agree to it.

you actually have to be the age of consent which in most states is the age of 16 to 18 so it all just depends on where u live

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e adams

The official age where I live is 18, but your parents can give you permission at any time to live with someone else. Your Grandma would also have to agree, of course. If you feel like you are in some sort of danger in your present condition, I'd bet that authorities would give a sophisticated fourteen-year-old consideration in choosing her own living arrangements. That is, if you felt like it was really important to your well-being that you live with your grandma, then you'd better prove you know what you're talking about to your parents or the police, if you got them involved.

im not being harmed in any way at all i just get sick of being at my house because my moms always on my case, my grandma offered to let me move in. my mom said " No she is not moving in with you!" so i guess thats settled.... :?

Does your grandmother live close by? Maybe you could spend weekends there. But, if your mom is only on your case about regular mom-stuff (clean your room, do your homework, stay in school), then there's really no cure for it. Your grandma will just start telling you those things. Communication is a two-way street- if your mom isn't talking to you the way you'd like, maybe you can change the way you talk to her and she'll respond better. Women subconciously mimic one another's posture while talking, which triggers similar emotions in both of them. These mirroring techniques help women empathize with one another. Try copying the behaviors your mom does, and imagine what would happen to make you feel the way that posture makes you feel. Good luck.

up to you man :idea:

It could be classified as normal stuff sometimes, but it's things like getting yelled at 24/7 for no reason

What is your idea of no reason? I mean, I get screamed at if I leave my shoes in the way of the door, or leave a cup next to or in the sink, as opposed to the dish washer. Doesn't seem like a good reason to me, but that doesn't change anything.

If the fights are over picking up after yourself or a sibling then I would recomend keeping clean to get your family off your back.