Tfw 21 and still living at my parents house

Its more like 22-23, anymore than that and it's pretty fucking sad.

>22
>Still live with parents
>no job experience aside from working as a housekeeper

Also before some fuck says move around. The cheap places are war zones where the average life span for males is 22.

not Veeky Forums related, delete the thread and lurk moar

O man you live in Cali? Fuck you and enjoy the wonderful south california weather you bitch. Im freezing right now, the cold is so fucking depressing! Try to escape depression when its cold as shit and you live in an apartment. Im assuming you live in a house in southern cali where it is very expensive.

>get a job
>get car
>move to a hill town and pay dirt for amenities

EZ

Nope. I'm in the bay. My friend in Wisconsin pays 600 for two rooms with amenities. Fucking bastard. 600 here you're most likely sharing a room in the ghetto.

>forced someone to live with his parents again

Lol what a coincidence, i live in WI, i pay 540 a month for a 2 bedroom. But dude trust me unless you love to sstay inside all fucking day, dont leave cali, i used to live in sd and the weather was just fucking amazing everyday. You may not think it will make a differnece to you if you move(what i thought), but trust me dont fucking leave.

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I'm 33 and still sleep at my parents house some nights just for the hell of it. Although, I also own a home. Not that big of a deal.

Get a family started you weirdo

>almost 27 and still living at home
>girlfriend just broke things off with me
I've never been more depressed than i am right now.

The home I own is very small. About three rooms I don't think I could handle a family in it.

25 still living with parents

gonna start a 3 year degree this year

3 more years with parents

sometimes i cri

Hang in there man, my gf broke up with me at 30 life goes on. Six year relationship, really loved her. Now that I'm older couldn't give two shits about that relationship anymore. Start enjoying life.

Me too, but affordable housing isnt a thing in california

Only thing I regret was that I could have been enjoying life then and fucking other women.

im really gonna try user but right now im not doing so good.

24 here, current neet

Try my best to not be a burden, but I know I am lol

>24
>neet
>Try my best to not be a burden

Obviously not

>tfw 23 and about to move back into my parents after being neet for six months

No shit

Exactly the same here. Fugg.
Well at least I'm finishing my degree in half a year to year depending how well it goes. Would have finished it by now but I dedicated more time to that cunt in the last one and a half years than I should have. Figured, if she can make me actually happy, taking a slight bit longer won't kill me, right?
Fuck.

Wish I could say I'm finishing my degree, I'm working at costco and thats about it, the pay and benefits are way too good for the job it is but im starting to feel trapped.

Considering just jumping into a trade school or something to learn a skilled trade, University is just too expensive.

Could be worse.
>mate becomes roommate with a dude he's known for 16 years or something
>everything goes well for a time, but after a while they start arguing over fucking everything
>end the roommate thing
>mate's friend basically betrays him for 50$
>50 fucking $
>goes to live with his parents at 28

>moved out at 19
>all my mates that lived with parents while studying have a fuckload more saved than me
>probably better for studying if you're not buying groceries and cooking your own meals

On the flip side you're more independent and prepared for the "real world" since you're living in it.

I think these threads shouldn't apply to Californians. You need to be making bank to afford a decent house here. My friend is in construction and just said fuck it and is building his own house in land he bought in the boonies.

you should have done that 3 years ago.

>23
>live at home because its free
>saved all this money and don't spend it
>still hate living at home every second that im home.

lmao at people thinking living alone is cool

>be 31
>still live with parents
>have over 450k eur saved up from working and investing
>no expenses apart from some minor food here, gas and gym membership

i have no intentions of moving out as of yet unless i find a girl that i want to start a family with. in that case i already have in mind building a house. the only downside to living with parents is that bringing over girls gets weird but whatever. all of my friend that moved out as soon as they could are still struggling with bills.

>tfw 20 and share my own home with my qt4.15 gf

Good job man.

>tfw moving to Dublin to work for Google

How the fuck does one move, bros?

>29 and living at home
>parents are really cool, but travelling anywhere is a major hassle
>aiming to move out in July
>doggo is about 11
>walks are the highlight of his day and I'm the only one who does it
>feel bad about abandoning him in his twilight years
>I worry that he'd fall into some kind of dog-depression if I wasn't there

On one hand, it seems silly to delay moving out for a dog, but on the other, it doesn't seem unreasonable to wait another 6-12 months for him to pass away. Advice pls.

>26
>Just moved back home
>New Job
>No Rent, Cheap Food
>No gf but went through worst break-up of my life recently

It's not the worst but it's not the best.

>25 living at home
>Work full time
>Uni part time

I could financially move out, but with rent being about $300AU per week on the low end around here, I'd rather squirrel that money away and save for a deposit on a home. The property market here is fucked

Take him with you?

same but im going to college. live in a nice house and everything is paid for. i actually like the setup, just wish i had more privacy

No they're not user

It definitely is mate. It's the same price to buy a house and pay it off weekly than to rent one.

leaving the house at 18 is a meme

>24
>Live at home with family

Its not that bad desu i have my own freedom and get them hot meals which have been lovingly put together. I only pay rent and do some housework in return, if you really think moving out makes you independant you have alot to learn. Plus the saving game is unreal.

you could always rent and sublet a room

make sure you're putting that 15k extra into super for a house deposit

Probably not doable unfortunately. I'd more than likely move into a small apartment closer to the city, and would be out most of the day too.

I'm in the same situation but with two dogs. I can't take mine with me as I'll be moving overseas and don't want to put them through the stress of travel then deal with landlords. So I'm option out on leaving. I got the dogs knowing that I have a responsibility to them, others may not give a shit but I do. They have been good to me so I will stay and care for them.

>21
>did not aquire a skill that allows him to support himself in life.
Get a job, if necessary ask your parents for some financial support equivalent to what you cost them now. Show some effort and any reasonable father will appreciate an be glad to help his son become a man

Put the dogs down user. They're fucking animals, not your best friend. You either bought them or someone gave them to you for free. They can easily be replaced

Rent an apt.
Move your shit from a to b
Make friends and get comfy

Sell all your shit. Move. Buy new shit.

Is this a serious post?

You are a burden on your parents. Part of that 450k you owe your parents.
Also I couldn't see my son as equal if he needs my financial support at this age. Even less so if he doesn't need it but still takes it

That s sad and nothing to boast about. Learn a trade.

>Put down the creatures who sat by your side and gave unconditional love through the dark times.

You speak like someone who has never had dogs before, put your self down.

>he doesnt believe in family helping to progressivly further each successive generation
its like you want to be a lower middle class debt slave forever

Not even in Cali - Sydney and what he says isn't far off. Unless you can avoid public transport, poor minority infested shitholes are the only cheap places around and that's because they are dangerous. I have numerous extended family members living here from London saying the same thing.

Fuck off Muzzie.

Get a job. Move out.

Super simple

Good goys, weaken the family unit and feed shekels into our inflated housing market

>New Zealand
Fucking yanks complaining about paying 600 a month...try paying 800 minimum a week for a 3 bedroom, I literally cannot afford to leave home. Fuck the chinks driving up house prices, i just want to be independent but instead i stuck at home depressed and cant get out

Ding ding ding. This mentality is entirely American and what most don't recognise, like mass immigration, it's designed to rob the middle class of wealth and promote extreme individuality. Much of the reason, even though they don't know it, that this generation is so fervent in it's support of socialism is because their parents bought into this mentality, threw them out at the coddled age of 18 with fuck all life experience or skills and now they are forever alone and poor. It's so bad now that the mentality is so ingrained that investing into the family is seen as something weird, 1st generation Asian families do before their offspring becomes Westernized and are doomed to repeat the same process.

It doesn't help that school or university do nothing to promote real life skills or critical thinking. Keep throwing away those kids goyim. If they are back home in three years, it's not because the price of housing is unaffordable or the males are afraid of the consequences of making long term marital and financial commitments. Better yet, don't have any. We can always import more consume.. refugees to bolster the declining population and economy.

>Australia
We will kill them in time m8. We've become pretty good at it in this corner of the world and it's foolish to think we won't need to again.

This leaving your family home at 18 or being s "looser" is entierly american and destroys family values

Bullshit, you'd have to have tripled your savings through investment to reach 450k euros