Originally posted by snowdragon
That's one of the reasons they are so successful in the USA and they ALWAYS find ways to keep money recirculating specifically in their family..........
And they just so happen to have the highest educational and income attainment in the US of any racial demograhpic.
Hmmmm...
It's as if they already know how to navigate modern economic landscape.
I'll just talk about me, it's what I do best.
So when I was 18 I went to university and had to live on my own. My parents helped, but I was pretty much on my own. A few years later my mother died of cancer. Tragic, I know, but I still managed to pass my degree. Anyway, I got a few diagnoses of mental health problems and ended up homeless for a while. One thing I noticed in the homeless shelter, people are fking dumb. So anyway, I had a few homes and now I'm back living with my dad. Kinda wanting to move out but this stupid fking virus is fking everything up!
My parents are Haitians pure and true. They were raised in the culture that family should live together and support one another, as long as the family member add something to the unit.
It doesn’t have to be money, it can be something like helping the kids with their homework, doing the dishes, laundry, or cleaning the house. As long they give something, then it’s usually not a problem. Now it doesn’t mean if you can work you refused to work and that’ll be okay.
When I moved out, my mom was mad at me, thinking I was abandoning my family, she cried for days, until my dad said enough was enough. Even after moving out, I was still expected to come over to the house every weekends.
So to your question, it all depends on circumstances, and family dynamics.
I’ve met this kids his parents kicked him out of the house the second he was 18.
Originally posted by ilikecomics
Kmc is really important to me. Every day i look at the profiles whose birthday it is and alot of them were last online in 2008 anr this produces a strange emotion in me similar to loss and nostalgia. I dont know how to connect with people and im not really keen on subtle social cues. I think everyone is doing what they think is best or right and that's disheartening to me. I hope everything turns out okay.
Originally posted by BrolyBlack
Simply put.What is the In appropriate age to Still be living with your mom and mooching off her.
Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnaeSo this is the thread that triggered Lestov. Wow, how low can people go here?
Ask Lestov. I'm sure he has lots of experience with still living with his mommy as a grown adult lol. 😂