Is it a red flag for a girl to live with her parents as a college student?

[Anonymous]

my parents moved to the same city where I attend college around the same time I started to go to college. I told this to a guy on a dating app, as he asked if I was living alone or w roommates, etc. he also asked me what I usually do during weekends and I said it was mostly home or go out a bit… I feel like he’s distancing me off because I live with my parents. Is living with parents really a problem at my age?

[Flatmanlewis]

No, not only is it not a “red flag” but it’s quite normal. In fact, the term red flag seems so grossly overused these days. A red flag is a serious, substantial, warning of hazardous or dangerous behavior which could be a predictor of future troubles. Quite to the contrary, a girl who lives with her parents in college potentially shows some pretty good traits: she’s being financially responsible, likely has a healthy and positive relationship with her family which is a good sign for dating material, and may provide some insight on her morality since she’s not choosing to shack up with some guy.

[provokeesmokee]

No, it's kinda normal in this economy.

But he probably figures he can't hit you up for sex if you live with parents/doesn't want to invite you over because his house is a mess.

[Anonymous]

No it’s not a problem, heck I lived with my parents then. Living with your parents while in college can be really smart from a financial standpoint.

[LazerBean]

Not unless he's after sex.

[barn_stormer]

no, it's normal