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biebergotswag (22 hours ago) [-] 
don't be, my dad lived with his mom until he is 48, and he is as successful as i could ever be.
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satansferret (01/11/2016) [-] I honestly don't see it as being that bad. As long as you've a healthy relationship, boundaries and aren't just living there jobless and doing nothing.
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keroberios (01/11/2016) [-]
I know a guy that lives with his mom. She's single, he helps out around the house. Rent's cheap. Meals you don't have to cook. And a roommate whose **** you've already put up with for the entirety of your life so you're already used to it/know how to cope. Really, it's a win-win.
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majordegree (01/11/2016) [-] Free food/water/electricity/place to live. If that is considered pathetic i'm fine with it.
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keroberios (01/11/2016) [-]
Pay rent, don't be a dick. Just because you wanna be pathetic doesn't mean your parents should have to put up with it after you've graduated for free.
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naturalsoda (01/11/2016) [-] What if you live with your parents but are making good money from your job?
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redplasticcup (01/11/2016) [-] Is this an American thing where you should move out as soon as possible? Or is it every where outside the UK?
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killzones (01/11/2016) [-] My dad never moved out, still lives there to this day and isn't some nerd from back in high school that got lucky with my mom. I don't see why living with your parents is seen as pathetic when it saves money on not paying for rent, water, power and internet bills.
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redplasticcup (01/11/2016) [-] Yeah I know. My parents both didn't move out till they were in their mid to late 20s as did most of my family. I guess it becomes pathetic if you are like 40 and still living or don't have a job and leech off of them.
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mondominiman (01/11/2016) [-] I've lived on my own plenty of times but just once I want a job in my home town. The amount of money I could save by not paying full rent and bills. Plus I get pretty lonely living on my own for so long, don't even think of getting on gf much less knowing her enough to ask her to move in because my job causes me to move so often I'm never in one place more than a year.
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captaincapital ONLINE (22 hours ago) [-] >want to move out of house
>parents forbid it
well, IF YOU INSTIST
>parents forbid it
well, IF YOU INSTIST
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badgoodass (21 hours ago) [-] or you could just get a job to finance living on your own you know
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captaincapital ONLINE (21 hours ago) [-]
I've got plenty of money but they say that I'll waste it by moving out when I could just live in their house. I do pay for my own stuff though.
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badgoodass (21 hours ago) [-] I didn't say staying with your parents is bad, I meant if they forbid you but you can finance your lifestyle there's nothing they can do about it
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nussbrot (01/11/2016) [-] Ich werde mein Bestes geben,
einen schönen Tag noch
Herr Matschprungficker.
einen schönen Tag noch
Herr Matschprungficker.
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thepineapple (20 hours ago) [-] If you can't walk to your fridge, with your dick swinging; you've not yet become your own man.
You're still cocooning and are protected from real world things: rent, cost of living, groceries, unexpected bills, price increases, negotiating renting contract.
I am not saying this to mock anyone. Take the words of my first sentence as a motivation to seek to improve and progress.
You're still cocooning and are protected from real world things: rent, cost of living, groceries, unexpected bills, price increases, negotiating renting contract.
I am not saying this to mock anyone. Take the words of my first sentence as a motivation to seek to improve and progress.
