Answer:
- having your own place to live
- arranging reliable transportation
- being able spend time alone even if you're lonely
Explanation:
An independent, self-reliant adult has a very peculiar way of seeing things and is not dependent on the other - neither emotionally nor financially. This requires self-assessment, building relationships on the basis of trust, and especially addressing needs so that they do not affect the meaning of a relationship.
Accordingly, we may consider that, among the self-contained aspects of being an independent adult, we can cite:
- having your own place to live
- arranging reliable transportation
- being able spend time alone even if you're lonely
