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Topic	Does/Did anyone here actually live in moms basement?
Dark_Arbron 02/03/24 9:14:52 AM #26:	Akagami_Shanks posted... In this economy, rushing to move out is a poor move LightningThief posted... No. At the same time I don't get how the stipulation has blown up to be a bad thing. Akagami_Shanks posted... For men if you still live with your parents you "failed" while nobody really bats an eye if a woman still lives with her parents because they expect her to move in with her boyfriend or something. Although that sentiment is slowly eroding as Gen Z/Alpha grows up Like many other terrible perspectives, it's mostly a boomer thing. For them graduating high school and walking straight into their first job (which could pay for a house) was the norm. Something my father and uncle don't seem to fucking understand is not the case for my generation. <cite>Dark_Arbron posted [p:978629719] in Does/Did a... [t:80686592]...</cite> <quote>Akagami_Shanks posted... </cite><quote>In this economy, rushing to move out is a poor move</quote>LightningThief posted... </cite><quote>No. At the same time I don't get how the stipulation has blown up to be a bad thing.</quote>Akagami_Shanks posted... </cite><quote>For men if you still live with your parents you "failed" while nobody really bats an eye if a woman still lives with her parents because they expect her to move in with her boyfriend or something.Although that sentiment is slowly eroding as Gen Z/Alpha grows up</quote>Like many other terrible perspectives, it's mostly a boomer thing. For them graduating high school and walking straight into their first job (which could pay for a house) was the norm. Something my father and uncle don't seem to fucking understand is not the case for my generation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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