Dad tells daughter that he can't be taking that many things to college, but she thinks she's taking just the necessities, but her dad still says she could take less: 'I can't take less stuff without losing things I need to genuinely survive in college.'

It's just necessities, or at least for her they are…Moving to a college campus can be hard for a variety of reasons. You can miss your family, not be super independent, and have to learn the hard way how to do things and survive on your own, and you may have to leave most of your things at home. It's bittersweet to be moving out of state or to a far-away town to study. On one side, you get to discover the world on your own, make new friends, and grow and evolve. On the other, as Taylor Swift would say: "You're on your own kid". You will be in charge of handling everything from now on. So get used to being stressed, always having a lot to do, and most importantly, missing your family all the time. You realize how much you needed them the moment you are gone. But it's important to leave the experience and become independent to, later on, become a functioning adult.The first problem that you may face as a student moving out to the college campus may be that you have to accept the fact that you can't move all of your things to the new place. It may be a logistical issue, or maybe you have a dad that says it's not possible to move everything like u/naomi_espiii. No matter what the issu…

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