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post 1650672213 11-12-2021, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted By SettingOff
moved out with friends and partied every weekend

lol at live with parentcels
So you moved out just to get:
Alcohol dependence
Reduced your life expectancy
Severely reduced your health
Aged at an increased rate
Lost gains

Mirin I guess, alcoholicel
post 1650673673 11-12-2021, 07:09 AM
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I had to sell my home due to financial issues and have moved in with a great uncle. I'm saving money nicely, but afraid inflation will eat it up. I'm investing it but it'll only be a few years before I buy again, so want to keep it in something more stable.
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post 1650702633 11-12-2021, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad
lmao who tf makes you the authority on this?
It's called growing up, and being a responsible adult. Stop being a man child.
post 1650703343 11-12-2021, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
It's called growing up, and being a responsible adult. Stop being a man child.
You're telling me adults these days are responsible?

With all the chit going on?

Judging by your join date you must be a boomer

Boomers these days are raising rent to astronomical levels for young people

Imagine all your money going to some fat boomer just so he can go on luxury vacations while you struggle to pay your bills and eat

You're so out of touch you piece of chit
post 1650703633 11-12-2021, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
It's called growing up, and being a responsible adult. Stop being a man child.
I’ve lived on my own since 18.

Your definition of being grown up is stupid and based on nothing but arbitrary rules you’ve made up.

Pretty sure OP stated his friend has a successful career and owns a bunch of rental properties.

Is this person less grown up than someone who lives on their own, has no money and drinks every night?
post 1650704113 11-12-2021, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
Another pathetic misc thread justifying being a loser that lives with mommy and daddy till they're 30 and older?

You know what gets girls really wet? Saying, "Want to come back to my place, but you gotta be quiet because my parents are sleeping....."
Caring about what those leeches think is why Americans have the highest divorce rate and worst familial values of any country in the world. Why the fuk would I care if living with parents doesn't get some [trash tier] women wet when I can just pay for 9/10 escorts with all the money I save? The bro in OP was intelligent and rather than wasting all the money on rent, bills and sloots he invested it all into real estate in crypto and now has life on ezmode.

You should only ever move out when you have paid the deposit on a house and have over $100k/year salary. In the past year if you lived with parents and put all your money you pay on "living alone" (presumably 80% of your paycheck) in crypto you'd be a multimillionaire.

What gets sloots wetter, your rental apartment or several paid off houses?
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post 1650706923 11-12-2021, 04:12 PM
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lol this dude Dave getting rustled
post 1650719163 11-12-2021, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted By _grape
lol this dude Dave getting rustled
It's just a sad state of affairs, and you ****ing people are only making it worse.

What next? People living at home with mommy till they're 50 in 20 years?
post 1650719363 11-12-2021, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted By robertbaggiojr
You're telling me adults these days are responsible?

With all the chit going on?

Judging by your join date you must be a boomer

Boomers these days are raising rent to astronomical levels for young people

Imagine all your money going to some fat boomer just so he can go on luxury vacations while you struggle to pay your bills and eat

You're so out of touch you piece of chit
Don't major in something useless then.

And the motto with some of you is pathetic. It's always someone else's fault.....
post 1650719773 11-12-2021, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted By blissful88
Stopped reading right here
Yeah, I get it, it’s not for everyone. This path does work for me and my family though, and it allows us to build generational wealth more effectively, which should hopefully provide solid security for our kids. There’s no guarantee that they won’t throw it all away, but I hope to raise them better than that. And, like myself, I’ll have them live on their own for a while so they appreciate it.

That said, the size of this home makes it easier to live with a lot of family, while maintaining privacy. That is important as well. If it were a small property, it would not work out.
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