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post 1698426123 02-27-2024, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted By ProSaibot
Better pay monthly living in some basement alone rather than staying with parents srs

Past 20-25 it becomes unbearable and toxic if your mom and pop constantly question every phuckin decision you make and it is never good enough for them.

I srs believe that living 2-3 extra years as an adult with my parents had put me into depression. Hard to get motivated to make any steps in life knowing they will always be ''bad''.

I don't get folks who are past 30 and are ok to stay home with their old folks
So when are you finally going to move out brah? Lmao
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post 1698426133 02-27-2024, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted By blueberryboy
Well I did put down 65k on my own savings and pay every last expense on the place other then a one time 105k payment from parents for down payment help so yeah you could argue that I am paying for it , lol.
why would you put 165k downpayment for a house? not a v good investment of your cash. people tend to be illiterate with money when they luck into it tho
post 1698426283 02-27-2024, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted By ithappenss
why would you put 165k downpayment for a house? not a v good investment of your cash. people tend to be illiterate with money when they luck into it tho
Man I don't know what your issue is against me to constantly question and rebuttal every point I make .

You're right, I should have bought a BMW with that 165k instead.



Did u see the interest rates? Higher down payment less interest bro
post 1698426313 02-27-2024, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted By blueberryboy
Maybe

But you gotta flash the big guns early on to appear as a catch

Feeling like that don't exist the first few dates


If you are 30 + and you tell that to your date you live at home , well don't be surprised when she hits Brad later that night who got his own spot
i thought we were talking high value woman though? high value is a woman capable of seeing a bigger picture of what makes up a person. if she's willing to dump one dude for brad....why wouldn't she also later dump brad for some guy guy that has more than him? that's a low value woman.
post 1698426323 02-27-2024, 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted By blueberryboy
Man I don't know what your issue is against me to constantly question and rebuttal every point I make .

You're fight, I should have bought a BMW with that 165k instead.

Fuk outta here srsly
because you think you're gods gift because you got given a house for nothing. drop the ego i wont @ you
post 1698426643 02-27-2024, 11:34 AM
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How do people not understand this is absolute brainwashing?


Every single ****ing gown up in your family needs to spend a huge chunk of their life dedicated to working for this one thing because my personal opinions.

lol at trying to shame people for not wanting spend hundreds of thousands of dollars (which is actually meaningless, the time you sacrifice is what matters) on paying for a material thing when there are other options.


You are weak and will only do and think what you are brainwashed to.

You see how excellent they are at their job?


They get nobodies to shame other to spending money.

Recommendation: let’s help each other and stop facilitating their BS.

Unlearn everything.
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PS: Don't eat poop, just don't let the idea of it stop you from living life to its fullest.
post 1698426773 02-27-2024, 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet
How do people not understand this is absolute brainwashing?


Every single ****ing gown up in your family needs to spend a huge chunk of their life dedicated to working for this one thing because my personal opinions.

lol at trying to shame people for not wanting spend hundreds of thousands of dollars (which is actually meaningless, the time you sacrifice is what matters) on paying for a material thing when there are other options.


You are weak and will only do and think what you are brainwashed to.

You see how excellent they are at their job?


They get nobodies to shame other to spending money.

Recommendation: let’s help each other and stop facilitating their BS.

Unlearn everything.
Breakdown of the family unit = people need something else to fill the void cause they all live in isolation = people start chasing status/money to gain validation/belonging = consoomerism $$$

Also when people are separated they are less likely to fight against big brother, and are more likely to fight among themselves, like we are seeing now
post 1698427023 02-27-2024, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted By thursdayParty1
Breakdown of the family unit = people need something else to fill the void cause they all live in isolation = people start chasing status/money to gain validation/belonging = consoomerism $$$

Also when people are separated they are less likely to fight against big brother, and are more likely to fight among themselves, like we are seeing now
we have a bingo
post 1698427453 02-27-2024, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted By thursdayParty1
Doesn't sound like you are either



Yea its not like there's an entire profession dedicated to that or anything
Yeah, it's called a retirement home.
post 1698427503 02-27-2024, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted By thursdayParty1
Breakdown of the family unit = people need something else to fill the void cause they all live in isolation = people start chasing status/money to gain validation/belonging = consoomerism $$$

Also when people are separated they are less likely to fight against big brother, and are more likely to fight among themselves, like we are seeing now
Leaving the nest equals the breakdown of the family unit?
post 1698427593 02-27-2024, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted By Adam16121
I’m dealing with that now. It’s not easy, but manageable. A lot of paperwork and scheduling home health aides. There’s usually two around every day. Sometimes I get some to come in out of pocket on days they aren’t scheduled. It can work, but it takes effort.
So you're paying a **** ton of money for caretakers......
post 1698427923 02-27-2024, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
So you're paying a **** ton of money for caretakers......
I earn more than a cops salary, and my family is well off, don't worry about it
post 1698430063 02-27-2024, 12:48 PM
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Once I reached about mid-late 20's I started to butt heads with my dad a lot more. I think this is common around that age. You naturally start to feel a desire to break away and have your own space without having to answer to anyone but you're still living under someone else's roof so it comes out as frustration and anger. My wife has told me that the same thing happened with her and her mother around the same age.
post 1698431293 02-27-2024, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted By thursdayParty1
I earn more than a cops salary, and my family is well off, don't worry about it
Whoa, you're living the life, ****ing man-child.....
post 1698431363 02-27-2024, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted By JoeDelts
Once I reached about mid-late 20's I started to butt heads with my dad a lot more. I think this is common around that age. You naturally start to feel a desire to break away and have your own space without having to answer to anyone but you're still living under someone else's roof so it comes out as frustration and anger. My wife has told me that the same thing happened with her and her mother around the same age.
Well, this doesn't apply to miscers, because allegedly their parents are filthy rich, and they live in mansions.....
post 1698439983 02-27-2024, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet
How do people not understand this is absolute brainwashing?


Every single ****ing gown up in your family needs to spend a huge chunk of their life dedicated to working for this one thing because my personal opinions.

lol at trying to shame people for not wanting spend hundreds of thousands of dollars (which is actually meaningless, the time you sacrifice is what matters) on paying for a material thing when there are other options.


You are weak and will only do and think what you are brainwashed to.

You see how excellent they are at their job?


They get nobodies to shame other to spending money.

Recommendation: let’s help each other and stop facilitating their BS.

Unlearn everything.
You attempting to take this... holier than thou, better than both sides, in every single thread... is getting old.

Opinions are like *******s. Everyone is just as free to disregard the opinion of others as they are to share their opinion. I could not live with my parents as an adult. I'd like to be nearby, but I need my own place.
post 1698440253 02-27-2024, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
So you're paying a **** ton of money for caretakers......
Well, we have passive income that my parents set up already. They take care of themselves. And I don’t like income flexing, so I’ll just say that my wife and I can manage the rest.

Edit: in case it was not clear, I’m not knocking living out on your own. I recommend it. At least so you know what it’s like.
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