Why I LOVE Living with my Parents at 30 Years Old
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- I live at home with my parents at 30 years old. I love it and would not change it
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nice! living at home makes sense when you're out and about all time anyhow. And you save so much more.
Truuuuu! I'm mostly there to rest
It's a blessing for now and I hope to continue sewing back into my parents lives in the future
I lived abroad for many years and now I’m back with my parents. I am grateful.
My twin and I are 30 and live with our parents. We are so grateful cause we'd probably be living on the street. Rent is so high these days and it seems impossible. I honestly like contributing to the house and 4 incomes is better than 2 in my opinion. I even started to grow food for all of us. I think its a win win cause they'll always have us to take care and watch out for them.
Im also living with my parents bro, doing business with my dad, im an only child so our fam is small i have no need to go out and rent and give away my hard earned money to over priced apartments…
@@Thechosen77 Preach! Sounds like yall have a great thing going
Hey, as long as you're a contributing member of the household, I don't see a problem. 👍🏾
Makes sense to me. Others still see a problem lmao
Ain't nothing wrong with that. Only in America people see something wrong with it.
Such a great alternative if it works out for both parties.
Hopefully our society can erase the stigma
Such a great idea, I really wish I could do this, based on our life circumstances it isn’t possible but it’s such a smart and wise idea. Also, you’ll never regret the time you spend with them. Other cultures view this as the norm, I wish it were the norm in the US. I think the independence promotion is a way to simply get young people out spending money. If most Americans adopted this mentality it would help everyone’s personal finances. Great idea!
This has truly been a blessing
Maybe one day it will start becoming the norm. It's such a great deal. We could really learn from other cultures
You are so right. They really just want us to spend more money and work "harder" to support that spending
Thanks for making this video. I’m basically the same age as you because I’ll be officially 30 years old in a few weeks, and I’ve been living with my parents for four years. The cost of living in the US is getting crazy so it makes sense. Also, things are not as cheap as they were 10 to 20 years ago. I’m also cheap as well, and I don’t like spending too much money.
@@elondupu seems like a great deal for us both. Too cheap and don't want to spend all that money. Save it while we can
honestly, i believe keeping the family together is the answer to generational wealth. if the families combine and live together, purchasing power is much higher. you converse with one another like a small community on all things that help the family move up and forward. it never made sense to me why people would leave the security of family to start completely over, sure i get that you want space but come on. converse as a family buy a much bigger home or land or both and rent out the place you formally lived in split the wealth for the future. the unity it provides, the wealth of knowledge that can be shared amongst the different generations. everyone is there for each other. think about those old world native american communities or wherever around the world. idk why this isnt a more common thing. you get more advantages with a unit.
Well said, very well said.
Sounds like a beautiful way of doing things
The family unit! Building and growing together
RESPECT
✊🏿
I love my parents and spending time with them too! Time is flying and they're getting older!
These times should be cherished 👍🏿
It's already almost 2025
30 year mortgage...that's the comment
🎉🎉🎉
nose piercing going strong
Much love, thank you
Gems 🙏🏾
Thank you thank you
Living with parents sounds terrible
@@chippewaguy4193 why does it sound terrible.?
@@NicksDynasty because you not a man of yo household. You 30
Poor thing , you are a momma boy. I recommend you should consider moving you need to find out who you are. You’re still stuck in a child son relationship with your parents it’s called learning to be independent but I wish you well, bro I mean if it works for you, it works, but it’s really not working there’s a bigger picture to this.
Hahahaha. Oh. Are you serious..?