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⌈ Secret Post #3100 ⌋

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[Assassin's Creed Syndicate, Dishonored 2]

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[Gaia Online]

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[Brendon Urie, Panic! at the Disco (+P!nk, Teresa Marie)]

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[Winona Ryder in Heathers]

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[Orphan Black]

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[Miraculous Ladybug]

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[The Mentalist]

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[Legend]

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[Spy (2015)]

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[Bridget Marquardt, Girls Next Door]

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"Ummm....this doesn't happen?"

Maybe where YOU live it doesn't happen.

If it's the United States, well...it's pretty easy to get data on the number of 20s-somethings that are moving back in with their parents. Given that it's record numbers, parents can hardly be accused of not caring.

Either way, I don't know why you were generalizing "white people." Why not just say in your country?

I'm in the US. I know lots of kids being resented for moving in with their parents or still living with them past 18, but it gets worse as you get older. If you're 20 and still living with our parents, you're seen as lazy, unmotivated, etc. Even if you're busting your ass at work.

...But their parents are still helping them. They've hardly been abandoned. I agree that the stereotypes are unjust but parents aren't cutting their kids off.

Living at home =/= being kicked to the curb with no support
Social stigma of living at home =/= being kicked to the curb with no support

I agree the stigma sucks and is undeserved, but your example doesn't support your claim at all.

nayrt - Okay. Where do you live that this happens?

US of A. I know three people whose parents are only grudgingly letting them live there but keep passive-aggressively asking about their apartment searches.

Three people is not exactly representative of all middle class and upper-middle class white people, now is it? You've got a beef, I get it. It's a reasonable beef. But you're letting emotions cloud your logic here.

Ah, three people. I understand now how you can extrapolate that to include all middle class, white people. Truly that makes perfect sense.

Mom and Dad want you to move out, huh?

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