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10-05-2016 09:19 PM
According to statistics about 70% of young adults from 18 to 29 are. The US is one of the highest world nations for this.
My kids have been gone for decades, but the economy was a lot better when they got their start. I would rather have my kids living with me, than barely making it, and having to live with people who might not be the best room mates
10-05-2016 09:26 PM
i have two that are in college (sophomore and junior) and one that graduated two years ago and is working full time, but not in her chosen field......so 3 young adults are at home with me.
i am glad for all of us.
10-05-2016 09:28 PM
Oh heavens NO!
10-05-2016 09:35 PM
No, my adult children are not living at home. But, we had to move 3 times with no forwarding address! Lol!!!
10-05-2016 09:38 PM
Thank goodness (for me and them) the answer is NO! I still live in the big house that raised them. They could have this house, it's paid for. I mention this because they don't want to live here.
They have their own lives. Two of them are married with 4 and 3 children. They are stay at home mothers. The youngest (36) lives in Denver and has a wonderful life as a single woman. She'll never move back.
Phew! Mothers and daughters....I love my girls more than anything, but they don't want to live with me and I don't want to live with them.
Isn't that the way it's supposed to be?
10-05-2016 09:42 PM
Some of these kids now days ought to be nicknamed "boomerang " because they always come back.
10-05-2016 09:43 PM
@Annabellethecat66 wrote:Thank goodness (for me and them) the answer is NO! I still live in the big house that raised them. They could have this house, it's paid for. I mention this because they don't want to live here.
They have their own lives. Two of them are married with 4 and 3 children. They are stay at home mothers. The youngest (36) lives in Denver and has a wonderful life as a single woman. She'll never move back.
Phew! Mothers and daughters....I love my girls more than anything, but they don't want to live with me and I don't want to live with them.
Isn't that the way it's supposed to be?
I don't know that life is supposed to be any particular way. The nicest 2 people I knew were mother and daughter living together. They were such a team. I admired them both more than I can say
10-05-2016 09:44 PM - edited 10-05-2016 09:47 PM
I don't know where you got that 70% statistic from, it seems to be way off.
All three of my children moved out on their own right after college.
ETA - everything I'm finding is saying between 32 and 36% are living with their parents.
10-05-2016 09:45 PM
@shoekitty wrote:No, my adult children are not living at home. But, we had to move 3 times with no forwarding address! Lol!!!
My mother told me it's not nice to do that when I suggested it.
10-05-2016 09:51 PM
My son graduated from a prestigous business school right at the time the economy was tanking. None of the new grads were getting hired.
He was home for 2 weeks and we were expecting it could be much longer....then he got an internship and moved right back to the area where he'd attended college. That internship led to a full-fledged position.
My daughter is still in school but will be seeking a postion once she earns her phd. I don't think she'll have to move back here.
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