People still living with parents when they're over 20?

[Fabulous Falcao]

I'm not naming names but........fuck it @Fabulous Falcao this is all yours

I have moved out now. Funny enough.

 

[Shaw tarse]

Is this the done thing in some families ? ! Met some lass the other night aged 23 who was still living with her mum and dad and had never moved out ! Rule always was in my family you moved out the summer after you were 18 either go to uni or get job / rent own house .
Anyone got any experience of this surely you end up getting on each other's nerves and don't gain much independence ?

It sounds like your parents wanted shot of you as soon as possible. So they didn't have to be quite when making the beast with two backs

 

[Lambchops]

I have moved out now. Funny enough.

The holidays with your mam wont stop though?

 

[Tex]

I'm not naming names but........fuck it @Fabulous Falcao this is all yours

Don't forget beefy / yyy!

@ the OP I agree still living with your parents into your twenties may seem a bit gay, but not nearly as gay as calling your Ma 'Mum'.

 

[Lambchops]

It sounds like your parents wanted shot of you as soon as possible. So they didn't have to be quite when making the beast with two backs

To be fair we all hate being quite

 

[Fabulous Falcao]

The holidays with your mam wont stop though?

Well if she pays

 

[The Shinning]

Mate i'd hate to be your age and be trying to get on the property ladder in the uk now, its one expdnsive business

TBH mate I've decided to just let it go re: how bollocksed everything is for a lot of people in my age group and just get on with life. If I can rent a nice flat I'm happy with and learn from the mistakes I made last time I moved out, then go me! Can drive yourself nuts thinking too much

 

[Lambchops]

Well if she pays

Good lad.

You get your own kip or sharing?

 

[becs]

My eldest is 18 this year but still at college so he can't support himself yet. I've said he can stay as long as he wants to as I've not got the heart to kick him out.

 

[Fabulous Falcao]

Good lad.

You get your own kip or sharing?

Moved in with me marra when a got a job

 

[AB22 Easy Tiger]

I moved out when I was 21 (1982) as I'd just bought my first house. Hadn't been on holiday with my parents since I was 15, though I did so again when I was 26 (with my wife) as I knew my Dad was dying and wanted to spend time with him.

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

Moved in with me marra when a got a job

Good stuff fella

 

[Lambchops]

Moved in with me marra when a got a job

fair play mate, big change or still relying on your mam for stuff? Honest question cos my mate used to rent my spare room but went to his mams for his tea every night and she did his washing :-D

 

[Arkle]

I wasn't even born when my parents were 20...

 

[Narraback]

Is this the done thing in some families ? ! Met some lass the other night aged 23 who was still living with her mum and dad and had never moved out ! Rule always was in my family you moved out the summer after you were 18 either go to uni or get job / rent own house .
Anyone got any experience of this surely you end up getting on each other's nerves and don't gain much independence ?

What a stupid rule. Are you elderly ?

 

[dixonsafc]

Moved out 2 week after my 18th birthday.

Wasn't forced to move out but couldn't wait for the freedom.

 

[mickb2112]

Mate i'd hate to be your age and be trying to get on the property ladder in the uk now, its one expdnsive business

Feel so sorry for kids these days. Thought it was bad in the early `90`s but managed to buy a house in Durham on 2X my trainee salary. That same house now is so expensive that I couldn`t afford it on my 20 years + in the job and wife's wage + savings. Things have got totally ridiculous and unaffordable for most. As always I blame the banks for increasing lending multiples which pushed up prices to the very limit of those multiples now even those with good jobs struggled to get on the ladder.

 

[Tex]

My eldest is 18 this year but still at college so he can't support himself yet. I've said he can stay as long as he wants to as I've not got the heart to kick him out.

Last time I was home I heard they were giving money to kids in sixth form/ college. What's that all about then?

 

[PhilSAFC]

Anyone still go on holiday with their parents?

Did last year for a family wedding and it's one of the best holidays I've had.

 

[abbs]

I had to move back in for a few month when I was 34!

I got wrong off my mam for coming home drunk!!