Expand on that since I see people only value your status via money and women as a man.
I'm kind of a lazy typist but I will try my best to explain my reasoning in this post. Firstly, I understand that every person's situation is inherently different. What one person may experience, may not hold true for the next. While some parents may maintain patience and support for for their children growing into young adulthood - many may not.
When I was in my late teens and early 20s trying to develop an optimal strategy for a successful life, my parents were very eager to have me leave in any shape possible. For each day I stayed in the family house - many interactions with them were met with some contempt. Didn't matter how helpful or considerate I was. I obeyed all rules given and offered monetary help.
While in the presence of another grown man, one has to lead. In doing so, sometimes a man may feel it necessary to belittle the next or maintain a constant aggressive stance. You really cant learn how to be a man in the world while leaving with another man above you in the same house. Whether this man is your father or anyone else. As a man, your hormones change little by little depending upon how you interact with others. You ever notice how teenage boys purposely take the bass out of their voice when speaking to adults? Your body language and whether you get little boosts in confidence throughout your day, play an impact on your testosterone. If you maintain a meek presence at home and try to be more accommodating by being a softer version of yourself at home - you will take this with you out in the world. The world will then become harder for you. Women will see it, other men will see it, potential employers will see it. Best course of action is to move out as soon as possible and learn how to be a man in the world. Not to mention you will have freedom of thought and freedom of expression. Given the positive attention - this will eventually grow in other areas of your life. Your job, finances, and love life will blossom.
Check out this video and read between the lines of the interview. Do you think this man would have grown to be what we now know him as if he stayed under his parents thumbs and kowtowed every request?
This doesnt mean you dont love them. This is about being a man. Manhood in American culture starts when you leave the nest. Just my two cents