What’s weirder: living at home after 25 or having no close friends?

[Anonymous]

Living at home past 25 with a full time job

No close friendships despite socialization

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Meant to say living at home past 25 despite having a full time job, or having no close friends despite going out and socializing often

[Zack-Bann]

The second one is weirder.


While I moved out at 22, my little brother stayed and is now 27.
It’s not that weird


But being unable to bond with people and create strong friendships is in fact a sign that something needs fixing

[Telekinetic-Potato]

How do you even know who to call a close friend anymore. I've gotten the best and worst sides of so many people at this point it makes me question how to even categorize half the experiences I've had at this point

[Anonymous]

I’m over 25 and would like to move out but it’s just so expensive here in Australia.

[Anonymous]

Neither one is that weird given the right circumstance. I will say this, it's apparent to me the younger generations has trouble bonding to other people. We are engineering the social element out of society. People are just dealing with eachother less face to face.

[strateguy632]

2nd but not a red flag. kids have time for friends but adults are busy.

[canamlusciouslad73]

I lived at home until 37 and had a few buds, so, especially in today's dodgy economic climate, the latter.

[DonaldDarko]

Neither are weird in the 21st century.

[Abbycado]

Nope

[Badtobad]

No friends

[Anonymous]

No friends