[ SECRET POST #2527 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2527 ⌋

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[nyxelestia]

America has a strong culture of moving out as soon as you can after hitting adulthood, but a lot of that is backed by how easy it was to get independent housing in your early twenties from the 50's-70's. Then the tradition shifted, and the idea was that you graduate from college, then you and a bunch of friends/roommates would share an apartment or rent a house together until getting married and starting your own families. Nowadays, though, that's even less feasible, so people just move back home, and only very recently do you start to see it the trend being that apart from going to universities (which provide dorms for students), kids don't leave in the first place. That said, the culture is still geared towards "move out when you can", it's just that the 'when' has shifted back dramatically (at least from the American perspective).