Just go for it! We were all afraid to do it but you will be fine! Two hours away isn't that much, if you are extremely homesick you can visit your parents on the weekends. I absolutely recommend moving out. Because in uni there will be deadlines to meet and sometimes long nights spent studying, you won't have time to travel every day.
Just know this: No one - absolutely no one - will stay in their hometown because they have high school friends there. They will all leave or start to do new things. Many people you know now will change so drastically you'll no longer recognize them and in some cases absolutely don't want to be friends with anymore. I know it is scary but the decision after graduation is probably the most selfish one you should ever make!
This is about you, your future, your dreams. About the job you want, the opportunities to fulfill dreams and do what you always wanted to do...
It's unlikely that you'll be all alone. You are having friends now, you know how interacting with people works. People who like the same things will sit in the same classes. Unless school where you've been thrown together with a random lot in uni you sit together with people who are interested in their study subjects aka the same things you've chosen. The chance of meeting people who'll have a lot in common with you has never been higher in your life.
There are also study groups you can join and sometimes you'll do so out of necessity. It's impossible not to find people to go out with! In fact, most of them will be as scared as you are and will be happy about the question if they want to go grab a bite or watch a movie with you and so on.
But you should learn how to do your laundry and some simple household skills. Learning how to balance money is also important. Cooking really isn't that important, uni is stressful and there will be times when you are happy you've had time to eat an apple for lunch or the above mentioned cup noodles. It's not that students like to eat instant meals but it's often a must or else there would not be enough time to balance studying, work and so on.
So no, even with atrocious cooking skills you won't starve! If you are lucky you'll have a cafeteria on campus and can eat there or you stick to raw food and so on.
YouTube also has numerous cooking and some household "how to" videos from beginner level to expert. Not to forget these oldschool helpful things called "books".
When I moved out I moved from a village to a megacity. And man, I was so scared! Truth is: There will be more cars and more people, everything will be bigger and louder and you'll encounter shops and food chains you've never heard of before. If you dare you'll discover that you like Thai food but absolutely hate Indian cuisine because it's way too spicy for you. If not, you'll walk past these restaurants and don't care about their existence. But that's all that is to it, in the end it's not such a big deal and I can only laugh about all the horror stories my mind came up with pre-moving.
The things you imagine are way worse than what it's going to be in the end
I was also scared about being alone but by week three I had a group to hang out with and by the end of the first semester we've all grown very close. We are still friends today so don't worry - you'll be fine!
hope this helped a bit though!
