What age is too old to be living wit moms..
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Mirin4rmfar
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Depends on the reasons
If you are living with your parents because you want to spend all day playing GTA, yeah, this is a problem
If you are living with moms because you stacking for better, cool, job loss, cool, financial hard times, cool but not doing shyt n playing games all day, yeah, thats a problem
If you are living with your parents because you want to spend all day playing GTA, yeah, this is a problem
If you are living with moms because you stacking for better, cool, job loss, cool, financial hard times, cool but not doing shyt n playing games all day, yeah, thats a problem
unless he has a disability, or is helping around the house or assisting with bills, he need to slum it on somebody else couch.
Through with how this world going we gonna probably go back to the days of 5011 people living in one spot
Through with how this world going we gonna probably go back to the days of 5011 people living in one spot
Whenever your mom says you gotta go 
yea but even that stacking money should only be until your early 30's at the LATEST...a man should be out the house before 25 IMO...
Whenever your mom says you gotta go
so if moms say u can stay till 50, u staying?
Son husbands.
If the pops was there this isn't even a discussion.
If the pops was there this isn't even a discussion.
Elim Garak
Veteran
It depends on a great deal. If he's just sitting around playing video games all day then he's too old.
^^^Whenever your mom says you gotta go
If everyone involved is fine with it then good on them
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friend of the family got a cousin like this, living up under mama down there in SC only because he get the house when she passes. He's not a bum, but just a dikkhead about it.
The real answer is: it depends.
That said, I feel like your mid-20s is a time in your life where you should start to have your things together.
But we also live in a country with extremely high rents and overall high cost of living.
Depending on where you live in America, you're looking at nearly $1,000 a month just for car. car insurance, and gas.
Groceries a month are maybe $300-400 for a single person.
Average rent depends, but let's say conservatively, $1500.
You're already talking about nearly 3,000 before utilities and that's not including money for any sort of social life or savings.
It's easy to say "You are THIS AGE and you need to be independent". Yeah, maybe. But this isn't 1980 anymore.
That said, I feel like your mid-20s is a time in your life where you should start to have your things together.
But we also live in a country with extremely high rents and overall high cost of living.
Depending on where you live in America, you're looking at nearly $1,000 a month just for car. car insurance, and gas.
Groceries a month are maybe $300-400 for a single person.
Average rent depends, but let's say conservatively, $1500.
You're already talking about nearly 3,000 before utilities and that's not including money for any sort of social life or savings.
It's easy to say "You are THIS AGE and you need to be independent". Yeah, maybe. But this isn't 1980 anymore.
Depends on the circumstances but if you're over 30 and haven't made any significant effort to have your own place, there's clearly something wrong.
I moved out at 23 [amicably] and never went back. Even when I was hard up financially. There might be reasons to live with your moms at age 37 but I can't imagine it being the result of wise choices.
I moved out at 23 [amicably] and never went back. Even when I was hard up financially. There might be reasons to live with your moms at age 37 but I can't imagine it being the result of wise choices.
This doesn't answer he question so yes it would be.
Unless man's just finished a bid or is coming off a crippling divorce. No man should be living at they momma's house in their 30s damn near 40s
nikka spends all day on gta5 RP...
Lol welcome to the 2020s (finally)