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Trending & News Throwing kids out at age 18-17 is a thing only observed in Western Europe and North America and Australia. Rest of the world, you stay with parents. They grow old, you take care of them and when they pass on you keep preserving the legacy.
That's how Indians and South Asians got a foothold in those countries,😂.
I mean if you throw your kids out at 18, it means they start from Zero every time.
If you don't throw them out and they are part of the home, they accumulate greater levels of wealth
After 18, their kid should be doing something productive. If in college, they can continue to keep home as their residence, but as soon as they can get and hold a meaningful job, able to take care of themselves, they should consider moving out. If the parents need to help by kicking them out, that's fine.
Yeah its pretty messed up to do that especially if the kid is still in high-school. My parents did that and we're laughing at me saying shit like I hope you struggle on your own because at the time I had nothing. Pretty dumb because it was there job to prepare me for life yet didn't do that
yes but i wish my parents did that to me. my mom liked controlling me way too much.
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no. you don't want your kids to live in your basement till they're 30. they gotta build their own life. it's like birds kicking their offspring out the nest to force them to learn to fly.
Very black and white thinking. Just because you don’t kick them out at 18 doesn’t mean they’re going to be living with you at 30. Good parents set their kids up for success in life. A parent who says “okay, you’re 18 now, no longer my problem” is a horrible parent
kicking hem out at 18 is one of the many steps along the way. obviously if you were a terrible parent before that, you'e not gonna make it better doing that.
but if you were a terrible parent, they would likely wanna get away at that point anyway.
oh and also you should stop doing these strawman arguments and start your comments out with something negative. that's ineffective communication.
Strawman? Buddy…. That’s exactly the argument that you made. I asked a question about kicking your kid out because they’re 18… and you responded by saying you don’t want them living with you when they’re 30. It’s pretty clear that you have a tenuous grasp of the English language
Please don’t reply anymore. I am too busy.
if they can't afford to support their kids until settled in today's expensive to live era then they shouldn't have kids
@AmeerX rong, when you clearly know that your children will live in poverty then giving birth to children is a crime against humanity.
If it happens due to circumstances then nothing can be done but knowingly pushing children into such circumstances is wrong.
Or if the children grow up and do not work hard on their own then that is also wrong.
@Garud, shut up. That's offensive and ungodly to say and think of such a thing.
Was Mother Mary a rich woman? Was her family so?
Was Moses from a wealthy family? He was going to be in Slavery but God saved him.
This is not a crime against humanity.
I wonder if it was left up to someone like you, you would rewrite the Biblical laws and make it so that poor people can't have children. When a child has come into the world he or she brings her share of wealth. You cannot say that it is parents fault.
@Kingofkings1992 no, why?
Seriously?
@Kingofkings1992
Yes seriously,
I’ve been wearing boots before age 18
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