[ SECRET POST #6968 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6968 ⌋

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Re: Based on 1: multi-generational households?

[(Anonymous)]

For the most part, I really do enjoy living with my family. Living alone is HARD, living with my mom and sisters means no one person is stuck making three meals a day for one, doing all the laundry, keeping an entire house clean, doing all the necessary grocery shopping, etc, on top of work demands, disability issues, and so on and so forth. If one person is doing a load of laundry, other people can throw a couple things in. One person might plan a week's worth of meals, then another person will do a grocery run for the whole house, and whoever has the time and energy will do the cooking of those meals.

You get a really nice division of labor when you live with other adults who you are used to living with and love being around! Cooking for my family makes me happy (as does being fed a home-cooked meal by someone in my family)!

The only reason I want to move out is that there's a conflict in disability needs between 'needs to be able to keep a pet for emotional support but also regulating my schedule around their needs' and 'has severe allergies and can't live with an animal'-- if I want pets, one of us has to move.