[ SECRET POST #2066 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2066 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Do You Automatically Judge Adults

[partialsatyr]

i dont judge others, but i judged myself. i lived with my parents up until this past may because not only was i attending a school 7 minutes away from their house for about two years, but i was also being introduced to some really awful health problems that brought into question whether i'd ever be able to live alone.

yet i still felt this weird cultural expectation that i should have moved out at 18. my parents never pressured me at all, my friends never judged me (and many of them still live with their folks), but i always felt ashamed of it.