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Young, single guys who live alone or with friends
I'm moving out soon because my 1 hour commute each way to work in bumper to bumper traffic is killing me, and because most people would look at me funny if they knew how old I was and still living at home.
My mom says I'm wrong and wants me to stay home until I get married (though I'm not sure quite how high quality of a wife I'd find under those conditions). I love my family - but I don't look forward to that destinty. Freedom would be cool for a few years before the proverbial ball & chain. Is she wrong, or am I insane? |
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Re: Young, single guys who live alone or with friends
Right now I'm living at home before I start school again in August. WHen I was in college I missed home cooked meals, my own room/bed, free everything, a stocked fridge, no responsibility, mom doing laundry, all that [censored]. It was [censored] sweet. After living at home for a year, as cool as all these things are, I am ready to move out. I definitely think if you are out of college and not in a transitioning period between undergrad and grad or undergrad and job (where it would be ok to stay at home for up to a year or something) you should definitely move out. My social life has suffered severely this year because i am living and commuting from home and when I am out in the city I can't just hang out with my boys late night cause the last train leaves at 1AM and I am too drunk to drive, or take girls back to an apartment x blocks a way, etc, etc... how cool do you sound being like "let's go back to my place.... it's 25 minutes away and in the suburbs. Don't worry my parents are asleep".
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Re: Young, single guys who live alone or with friends
The last time I lived at home was the summer after my fresman year of college. I imagine this is pretty typical.
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Re: Young, single guys who live alone or with friends
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The last time I lived at home was the summer after my fresman year of college. I imagine this is pretty typical. [/ QUOTE ] Agreed. After my sophomore year I stayed in my college town in the house I got for my third year. After my third year I had an internship. Then I graduated one quarter into my fourth year and moved to a new city with a job. |
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The last time I lived at home was the summer after my fresman year of college. I imagine this is pretty typical. [/ QUOTE ] I live at home every summer during college and graduate school. During the school year I was at school and after I finished my master's degree I moved all my crap out for good. That was around age 24. Eight years later- best decision I ever made. |
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The last time I lived at home was the summer after my fresman year of college. I imagine this is pretty typical. [/ QUOTE ] |
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Re: Young, single guys who live alone or with friends
Not many responses, so I'll give you mine. I'm 18, and moved to another city for university, and I live in my own apartment (not residence).
I love it, and hopefully I"ll never move back home with my parents...knock on wood |
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Re: Young, single guys who live alone or with friends
If not becoming an adult and wandering into your twenties as a pathetic man-boy parasite appeals to you - by all means stay at home and let Mommy take care of you.
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Re: Young, single guys who live alone or with friends
20, junior in college. moved out to live in dorms freshman year. lived at home the last two summers. not living at home this summer. not moving back home after graduation.
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