Is anyone here an adult still living with their parents?

I'm 20 years old. I am also a university student. I am still living with my parents, and I can't see myself leaving the house or getting married, ever. My parents are pretty chill people and I get to live here rent-free. I can imagine myself living here for a while.

How about you? Are you an adult still living with your parents? Do you plan on moving out, or is this going to be the status quo that you will embrace for the rest of your life? I know I probably fall into the latter category.

Well I just turned 18 (graduating HS this year).

I'll probably move out sometime between the next 2-3 years hopefully. I know I'll go insane if I don't.

It goes without saying that MLP fans live with their parents regardless of age.

I kid because I care.

i am. I'm going to college and working so I'm not home a lot. I'lll probably move out when im clise to getting my bacholors degree or if I get a girlfriend and she wants to get an apartment

I'm 18 and still live with my parents. I don't plan on spending the rest of my life with them by the farthest stretch of the imagination, but I don't stress about it, I'll take as long as I need.

I kid because I care.

sonicare

I'm 21 and I live at home. I don't see why people make a big deal of it as long as your not bumming off your parents and actually giving them money for your share of bills or whatever. Besides I can't even find a job or make enough money where moving out would even be an option.

I'm moving back with them In a month or two.

Well, whether I like MLP or not is pretty irrelevant. I would stil be living with my parents nonetheless.

Honestly, I can safely say that the vast majority of young adults I know still live with their parents. It's too expensive to do it alone (especially when the average rent for a studio apartment runs at around $1,000 a month).

Well moved out at 18, knocked a girl up, that girl became addicted to drugs, lost my job as a journeyman taper, took girlfriend to court, won custody, moved in with grandparents, goin to college.

So ya grandparents for the time being.

18 still living with my parents
maybe i ll move out a year after i guess into the collagesdormitory or something

Well, whether I like MLP or not is pretty irrelevant. I would stil be living with my parents nonetheless.

Honestly, I can safely say that the vast majority of young adults I know still live with their parents. It's too expensive to do it alone (especially when the average rent for a studio apartment runs at around $1,000 a month).

The_Capitalist

Yeah I can definitely say from what I have seen most people around my age in my area all live at home.

Im 22 still in university. In the summers I still live with my parents so the answer is yes.

I'm a small town kid, so I was forced to move out when I started university. That being said, I prefer having my own place to living with my parents.

Well moved out at 18, knocked a girl up, that girl became addicted to drugs, lost my job as a journeyman taper, took girlfriend to court, won custody, moved in with grandparents, goin to college.

So ya grandparents for the time being.

ristactionjakso

You have had some struggles huh? Makes me appreciate my own success a lot more.

I'm currently living at school about 300 miles away from home, but I stay at my parents' over the summer and holidays

I'm moving back with them In a month or two.

xMistress

Abort that kid yet?

Why do you need to keep posting this topic? Swear you need reinsurance every two months that it's okay to live with your parents.

Why do you need to keep posting this topic? Swear you need reinsurance every two months that it's okay to live with your parents.

Communist_Soul

I've never posted such a topic before. In fact, I haven't posted in OT for several weeks.

Why do you need to keep posting this topic? Swear you need reinsurance every two months that it's okay to live with your parents.

Communist_Soul

I moved back in with my mom shortly after my Dad died. (he was sick for years with a terminal illness) I'm also 27 so if that makes me a loser so be it. But atleast I stick with my family when the going gets tough.

Well, whether I like MLP or not is pretty irrelevant. I would stil be living with my parents nonetheless.

Honestly, I can safely say that the vast majority of young adults I know still live with their parents. It's too expensive to do it alone (especially when the average rent for a studio apartment runs at around $1,000 a month).

[QUOTE="Communist_Soul"]

Why do you need to keep posting this topic? Swear you need reinsurance every two months that it's okay to live with your parents.

The_Capitalist

I've never posted such a topic before. In fact, I haven't posted in OT for several weeks.

Never you say?

http://www.gamespot.com/forums/topic/28810826/i-dont-feel-like-leaving-home-and-growing-up.

[QUOTE="Communist_Soul"]

Why do you need to keep posting this topic? Swear you need reinsurance every two months that it's okay to live with your parents.

Sword-Demon

Damn capitalist dogs, hate em' all of them!

Though I'm Capitalist now.

18, live with my parents. spend right now like 7 months at uni though.

i'm 26, i moved out when i was 20 and haven't looked back since.

[QUOTE="ristactionjakso"]

Well moved out at 18, knocked a girl up, that girl became addicted to drugs, lost my job as a journeyman taper, took girlfriend to court, won custody, moved in with grandparents, goin to college.

So ya grandparents for the time being.

GreenPatchSky

You have had some struggles huh? Makes me appreciate my own success a lot more.

Yep, 19 year old university student. One of the best schools in the country is about a 20 minute walk and my Dad works there it only made sense I went there. No I don't get any tution breaks or free grades.

Moi. I just honestly do not have the kind of job/make enough money to move out right now, especially with the car loan I have. That and aside from my sister, I really don't mind living at home as it is. Free food, free cable, free internet, free phone, no rent? Yes please.XilePrincess

Yep!! Even though I do have to pay for rent and go halfsies on the internet bill... lol

I'm nearly 30 and back and forth between moving out and my parent's. At the moment I'm with my parents. There are pros and cons to both, but one advantage I can definitely attribute to living with my parents is that I have a healthier lifestyle. My dad, being an old timer from a Greek village, cooks the best, healthiest food. In addition to that, I have more time to train at the gym and go to the beach during summer. I help him out with money so it works both ways. Whenever I'm moved out, yes I have a lot more freedom, but I eat less, train less, get less sun, lose weight (I'm trying to put on), and become paler due to a poor diet. Being with my parent's, I also save more, hence I have more money to buy things.

I'm 19, and am in my second year of community college and I still live with my parents, If I can find a place with descent rent and that took dogs I'd leave, but I can't leave without my dog, he helps me with my anxiety sometimes.

I'm 19, and am in my second year of community college and I still live with my parents, If I can find a place with descent rent and that took dogs I'd leave, but I can't leave without my dog, he helps me with my anxiety sometimes.

X-The-Doctor-X

My dog is great like that too, He helps me with my depression. What kind btw? I have a 5 year old German Shepherd.

I'm 23 and still at home with the parents. If all goes perfectly (like that's likely to happen...), I'll be out and on my own next summerish.

Its all good, I just moved out last year. Still in my early 20's. With the economy and job market there is nothing wrong with saving up some money. Why pay rent if you dont have to, unless your at the point where you feel you really need your personal space.

Yup Im 20 and my bro 22 we live with our parents Bucked20

[QUOTE="Bucked20"]Yup Im 20 and my bro 22 we live with our parents Mr_Cumberdale

I know most people are eager to spread their wings however I would say in times like these STAY with your folks for as long as you can, turst me. You will move out eventually, there is no shame being a 20-26 y/o and living with your folks, money is tight these days and every little thing helps.

I moved out when I was 20, and though I am fortunate enough to have a very good life since; holy hell have I been working a ton, especially living hear in San Francisco.