>character lives at home in his 30s
A bit outlandish, no?
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>character lives at home in his 30s
>character lives at home in his 30s
A bit outlandish, no?
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where else would he live if not at home
This is actually very common in some European countries.
Asian, African and South American too
And the demographics of Europe are looking so good these days
what does that have to do whit living at home?
only in america
Around 50% of 18-35 Brits and 40% of Americans currently do. I assume similar if not higher numbers worldwide.
Most characters don't have a home or parents
Living by yourself in a tiny apartment and paying a massive portion of your income to a ~~*landlord*~~ is a relatively novel idea and is specifically designed to keep you from building generational wealth by pooling intrafamilial resources
But how else are you going to have a girlfriend if you don't have your own place?
What a ridiculous notion! Anon bringing a girl home, haha, oh that'd be the day, caloo-calay!
the same way people had relationships for thousands of years
Are you genuinely asking that?
I always see women list that as a reason for not dating a guy. Are there really women out there who would be willing to date a guy who lives with his parents?
Internet talk is not real life talk
My wife is from italy. Her older brother never left home. He has a wife and kids and his mom still yells at him for not taking out the trash and yells at his wife for not having sex with him. Im told that is not an uncommon thing in the south of italy.
>and yells at his wife for not having sex with him
hahaha
little you knew thats my fetish
I've had plenty of gfs. Living at home and saving/investing income is better than playing the role of an adult, blowing money on muh living expenses.
I wanted to move in with my mother in my early 20s after I lost my job but she said one of the rules is I wasn't allowed to bring women back home. So I went homeless out of spite.
Either it that or get a mortgage and pay the israelites that run banks.
I moved out at 29. Damn bros, that was a close one. Imagine being a fricking incel loser and still living with your parents at 30
I’m in a very expensive city, San Diego. I’ve lived in my apt 11 years. There are six units in my building. When I moved in it was all single or single couple (a guy and girl) tenants. They’re small 500sq ft units. Now every single one besides mine is a family of four or more. The quality of life in this country is being actively diminished by people coming here and settling for less and making that the norm. Rent has nearly doubled in all that time as well .
how do you know all this? i've living in the same apt for 10 years and i don't even know how my neighboors look like
The societal meme of moving out at 18 is finally dying. It's amazing how a few real estate marketers convinced hundreds of millions of people 60 years ago to abandon the most fundamental aspect of family life, the multigenerational communal home. Ironically the trick only worked on poors and the middle class because rich kids always live with their parents lol
>at home
where else would he live, at office?
Isn't it funny that we subconsciously call our parent's home "home" even if we don't live there? Tells you everything you need to know
home is where the family is, and since most here don't have families of their own... you're left with your parents.
That's my point. You don't need a house until you have a family of your own
Yeah. Almost like removing yourself from this place is... unnatural.
this is america
don't catch you movin' na
this is america
he over 30 ya
this is america
past a certain age a man without a family brah
Pretty outlandish, yeah! I mean, all you need to do is put a 10 to 15 % down-payment on a 120 or 140 thousand dollar house! You can throw that together in a couple years working most full time jobs!
luckily it’s become normal now so I don’t have to acknowledge that I’m like this because I’m shamelessly lazy and unmotivated
in settled societies like ours, most people live in homes
Only women over 25 care
In my early thirties I banged a lot of hot chick in my moms home
be good ta yer maaaa
Familia es toda
doesn't matter where you live if you are autistic moron it's over for you
I was watching this movie and the main character's friend lived at home with his parents. The friend kept bugging the protagonist about moving in to his place and being roommates but the main character doesn't want or need a roommate. What do you think the main character should do in the next film? How can he keep his friend and his solitude?
Truman (I assume this is from the Truman Show, sounds kinda familiar) should imply to the friend that he needs to help his parents around the house and that they're not doing as well as they're letting on.
He could talk to his friend or do the roundabout by subconsciously telling him he'd be an awful roommate.
>"I just got new speakers, twice as loud!"
>"I'm getting tired of these collection calls, too annoying!"
>"I just got a new venomous snake that's prone to escaping, twice as deadly!"
I bet he won't ask after that
I use to have asian friends online from vidya way back when. And they were always so puzzled why people here in the US were trying to leave home so fast, unless they were living in dorms at college. But now I understand them. I'm almost 30. Its so over for me lol.
>35
>live with mom and older sister
>highest earner in the house by far
I should move out. I could afford it easily. Probably won’t though
Why don't you buy a bigger house together?
thats not a problem. we could fit 5 more people here easily
>Just sign away for 25 years of debt, good goy
If he's happy at home, why should he move out? Frick off, Sheckelstein
I'm 31 and moving out. I'm going to make it right? Now I'll get all those experiences I missed in my 20s right?
Do you think you could make up teenage love and summer camp fun in your 20s? Then you can't do the same for your 20s in your 30s. And why would you? Staying up late and pissing away time drinking with your friends gets boring as you get older. All you think about is money, your family, and health. Just wait until your first health scare
Assuming you're in North America, wait until after the 2024 election so sometime in mid 2025. You might just be able to get a mcmansion or even a really nice house for cheap
this is finical advice
You can make up for teenage love whenever you want though. Just don't be fat, don't have a turkey neck and don't get hung up on her when she decides shes interested in someone at school instead of you
>main character named Anthony works at the grocery store and is planning on moving out
>Anthony Works At The Grocery Store starts playing
> parent's house is usually fully paid off
> NO IT'S NORMAL TO GO INTO A 30 YEAR DEBT WHEN PROPERTY PRICES ARE AT AN ALL TIME HIGH
just rent an apartment, chud
What if my parents have a guest house thing connected to their house and I stay in that? Is that ok? It's a seperate building with 3 bedrooms and a kitchen and a living room.
>mfw i had to buy back my parents house cause my father mortgaged it before dying
yes chef
Why did your boomer dad not make a living trust and put you in it.
This has been normal everywhere in the world and only a thing that has NOT been normal in America and some Americanized European countries the last decades.
>b-but what about girls!
Date them outside the home, invite them to the home and if you have thin walls rent a hotel or something
>be 35
>make $90k/yr
>live rent-free in my dad's lakefront condo
>dad has multiple health issues and will definitely be dead within 3 years
>I'll inherit his paid-off condo and boat
Life is literally so easy.
>there are people here who've been renting for decades
Why?
Good goy points. Also they would rather give away the majority of their income to their ~~*landlord*~~ than just live at home and help their genx parents pay off the mortgage to the family home.
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