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It isn't so much living with parents that is looked down upon, its being unable or unwilling to take care of yourself that is. Few would look down on someone that lives with their parents to take care of them in their old age.
I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with it. I think our current way of doing things leaves us disconnected, which is sad.
Depends at what age. Usually it means you’re not financially independent or are extremely immature/need mama to cook and clean for you because you’re unable to do it yourself and that is extremely unattractive. Also, (I am now single) I used to get on with my ex’s parents, but the moment he cheated on me and I got angry (I mean, he was more than obviously the one who had done something wrong) they took his defences against me pretty much like angry chickens trying to defend their little sweet chick. So... living with the parents of my partner? No thanks. Unless hey are 80, need care and I’ve been married with the guy for at least 20 years.
In Muslim communities they don’t allow their ‘child’ who’s probably 30 to live independently as they deem family important
There is something to be said for that, western nations have no real sense of community (although we used to), and its because families split apart through work and such things. I'm not saying people never lived in their own houses, but it would be within the area, close to their extended family.
We don't really do this anymore.
Lol try afford rent in my country, most people dont have a choice until they take out a mortgage and buy their own house
Bitch in this economy? Shit if my parents were not so all up in my business I would have stayed longer. My parents are well enough to take care of themselves. However, when the time comes to take care of them I'll step up.
As long as the girl Is trying to do something with her life and not expect me to pay for all her expenses then I dont care where she lives so long as it's not her ex boyfriends house or a meth lab.
If ur a grown adult and u don't have a job or snythingngoing for ur life and living off your parents if what I find pathetic. Ecspecially if you're disrespectful towards them🤦🏾
Right now I'm in college so I'm dependant on them. Once I get a job, they'll live with me and I'll be providing for them.
Okay well you're in college. So that's different. There's nothing wrong with that
Ya after that once I get a place, my parents are living with me.
Man, I just noticed how jacked up my message was😂😂 so many word errors🤣🤣🤣
There is a difference between "living with your parents" and "your parents living with you".
The first is pathetic, because it means you have not accomplished anything for yourself so far and are still dependent of your parents.
So if the house is legally theirs but I'm the one taking care of them and paying all expenses?
You yourself formulated it as "you are living with your parents".
As long as you put it that way, people will always judge you because of it.
If that's the reason they don't date u or spend time with u then I think they are really looking for a guy who's resources they can exploit so u shouldn't bother with them anyway if ur not interested in being a sugar daddy
Honestly what I think is that people don’t have at all their own opinions or view points. It’s always and only what society says so or thinks, more like a default mode for their minds.
And of course people will always find some way to put others down and make themselves superior for thinking that way
this stigma is without a doubt, without question, looks worse in men than it does in women, that is a fact, my guess is because historically, traditionally speaking, men are viewed as the provider/breadwinner
Conservative nature and traditional cultural value. People are told they need to flee the coop after they are old enough to start a family of their own.
TBH you shouldn't care whst anyone else thinks. If that's what you want to do then do it. As for dating, i'm sure you'll find someone who understands and find it endearing
If you're in college right now it's honestly normal. After you get older and graduate you might change your mind. After growing more independent you might think of moving out. That's just me honestly.
You need to learn how to live on your own instead of depending on your parents. you're 19 so your parents can't be that old. you need to develop as a person. I've seen a lot of comments to where you seem like you lack growth
Actually my parents had me pretty late so they're pretty old, 50s
I'm gonna be travelling around for a while for studies and to set my career.
After that I want to start with them and take care of them.
Yes just try to live on your own for a little while so you can learn how to care for yourself in case something ever happens to family.
And get the dorm life experience
Actually I have spent time living alone and I can take care of myself. I cook, clean and maintains house.
Living on your own like your own place? like an apartment lease in your name?
Spending time living alone is not the same as having your own place. You need to stop being so dependent and needy
I think when you're 25+ you need to move out. If they have a medical condition, maybe get them a stay at home nurse
and where is the money going come from?
@krogaan at 25 youve hqd time to have a degree and a $20-30k paying job
ya good luck with that over here
house nurse cost 4k a month over here in Canada
@krogaan oh wow. Theyre like $400-1200 here
I don't feel it's right that my parents need a stranger to take care of them when they have a son. What am I there for?
It would be nice but realistically a lot of people over 25 live at there parents
@krogaan Your good right now cause you only 10 but DizzyDesii is right but 25 or 26 you should be on your own not living with your parents bruh and you can still take care of them from your own place
@bklynbadboy1 thanks dude. @htownmama what state are you in because i hardly know anyone who stayed with their parents that long. Now i do know people who moved their parents in with them when they turned 40 and the parent was like 70. But other than that most people here move out after college. I do have a set or cousins on both sides who went through situations however that caused them to move back home at 30 spmetjing but its ridiculous because they bring their baby daddies and 3 children with them and they all live together with the grandparents. Its weird af
What I meant was I know a lot of people thatmoved out at 18 or 19 years old and got married and between 25 to 30 got divorced and moved back with their parents to start again.
Like I wanna say once you reached 25 you for sureshould need completely dependent and can handle your own but that wasn't my story and I don't want people to judge me on that so I was just saying if by chance anyone is living with parents, as long as your actively working on bettering yourself, don't feel to ashamed
Living with your parents is weird especially once you made your own Family but usually they only move in because of desperation situation. So it's not like anyone's real thrilled
@htownmama i totallybunderstand your situation. At least you got out and tried and maybe wanna get out again. But my cousins aren't even trying to move out. Its like their waiting for the inheritance
My daughter lives with me and I have no problem with her boyfriend coming over.
It is a very North American cultural norm don't mind it too much in India.
Because it indicates a high degree of dependence, emotionally, physically and most likely financially. It just really stops being cute to be incapable of looking after yourself at a certain age.
Cause girls will assume you have no job and can't support yourself. Also they don't want your parents to hear you banging or for them to bust into your room while she's giving you a bj cause parents are often nosy and always checking up on you.
I can't imagine living with my parent. I left home at 18 and enlisted in the US navy. I'm not judging your situation, we are all different. Take care
Because you should be in a financial situation where you can support yourself
Right now I'm not cause I'm in college. Once I get a job, I want to support them.
There are a few factors, but the biggest one is that it implies a low financial standing. Nobody wants to admit it, but everyone looks down on the poor even nowadays.
@DizzyDesii anytime ma!
@htownmama I agree 25 is a late bloomer I moved out of my parents house at 18 joined the Marines and they paid for college for me so I totally agree with you
Independent is amazing.
It’s so fulfilling to have your own space & develop as an adult.
Living with your parents usually implies being reliant upon them
It shouldn't be if you respect everyone's space, privacy etc. and don't get on each other's nerves. Personally I left home in the fourth grade, long story.
Maybe just because the freedom but to live with them ( if they need someone to taking care of, why not? )
American values being imposed to the rest of the world cultures
Also, there's quite a difference between getting there by wanting and planning on it and as a result of trying but failing stuff
am 33 and i i live with my parents it's way too expensive to live alone yell need 3k a month minimum live in toronto
I started living on my own at 22, after college, before that I stayed in a dorm. So I don’t know, I can’t relate, but it’s annoying to go to friends places, and have their strict parents there.
One of my friends' parents tend to step in and not allow him to go places. They stopped us (and our whole group) from going to an event because "there's snow on the ground." There was like 2 inches from a few days before, the roads themselves were clear. He is counting down the days until he can GTFO.
Side question, Is it bad to live with your parents if you’re trying to save up for a down payment on a starter home?
No. As long as its temporary and you aren't fully living off them financially.
It's considered pathetic in the west. In Asia it's quite common and isn't seen weird
In order to have a relationship you need leave your parents because your partner will need all your attention
Well that's not possible. I can't give my partner all my attention. My parents need my attention, my friends do, my dog does, my career does. She will probably get the most attention, but not all.
Actually on second thought, my dog gets most attention, he's a good boi.
And besides I don't need a relationship.
I think the picture says it all. He is old enough not to be there...
I didn't put that. GaG put it there and that's not what I portray.
But it is a good way to show the situation. I had a co worker he earned a very good wage in his 30s but he still lived with his parents even going on holiday with them. Be honest there comes a time to fly out of the nest...
@Gedaria How do you know his parents didn't have an illness and he wasn't taking care of them?
Also, some people like to have company and someone to say good morning to, instead of living alone
@gothgirl997 very true. I'm not interested in dating, so the only people I have are my parents. You never know how long they'll be around so I don't want their last memories to away from me.
Yea, if you contribute in the household expenses and in the housework as well and respect each other's boundaries, I don't see what's the problem.
Lol the royal family of England lives together 😂
Yeah😂
@gothgirl997 I agree one of my daughters lives in the attic with her g\f. It's all self contained and they pay their way. When they want a chat they text and they come down.. Her friend I think is gorgeous I can see what she sees in her. The three of us get on , it's been just over 18months. I like it not for the money but I enjoy the company...
@gothgirl997 yes it's been in the news they have moved apart , that is the brothers...
Don't they all live at Buckingham palace?
@gothgirl997 no there are 4 possibly 5 Royal residents in London alone two in Scotland and afew scattered around England...
Depends how old you are, or if you have a special situation.
I've lived alone for the past year and I feel pretty pathetic.
Alternatively I've been invited to live in my parents garage. No joke...
The area they live in is too expensive so I have to live far away from everyone.
It's pathetic because you will depend on free rent. I don't buy your rationalization that you want to 'take care of them'... you just want a free ride.
I will never date anyone who can't stand on their own two feet independently. Why you might ask? I'm not about to be their new financial provider. Someone who has never been able to provide for themselves isn't about to figure it out, they'll just look for the next person to leech off of.
Wow, that's a bit mean. I'm not gonna leach off them. I want to provide for them. So I'll be the one paying the bills there.
You know how much more $$ I’d had if I could just live @ home?
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Depends on the situation
A sexy man pays his own bills
Maybe he pays his parents bills as well. 🤷♀️
@morimeme1
im not gonna live with my mans parents... so he better be paying his own bills
I plan to pay both mine and my parents bills. They live with me.
well I could never be with you.
my man and i r gonna live alone
Ya but my mom has ailments and is unwell, so I don't care if I remain single, I'm gonna take care of them.
Obviously we both grew up in different cultures.
its a cultural thing, in america its considered pathetic. what country are you from?
In my country living with your parents isn't pathetic it's actually normal
Because people think if u live with them that ur not independent
Depends on the situation
People that think that are stupid.
Because if you live without your parents
You are basically free
Most fiscally responsible way to live, really
To create dutiful blind consumers.
ignore what others think
Coz you don't get freedom
i couldn't care less lol I love families.
I don't think it is.
Nope
Question: Do you have a job?