[ SECRET POST #2527 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2527 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Definitely a cultural difference thing.

Here, parents don't get money for having kids (not even a small amount), living expenses are so freaking expensive that no one in their right mind moves out unless they have a very good job so (and if they get lucky enough to find such a job, chances are they have to finish paying their study related debts first, so they'll be around 30s before they can move out) and a university student or a high school graduated won't get paid even the minimal wage, which isn't enough for living decently anyway.

Helping around in some way it's normal, though, many start doing chores and when they have a job help with some expenses, but no one thinks of it as "paying".

[(Anonymous)]

...and now studies are showing that moving out, living on your own, and being both emotionally and financially independent, makes you a more valuable (and valued) employee than the jobless-in-parents'-basement-with-a-lifetime-of-debt young adults that have a most expensive piece of paper, which is essentially worthless.

[(Anonymous)]

People had to commission studies to figure that out?

[(Anonymous)]

Jobless-in-parents'-basement is not a world wide thing, though.
Just because an study support something in one country doesn't mean it's also the same for the whole world.

[(Anonymous)]

They needed to do a study to see that?