Topic: Adults living at home with their parents | |
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Yes why judge someone for where they live.Betteer live with parents then
on the street ain't it. I have been supportin me and mine since i was 16..had no other chose. I had a kid it was mine not my mothers so i took the responsiblity of her.Not like some others does. |
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I agree with manDii, it's okay if you know that you're only there
temporarly and you have plans of moving and really want to. And are trying to get out. Doing something to get there. Not just being lazy and milking your parents. You got to grow up you know? (generally speaking) |
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Independence is a real turn on!!!
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ive been out of my parents hair for almost ten years now i moved out
when i was seventeen and when my parents need help they come to me and my older bro jon because we are the only ones in a position to help them but i couldnt move back in with them even if they wanted me too im used to a certain level of freedom and me and my parents have a couple of clashing veiws wich we cant gewt past i love my parents but im just too different than my ma and pa besides now they acctually miss me and invite me over cause im not always there like a couple brothers of mine and they dont understand how come i get treated differently than they do.my ma still says im the one most like my father and with a dad like mine thats one hell of a compliment ...i think its because im the only one out of 8 kids to move out and stay out none of my other brothers moved out or tried moving out till they were in their twenties i moved out at 17 and been out ever since the worst part is im number 6 i got 4 older brothers and a younger bro an older sis and a younger sis who is still young so shes the exception right now |
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My turn...
I currently live with my mother, again. I orignally moved out when I was 18 and back in about 3 months ago. I thank God everyday that I had/have this opportunity. I am not in great health...I have three chronic health conditions that I have to deal with. I also am manic depressive and that weighs really heavy on me. Moving back in with my mom probably saved my life. I definately could see the downward spiral coming with a quickness. Not that I live in cotton candy gumdrop land. Being back "under her roof" sucks too. I know that it's temporary and that it's where I NEED to bee right now. And, as far as I'm concerned- if someone chooses to judge me for it..SCREW THEM! |
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"And, as far as I'm concerned- if someone chooses to
judge me for it..SCREW THEM!" As Joy says from "My Name Is Earl"..."OH SNAP!!!!" lol -=x |
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well hell, how can you judge someone because of one thing and not know
the whole story...it's not like i'm lying on her couch being a lazy bum. i work. i take care of the house. i do WAY more than my share...and I PAY THE HOUSE PAYMENT. I live here because my heart, mid, body and soul needed someplace safe to heal. |
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I don't judge you Peachie. I understand your situation. Eventhough you
live there, it sounds like you're still the woman of the house. Good for you girl! :-) Lionsbrew, good for you, you go boy! You should be very proud of yourself, that's awesome. Freedom is a beautiful thing. I know I could never go back to my mom's house, unless I really had to, by having no other choice. (like in Peachie's case, totally exceptable) |
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Cancer26:
I guess sometimes we have to look at our lives and make an adult decision about what really is the best alternative. And thanks for not judging. I know that some people look at me and all they see is that I live with my mom, and that's fine...really. The people that actually know and love me understand that this is where I truly need to be right now. I'm thankful that I am "grown-up" enough to weigh my choices and really choose what is the right choice versus what I want to do. But then, I guess that's the whole "survival of the fitest" idea as well... |
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i had to move out when I was 22 ive been on my own for 4 yrs and if i
could move back i dont think i would that was too much pressure and to much stress |
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when i was in college, i had a problem with partying, and i got into a
lot of trouble. i am probably one of the only ones you will ever hear honestly say that getting kicked out of school was one of the best things that could ever happen to me... cause i had to move back home... i stopped partying so much (now its only like one every couple months) i have to say that my mother... single parent of 3 has gone above and beyond, and should have never done that, cause i put her into debt back then, right now, i am getting back on my feet, and i am helping her with the debt i put her in... i am 22 years old. i owe her everything, this is one of the reasons living with your parents is a good thing. |
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well Samantha im sure your right my siutation was a little different i
did not leave voluntarily I had to move out b/c my mother couldnt afford the house payments and the house was going up for aution the next day so I had to go into emergency housing under my county I didnt have an easy childhood I came from a broken home my parents disliked each other and couldnt be civil around us so i didnt see my mother and my father was too distraught to know what hit him needless to say im on my own now and keeping my chin up and learning how to be strong and lead a semi normal life. |
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i have a couple freinds who stayed home for a lil while to save up for a
down payment on a house and whatnot or had legel or marriage trouble every one needs help and usaully the first place we go is family thats what being in a family is all about ..im just happy im at the point in my life were the help i get from my parents is advice ...wich i listen to more now than i used too ...i swear if i had a dollor for everytime i didnt listen to my pop and it came back to bite me in the ass id be rich. |
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ain't that funny lion how our perceptions of our parents advice changes
over the years and when we start to learn more about life they don't look so dumb afterall. lol the advice is always given with the best of intentions and they may have learned it the hard way and don't want you to go through the same thing |
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i swear if i hadnt been soo damn stubborn ...i think it was all me being
rebelious and trying to be different from them..but if i hadnt been so stubborn i prolly woudnt have moved out and stayed out either.sometimes i think me and my pop are to much alike and thats why we prolly didnt always see eye to eye..i also have to say my parents are prolly my biggest hereos to. |
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it sounds odd but true, you can't always get along with people that are
exactly like you. at least something good came out of it though instead of it getting in the w2ay like it sometimes does. |
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