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Re: Based on 1: multi-generational households?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes I do. I don't like it, but there are some nice benefits NGL. Gonna enjoy the good stuff while I can. I'm often feeding others or being fed by others. It's easy to get car stuff taken care of because my dad and brother are always here to fix things or help me. If I'm sick, my mom makes me her tea blends and always has Tiger Balm and Salonpas pads. It's also nice to be around family where we can coexist in silence. When I lived with my sister, I felt like there was always so much noise and people taking up my time.

But I do miss some things about living with her and her family. Mostly time with them, I love her kids so much. It does make me sad that I can't be with them every day anymore. I also miss talking to my sister and brother-in-law. Also miss a lot of ways they helped me.
But I don't miss the chaos that came with living with them. And I feel awful saying this but I don't miss my sister's mother-in-law.

I'm wondering how far I want to live from my family. I used to think I wanted to live far from them, but having lived with and apart from my family is making me reconsider.

I want to say that I want to live alone forever (hoping to move out by end of this year), but I try not to live by absolutes. I'd consider living in a multigenerational home, but it wouldn't be an ideal option. At least not any time soon.