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| How old is too old to still be living with your parents? Would you date someone that still did?
Posted: 6/17/2008 12:54:13 PM | and that all that "stuff" will somehow make you happy. This is the same society that values "stuff" over family.
That is what is wrong wtih scoiety today. They are just concerned with "instant satisfaction" instead of stepping back and enjoying life. These days it is more important to be getting and family is left behind. There was a time when family was more vauled. | |
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| How old is too old to still be living with your parents? Would you date someone that still did?
Posted: 7/14/2008 8:23:57 AM | I like stirring up the pot. Time for a good thread revive! 
Not all of us live with our parents and 'leech'. I make a very good salary - and yes, I live at home. But I do so to help my mom out by paying her ridiculous amounts of rent, considering particularly how I might sleep in my bed about five or six times a month (as I've mentioned elsewhere). However it's the only way I can help my mother out without her feeling guilty. My mother is a very independant lady, but unfortunately since my parents seperated, she wished to keep the house (do to my baby sister's and brother's requests), but this tab for this place is well out of her salary league. Me paying her "rent" is the only way I can get her to accept a financial contribution from myself. We do have a move-out date set, in two years (a little less now, actually), the mortgage will be paid off, and we agreed that would be the month I move out.
Now I'm just trying to decide if I want a house, a rental unit with a small bachelor for myself (as I originally planned on), or just rent an apartment. Oh well, lots of time to dwell on it! | |
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