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post 1451578263 07-07-2016, 12:20 PM
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was worried this study was going to say something worse lol

lives with his parents and still brings sloots to bang at home crew
post 1451579053 07-07-2016, 12:24 PM
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Strong number of angry manchildren ITT lmao
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post 1451580013 07-07-2016, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted By ChiBearsfan
This is shocking to me.

When I graduated college, my parents told me I could stay rent free in their apartment over their garage in a prime suburb of Chicago for as long as I wanted to save up money.

I lasted 2 months and got the fuk out and moved to the city where all the girls and booze are.
Different times mate. I moved out at 25. Good luck to the new generation in bigger cities. They won't be able to afford rent in a slum.
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post 1451580153 07-07-2016, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted By JesseV87
Who the **** can afford to even rent a home at 21?
Location?
Not sure about outside of US, but in the US it's very affordable to be able to rent a 1 bedroom apartment, in my town you could find a gated 1-bedroom apartment for maybe $600-$700.
If you're going to college, most college's have student apartments that are even cheaper or they setup roommates that are all students.

When I was 18 I moved out with 2 roommates, had a 3 bedroom 2400 sq ft house in Florida. I paid $400/month rent, split utilities. It was really affordable for what we had.
It's obviously a lot easier with roommates, without roommates at 21 years old it might be tough but not impossible.

It also depends on priorities, if you're living at home and saving money/advancing in your career then **** what anyone says/thinks about it. You're going to get a lot more ahead in life by using resources like your family to help you out.
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post 1451584973 07-07-2016, 12:52 PM
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Lived with parents til 30 crew. No regrets.
post 1451585643 07-07-2016, 12:55 PM
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22 years old and IDC I'm going to live with my parents for the next 2-3 years to increase my bank account so I don't need to waste chit on rent, food, etc.

By 25 i'll move into a nice ass apartment that is close to my job.
post 1451586563 07-07-2016, 01:00 PM
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just because women answer that way in a survey, doesn't mean they feel that way in real life.
Originally Posted By Kev1972
Yep, with their mom and three kids and a cat.

Just waiting forsome beta to "rescue" them.
this.
post 1451587013 07-07-2016, 01:02 PM
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Why is this OneWheelUp baboon always making live-with-parents threads?

Is this guy trying to feel special that he's finally renting his own poverty-looking 1 bedroom flat and is now some sort of big-time boss?

If a girl rejects you for sex because you live with your parents, I have some bad news: You were never hot/attractive/physically appealing in her eyes anyway. Girls do not care about "details" if you make her pussy tingle, at least not young girls in their prime (high-school + college)
post 1451587063 07-07-2016, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted By ZechWhite
Location?
Not sure about outside of US, but in the US it's very affordable to be able to rent a 1 bedroom apartment, in my town you could find a gated 1-bedroom apartment for maybe $600-$700.
If you're going to college, most college's have student apartments that are even cheaper or they setup roommates that are all students.

When I was 18 I moved out with 2 roommates, had a 3 bedroom 2400 sq ft house in Florida. I paid $400/month rent, split utilities. It was really affordable for what we had.
It's obviously a lot easier with roommates, without roommates at 21 years old it might be tough but not impossible.

It also depends on priorities, if you're living at home and saving money/advancing in your career then **** what anyone says/thinks about it. You're going to get a lot more ahead in life by using resources like your family to help you out.
I live in Toronto. I couldn't imagine being 21 and having to worry about tuition, rent, food and whatnot on my own, and my family couldn't afford to help me out with all of that. I imagine in pretty much every case if a 21 year old is living on their own AND going to school it's mostly on their parents' dime. So then why would someone be considered a manchild if they aren't using mommy and daddy's money to live away from home? How does that make anyone any more independent or grown up or less pathetic?

Anyway, I'm about to turn 29, just bought my first condo in the city, and yet I'll be able to afford a $1500 per month mortgage, live comfortably and I've managed to save plenty over the last 6 years of my life with no outstanding debt. It's nothing amazing, but I've done it on my own at least and where I live it's not the easiest thing. No regrets whatsoever, those sloots can **** themselves lol.
post 1451589553 07-07-2016, 01:13 PM
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Just LOL at not living with your parents.

I live approximately 30 minutes out of vancouver and a house up my street just sold for $1.65M......Good luck to me in the future when I try and buy a house
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post 1451592883 07-07-2016, 01:33 PM
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I want to know more about these women. Are they themselves an independent successful women with their own career and housing?

Oh and its 2016, get with the time, its not the old days when you could own your own house while working at a grocery store. Personally speaking, I lived with a roommate and it was good but I thought to myself, that rent money can go to a tax free savings account...


Lol nice try, yet another shaming tactic brought to you by the disease we call modern women.

living with parents>>> marriage in 2016
post 1451593933 07-07-2016, 01:38 PM
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chad could be sleeping in his moms room and sloots will still go home with him

why do studies when it's all about the face
post 1451594423 07-07-2016, 01:41 PM
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Sometimes it's cultural. Sometimes financial. Unless the guy is sitting around with orange cheese puff coated fingers playing games all day, not working, not contributing to bills, I honestly see nothing wrong with it.
post 1451594453 07-07-2016, 01:41 PM
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Thank god i dont base my life around a females opinion.
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post 1451594613 07-07-2016, 01:42 PM
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fukin LMAO at living with parents when you're out of your teens.
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post 1451595383 07-07-2016, 01:46 PM
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You think a girl won't bang Chad just because he lives at home? It's 'pathetic' to them because they want betas to own homes that they can then subsequently steal via marriage.
post 1451595593 07-07-2016, 01:47 PM
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I lived on my own from 18-21 then moved back in with the parents till I was 27. Saved up and got a nice house, but yes from 21-27 I pretty much only got laid on ONS which were extremely rare.

After I got the house I was swimming in women so not complaining.
post 1451596083 07-07-2016, 01:50 PM
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I think 25-26 is the norm now.
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post 1451596343 07-07-2016, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted By PeterDINK
fukin LMAO at living with parents when you're out of your teens.
First sign that u have chit parents is saying this, srs

The ones that paid for everything without their parents help that I have known, were the first to move out

Must suck
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post 1451596593 07-07-2016, 01:52 PM
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You guys are so fukin delusional its insane

Your phucken chit could dwindle at any second

I know a lot of people that lost their chit in their 40's. Including a family of doc's that lost everything and at least one of their children has struggled mightily and bounced from foster home to foster home

My bro has started 2 businesses..hes in his early 30's..and his partner dropped dead right as he was about to move onto his other business

Im pretty sure my bro wasnt entitled to the assets or anything. I dont know whats going on there

But i do know that while he did have enough money to buy out business, hes making jack chit right now in the beginning. His gf is supporting him

I know lots of older people that still struggle with money. Maybe they have assets but they still dont have much to work with on a day to day basis

I think its a lot more common than you think..theres no set defined age for any of this.. you could be broke in your 20's and start making bank at 40 or vice versa.. its just nothing is stagnant and definitively set in stone.
post 1451597033 07-07-2016, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted By WagerKing
First sign that u have chit parents is saying this, srs

The ones that paid for everything without their parents help that I have known, were the first to move out

Must suck
thanks for reminding me bruh

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post 1451597073 07-07-2016, 01:55 PM
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eh, thats pretty much same chit as:

ugly stalker- ewww call the cops
hot stalker- i wish he was closer so i can bang him

its all about the face, doesnt matter where and who you live with
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post 1451597913 07-07-2016, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted By TR88
eh

its all about the face, doesnt matter where and who you live with
Misc cracks me up sometimes lol
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post 1451599563 07-07-2016, 02:08 PM
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I moved back to my parents after a couple years away. Why not? Its cheaper and I can think about saving for a deposit on a house I actually own

every now and again I think about just renting a place for myself but then I say just say fukk it

and yes living at home is DEEPLY unattractive to women

but then who really cares? If u let women dictate your saving habits, you likely wouldnt be getting much pussy living alone anyway
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Originally Posted By YesWayNoWeigh
Lol at the graph. 0% interest for 22 yr older and up who live at home. Seems legit
I just turned 24 today. I guess my tours been over for 2 years now
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post 1451600823 07-07-2016, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted By southernwinds34
Lol.

27 brah live at home, parents cool as fu, big ass house, moving out in a month with my buddy who just built a sick house

Brb still bang girls all the time downtown Chicago or out here.last girl I banged just turned 21; Zero ****a given when I said I live at home.

I just end up at there place ๐Ÿ˜›

Brb one time bring this girl drunkingly back to my parents, bang her, we get up at 530 cause I have to work so I walk she out.

Brb dad is in his office drinking coffee, brb I walk back inside he gives me the Knucks and goes..

"Damn. Niceeee"

Brb ops article low energy
.... holy cringe.

Did I just see a 27 year old man post about his Dad finding out who he banged as a ONS the night prior, in his parents house and proceeded to fist bump.....

this has to be troll post.

I think there are times it's fine to live at home with parents, current financial stress, helping them out, going through school, etc.

But if you're fukkin 27 years old and NEVER lived on your own and don't do a god damn thing you're pathetic. Only people I know IRL who are out of college and live with their parents still act like children/highschoolers. It's like their mind hasn't matured at all and when you talk to them it's like they haven't grown.
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post 1451600893 07-07-2016, 02:15 PM
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You can afford to have roommates working minimum wage. You will be living paycheck to paycheck but you can do it.

Frankly, people who are living at home past college have something wrong with them. Even if it's to save $$ -- people who choose to stay in mom and dad's basement almost always have some kind of problem: drug use, drinking problem, social anxiety, social retard, mental illness, etc.

Living at home is just a giant red flag.
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did any of you ****s click the link? OP is trolling lmao
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and the females who had to give their opinions.......where do they work? how much do they make? do THEY live their their parents? I noticed a lot of girls who work ****ty jobs making $4/hr living at home always have **** to say and have the highest demands for a man.
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Originally Posted By OneWheelUp
b r u t a l
Funny how im 27 living with my mother and yet im banging a hot 23yr old and another cute 22yr old vback chick wants this dick too. Oh and some weird alien looking girl from tinder too. Ohh and I ditched a couple dates last weekend because id rather play FF14
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