[ SECRET POST #4107 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4107 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How does your lifestyle differ from the norm?

[(Anonymous)]

Thirty-something living with my parents and have no intention of moving out. Everyone assumes that I'm having a rough patch and wishes me luck getting out of it, but the truth is all three of us are comfortable with the way things are and see no reason to change it.

Re: How does your lifestyle differ from the norm?

[kaijinscendre]

Oh, same here. I live with my mom and both of us are fine with it. Together we can afford a much better house than we would alone. Plus, it is nice to have company since I have no interest in romantic relationships.

Re: How does your lifestyle differ from the norm?

[(Anonymous)]

"More than a third of Americans aged 18–34 were living at home in 2015 — an 8-percentage-point increase (read: a huge increase) over the situation in 2000. "

https://www.thecut.com/2017/04/so-many-millennials-are-living-at-home-but-arent-burnouts.html

That's pretty normal nowadays.

Re: How does your lifestyle differ from the norm?

[bur]

That makes me feel better. Not that I ever particularly felt BAD about having less overhead and more spending money, but, you know.

Re: How does your lifestyle differ from the norm?

[(Anonymous)]

It's also directly related to how many of the Millennial generation aren't having kids.

If you can't afford to move out, how do you afford kids?

Re: How does your lifestyle differ from the norm?

[bur]

Going by a couple friends its a matter of um... moving back in with the parents. One had her parents, looking around at their two daughters, one son-in-law, and four grandkids, go "Fuck this, you can have the house, WE'RE moving."