Move out ya mammys house nygga!!

[benjamin]

No excuse to be living at home past the age of 25….alot of yall sittin on this site while sitting in yo mammas basement pushing 30 years of age with 30,000 post counts..should be shamed.

Ya mama wanna walk round the house wit tittys swangin, pops bucket azz naked ..its THEIR HOME, get out!! Some of you are trying, looking for work and I can respect that, the rest of you are content and that’s pitiful.

 

[Sandy_Cheeks]

Some people live at home for good reasons such as to finish school, save money, preparing to buy property, etc. and in my opinion, that shouldn't be looked down upon.

Now to be at the house pushing 30 or there after and your not trying to establish any kind of financial autonomy or self sufficiency is just lazy.

 

[benjamin]

yall out here like this

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Some people live at home for good reasons such as to finish school, save money, preparing to buy property, etc. and in my opinion, that shouldn't be looked down upon.

Now to be at the house pushing 30 or there after and your not trying to establish any kind of financial autonomy or self sufficiency is just lazy.

Exactly, it is the idiotic thing to do especially in this job climate. fukk hoes at a motel room.

 

[Sandy_Cheeks]

Exactly, it is the idiotic thing to do especially in this job climate. fukk hoes at a motel room.

But unfortunately some people don't understand the importance of leaving the nest. And there are parents who will allow and encourage their grown adult children to stay home and be dependent. It always hurts the child (no matter the age) because it stunts developmental growth and progression.

 

[Michael9100]

I help with the bills though....

 

[scarlxrd]

I wish I could go back home and bank my salary for a few years.

As soon as I went to college, there was no way in hell I could move back home.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

But unfortunately some people don't understand the importance of leaving the nest. And there are parents who will allow and encourage their grown adult children to stay home and be dependent. It always hurts the child (no matter the age) because it stunts developmental growth and progression.

I am not talking about forever, I mean once their money is right to do what they need to do.

 

[Aceofspades404]

alot of yall sittin on this site while sitting in yo mammas basement pushing 30 years of age with 30,000 post counts..should be shamed.

Won't you @ them though

 

[Couth]

Depends.

I got two cousins who are doing very well in life and still living with their parents.

I think people who have the opportunity to stay at home are lucky and they should jump on it. Some people turn around and squander that opportunity, have met dudes like that too, but i wish i coulda stayed home cuz i would be further ahead now.

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

Depends.

I got two cousins who are doing very well in life and still living with their parents.

I think people who have the opportunity to stay at home are lucky and they should jump on it. Some people turn around and squander that opportunity, have met dudes like that too, but i wish i coulda stayed home cuz i would be further ahead now.

Goes from looking for the perfect opportunity to I need something, anything; right now.

 

[Black]

I was blessed with a great family so I owned a home at 18 but you're a dumb ass nikka if you let internet weirdos make you feel bad about living at home past 25.

 

[Elle Driver]

Don't you have your wife and pregnant girlfriend/jump off living under the same roof as you?

 

[MJ Truth]

But unfortunately some people don't understand the importance of leaving the nest. And there are parents who will allow and encourage their grown adult children to stay home and be dependent. It always hurts the child (no matter the age) because it stunts developmental growth and progression.

Not necessarily. It's an individual thing, and sometimes it's a cultural thing. Black people are real big about kicking their kids out as soon as possible... ideally, your kid shouldn't be leaving until they're TRULY prepared, at least financially. As far as it stunting developmental growth and progression, it really depends on the person. For some people, it does stunt them, for others it doesn't. There are people out there who can't be motivated to do anything until their back is against the wall and they have no other choice but to thrive on their own, and for those people being allowed to stay at home would probably harm them. Not everyone is like that though. Some people can develop independence while they are actually still technically dependent on someone else.

 

[Larry Lobster]

40 yrs old here and still living with moms
get mad nikka