1 yGiven the economic circumstances? Yes, You should totally live with Your parents. Even if You can seemingly afford moving out. It's simply a rational economic decision. Only move out once You are married (if You get married at all - the state-sanctioned parody of marriage is a deadly trap for men, and I think very few women would agree to a purely religious marriage). Of course, You're supposed to help them out financially... But still, sharing the costs of living withing the family is the only mostly surefire way to survive the current economic conditions).
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1 ySure… I did until I was 28 or 29.
it makes sense to stay with parents till you save up to buy a place then move outsit’s the dumbest trap western fall into to move out at such age because if society.
At the same time, staying home as an adult most work on responsibilities..
once I started my career at 22/23… I got myself a used car. Then I help my family replaced all their new furnishings.
In helped cook, buy groceries, raised my little sister. And became an adult… none of these nonsense leaching off their parents.. when this happened… parents did not do their job parenting their kids.
stay and be a responsible adult.11 Reply- 1 y
smart, what she said! I stayed home until same age. Build solid foundation, then leave nest. Even birds know that... except for the ones that leap out... only to find "it's really tough out there if ya can't fly on your own". Nature is cruel, and so is the government. It setup a trap to keep people in debt, because "debt is money"... and control! All those kids as soon as they turn 18 get credit card offers... for credit they can't pay and may not understand... with no training, but an insatiable appetite for consumption. Stay at home... build a solid financial foundation, skills, stay out of bad debt, so you can be free of the govt and the traps it set for your unsuspecting offspring.
1 yMy man recently turned 23 has a job and lives with his parents. I don’t know his income I don’t care rlly what it is but it’s just cheaper to live with his parents until I guess it’s necessary to move out and necessary I mean getting married and starting a family or even if more freedom is wanted.
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does not in the slightest matter what age you are as long as you are doing something besides just living off of them. If you're working and saving you are good. If you are going to school, you are good. If you do nothing all day and aren't at least trying to find employment then that's wrong of you and you should start. But no one should just shame you for living with your parents at an age, they're your parents.
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1.3K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. it's still okay to live with your parents. as long as you are working or going to school.
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1 ySure, why not? People do it all the time in other countries. As long as you aren't fucking around and you're actually getting shit done in life, there's nothing wrong with living with mom and dad.
And realistically, they probably aren't going to care, as long as you aren't a burden on them.
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1 yIt depends. I'm 24 and just moved back in for a year after I finished college and finished my time in the military. I have a plan though and am leaving in January for good.
I think most good parents will be fine with situations like that who don't arbitrage their kids over a specific age (at least in the early to mid twenties).
That said I do not really like living at home at this age especially after all I've experienced lol but I saved and invested a lot of money.
10 Reply3.8K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. I moved back in with my mother when I was 23. I was getting married soon and we were saving to buy a house.
The way the economy is today I imagine it is pretty common for adults to still live with their parents.
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1 yyou can be. its not a failure to be with them. its not a failure to be moved out.
(living OFF your parents is a different story!)20 Reply - 470 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic.
1 yTimes are tough & nowadays with inflation so high I’m sure a lot of people still live with their parents, other family members, friends or roommates.
00 Reply personally i think it's fine for now. it's kinda common nowadays anyways because of inflation. though you should move out before you're 25. that's when it starts to be embarrassing to me
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1 yI don't see what's so terrible about it. Dad lived with his parents `til they died, I lived with mine `til they died. everything worked out great!
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1 yIt really doesn't matter, what matters is what you think. Fuck everyone else.
10 Reply461 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. People have their ups and down.
Nothing wrong with waiting until you’re financially stable.
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1 yYes, but pitch in and contribute as much as you can. I think this type of lifestyle will be that of the new America.
00 Reply1.6K opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. Probably not but a lot of people can't afford to move out now a days so depends on your situation
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m 1 yIt depends, a lot have no choice due to house rents, needing to save for a mortgage.
there is no yes or no answer, no right or wrong.00 Reply- 792 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic.
1 yThat’s just graduating college. If you’re going on to grad school it’s totally normal to still be living with your parents.
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Anonymous(18-24)1 yThese days I don't blame anyone for anything, housing starts are so high, then utilities, groceries, I don't know how cubicle workers do it.
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1 yWell I do live with my mum at the age of 27 so yeah you can
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1 yI think it’s fine because living expenses are high
00 Reply417 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. if you were going to school then yes, otherwise it would be time to cut the cord and fend for yourself.
00 Reply800 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. As long as you are doing something to move forward, sure. Working and saving for rent, or going to school. Hanging out and smoking weed in the basement, not good.
00 ReplyI’m 27 still living with parents as I have no boyfriend offer live with him or married 😢
10 ReplyI live 50% with my parents. I live alone in the different city I go to college in, but come home for weekends.
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1 yWith $2000 to rent a studio near here, I would not judge someone even my age living with parents.
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1 yAbsolutely, my friend in exotic rentals still does he both 30 and making £2million this year
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1 yI mean, I'm almost 33 and still am. Have a job, no debt, and a pretty big nest egg.
I'm content where I'm at for now. *shrug*00 Reply
Anonymous(25-29)1 yIn my culture families stick together and tend to have bigger houses. More fortunes. Bigger space and and happy family.
10 ReplyNope. Same property may be ok, your own house though.
00 Reply690 opinions shared on Family & Friends topic. PATHETICALLY... I WAS MUCH LONGER THAN THAT
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1 yYou should. lol
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Adulting is shi. 😂
If I wasn’t far from home, I would be living with my parents or a relative. lol 😂
Asker1 yOkay!
1 yIt just genuinely depends on individual situations
00 ReplyIf you are still going to college.
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1 yIt depends on the situation.
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1 yI think it depends on many things
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1 yTry 30s lol 😆 - right here 👍🏻▶️
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1 yNope my parents are gone
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1 yI lived with mine until age thirty-seven.
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1 ysave that money
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1 yShould not be any problem
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