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post 1627903423 01-08-2021, 09:52 AM
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If you're gay it's kinda cool no matter the age
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post 1627903523 01-08-2021, 09:54 AM
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imagine being an adult and worrying about "being cool"
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post 1627903973 01-08-2021, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted By Guitr⏩
22? You clearly live in some poverty town you low iq retard
Not really. He has a point . I live in a large metropolitan area too . Just because apartments are expensive doesn't mean you should live with dudes until you are 40 .

How about figure out how to get more money? Duh .
post 1627904183 01-08-2021, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted By blueberryboy⏩
Not really. He has a point . I live in a large metropolitan area too . Just because apartments are expensive doesn't mean you should live with dudes until you are 40 .

How about figure out how to get more money? Duh .
I never said 40. But to say 22 is ridiculous. Especially if you live in cities like London, LA, Dublin etc
post 1627905113 01-08-2021, 10:13 AM
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Each their own... I lived with roommates in my early 20s while in college.

Was a freakin blast. As I got mid twenties though - f that. I wanted my place, my privacy, my own chit. If I wanted to see my buddies, I'd go hang out with em. To me it was perfect bein in my mid 20s in my own place.

Everything was to my desire. When left town, everything was as it was before I left. Didn't have any roomie drama. When dating, having the entire place to yourself much more private and felt more adult.

That bein said, if you can't afford it on your own cause high cost of living, it's prolly normal in the area and expected. I would highly recommend trying to take care of yourself by yourself solely and not rely on anyone else for company/bills/etc.
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post 1627905583 01-08-2021, 10:19 AM
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It becomes not cool when you’re not cool.

4 of my frat/college bros live in a penthouse in Chicago, all make 6 figures, and their life is basically work, crushing beers while watching sports, and slaying grad students and bartenders with questionable morals.

My married friends wives throw a lot of shade at their lifestyle, but the married brahs are all quietly jealous.

If you’re balling and living the dream, no problem with roommates. More pizza and beer money to go around.
post 1627905763 01-08-2021, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted By ReyDelMundo⏩
It becomes not cool when you’re not cool.

4 of my frat/college bros live in a penthouse in Chicago, all make 6 figures, and their life is basically work, crushing beers while watching sports, and slaying grad students and bartenders with questionable morals.

My married friends wives throw a lot of shade at their lifestyle, but the married brahs are all quietly jealous.

If you’re balling and living the dream, no problem with roommates. More pizza and beer money to go around.
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Meanwhile miscers are sat in their lonely artments watching reruns off the office and haven't had female company on years
post 1627905893 01-08-2021, 10:23 AM
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Im 31 about to be 32 and living with one of my closest friends. It makes things cheaper and it allows me to build up a savings for a house. I don't see an issue with it. Obviously the goal is to move out on your own, but id rather live with a buddy and save up for a house than pay twice as much in rent for a solo apartment long term.
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post 1627905963 01-08-2021, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted By Guitr⏩
I never said 40. But to say 22 is ridiculous. Especially if you live in cities like London, LA, Dublin etc
I gotcha nothing wrong with 22 year old having roommates but a lil different now that im the wrong side of 25 (27) lol
post 1627906083 01-08-2021, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted By SSM12⏩
Im 31 about to be 32 and living with one of my closest friends. It makes things cheaper and it allows me to build up a savings for a house. I don't see an issue with it. Obviously the goal is to move out on your own, but id rather live with a buddy and save up for a house than pay twice as much in rent for a solo apartment long term.
do what you gotta do

Only a dumb, insecure wagie would financially cuck himself to try impress others and live up to some imaginary standard
post 1627906093 01-08-2021, 10:25 AM
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i dunno, but i'm old af and it's fun to have a rager at my house and have a bud sleep on my couch and then play video games the next day hehe
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post 1627906313 01-08-2021, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted By blueberryboy⏩
I gotcha nothing wrong with 22 year old having roommates but a lil different now that im the wrong side of 25 (27) lol
i wouldn't worry about it srs. Just ensure you're financially set and as long as you're happy, do you. If you enjoy living with others I see no reason not to

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