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Topic	The stigma with living with your parents in adult years needs to die.
Eat_More_Beef 02/05/24 4:48:59 PM #8:	While the stigma is still there, it is dwindling away, and I believe it's mostly a N.A. thing. I'm Canadian and a lot of my co-workers who are either 1st, or 2nd generation immigrants often live with their families until well into their late twenties. I think they put a bigger premium on family than those of us from N.A. originally do. It was never for me. I was happy to move out at 18 because I wanted to be independent. I understand, however, that it's not for everyone. --- I wrote a horror novel, called "Spare Parts." A whole damn novel! You can check it out, and other free short stories at http://www.aarondeck.com <cite>Eat_More_Beef posted [p:978672452] in The stigma... [t:80688864]...</cite> <quote>While the stigma is still there, it is dwindling away, and I believe it's mostly a N.A. thing. I'm Canadian and a lot of my co-workers who are either 1st, or 2nd generation immigrants often live with their families until well into their late twenties. I think they put a bigger premium on family than those of us from N.A. originally do.It was never for me. I was happy to move out at 18 because I wanted to be independent. I understand, however, that it's not for everyone. --- I wrote a horror novel, called "Spare Parts." A whole damn novel! You can check it out, and other free short stories at http://www.aarondeck.com</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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