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GateOfDoom
03/02/2024
12:39 PM
#1
And still living with parents
Crimsoness
03/02/2024
12:40 PM
#2
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__starsnostars
03/02/2024
12:40 PM
#3
Yeah.
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Umbreon
03/02/2024
12:41 PM
#4
Not in an economy where, depending on where you live, the most likely way for you to get a house is to inherit one.
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FortuneCookie
03/02/2024
12:41 PM
#5
In this economy? You have a valid excuse.
archizzy
03/02/2024
12:45 PM
#6
Have you been with them the whole time and never once moved out? Or something happened to cause you to have to temporarily move back in? I know a lot of CE thinks its fine to be at home at any age but Im of the opinion if you never left that yeah its weird to me.
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Jiek_Fafn
03/02/2024
12:46 PM
#7
Nothing to feel bad about. You can be confident that someday you'll inherit their home and you'll be living on your own.
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Scardude
03/02/2024
12:48 PM
#9
Don't have parents as they both passed. Could be worse
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archizzy
03/02/2024
12:50 PM
#10
Crono99 posted...
I moved back in because it was that or they go to a retirement home because they lost their autonomy from age and disease. They wouldn't be able to eat if I wasn't there

I can understand something like that.

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trappedunderice
03/02/2024
01:02 PM
#11
Here in america if you've never moved out on your own by time you're at least five years old, you're a failure.
Nasty_Nitro
03/02/2024
01:05 PM
#12
trappedunderice posted...
Here in america if you've never moved out on your own by time you're at least five years old, you're a failure.

Five!? thats far too long as soon as you leave the womb u need a full time job, an apartment and a wife

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Umbreon
03/02/2024
01:09 PM
#13
Nasty_Nitro posted...
Five!? thats far too long as soon as you leave the womb u need a full time job, an apartment and a wife

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Ricemills
03/03/2024
03:11 AM
#14
Jiek_Fafn posted...
Nothing to feel bad about. You can be confident that someday you'll inherit their home and you'll be living on your own.

More and more parents are not owning properties.
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FortuneCookie
03/03/2024
03:12 PM
#15
Ricemills posted...
More and more parents are not owning properties.

This whole lousy economic situation is just sad.
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super_felicia
03/03/2024
03:17 PM
#17
My parents wont even be alive when Im 40 my dad is deceased from being ran over by a car And my nana is 73 soon who raised me. my mum is a lil ill who is in a mental hospital like 65% of the time and barely functions when out im scared for my future cos I have it cosy with my nana but no idea what to do when she dies of old age
I am a mess and Felicia is the cleaner....
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Robot2600
03/03/2024
03:25 PM
#19
nah taking care of old parents is admirable
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Antiyonder
03/03/2024
03:30 PM
#20
Just my mom as my parents divorced, while my dad and even step-dad before on passed.

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ClayGuida
03/03/2024
03:32 PM
#21
Not really. I think the US is one of the few countries that encourages people to move out.
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JuanCarlos1
03/03/2024
03:35 PM
#22
Not during these times.
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kingdrake2
03/03/2024
03:47 PM
#23
Crono99 posted...
I moved back in because it was that or they go to a retirement home because they lost their autonomy from age and disease. They wouldn't be able to eat if I wasn't there


damn, probably going to face that sort of scenario myself.

have to take care of a relative in my future. going to try my hardest so that he doesn't end up in a home.
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DarkDoc
03/03/2024
04:29 PM
#24
I know 2 people in their 50s who still do, although both of them lived out for about a year then came back.
TuxedoCyan
03/03/2024
04:34 PM
#25
I'm 42 and still live with parents (as in never left).
Like it or leave it. Hey, where are you going?
Zikten
03/03/2024
04:35 PM
#26
I'm 42. But I moved out in my late 20s. So I wouldn't know.
Naysaspace
03/03/2024
04:38 PM
#27
Umbreon posted...
Not in an economy where, depending on where you live, the most likely way for you to get a house is to inherit one.
This is just statistically incorrect.
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Sheiky-Baby
03/03/2024
04:44 PM
#29
Not really. In Asian culture, we live with our parents, and even when we get married.
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