I still live with my parents and i’m 30.
I am almost 29 and I live alone but in the same neighborhood with my parents. I eat at my mother’s and she does the chores of my house
I live alone, will stay that way as long as I can afford it
good to know you guys are still with parents. Then there will be someone who can help you. I am living with my two kids and alone in the United States.
I live alone but my mum lives one street away. My sister and her two boys live one street away in the other direction
I’m 27 and I live with my parents. I was living alone, until I got sz. Hopefully I’ll be able to live on my own someday soon
My parents support me and disability I live on my own only because they don’t let me live with them so they pay some of my rent. Then again my disability is High enough I could move and live on my own off disability. However in my area rent is as high as disability for me. I’m 28. One day I won’t have my parents they’re already 69 & 71.
One of the best things I ever did was move out of my parents’ house. Don’t get me wrong about them. I love them and they love me, but they were constantly seeing me as the teenager they loved before my schizophrenia surfaced, and not the adult I grew up to become with serious mental illness. They kept looking for my old self, and not accepting me for who I am.
I still live in the same city and I get to see them quite often and we have a very good relationship now.
And I moved in with my boyfriend, and we take care of each other. We’ve been very good for each other.
I live alone. I have lived alone for most of my life. I don’t see it ever changing.
I live alone.
I’d love to live with my mum again, but not as long as she lives where she does now.
It’s a small town, far from everything, and I didn’t like it when I lived there.
I felt like there weren’t space for me in that town.
I live alone and I doubt that will change. It took a few trips to hospital in the first six months but I am used to it now.
22 still live with parents,
Would like to live individually,
but still need to take a lot of steps to get there.
I am 42 and live with my parents. However, i am on a waiting list for public housing, so as soon as it is my turn i’ll be moving into an apartment and living on my own. I’ve lived on my own before and i look forward to it.
In 26 and still live with my mom. Hoping to eventually be able to live independently, but it’s going to take some time and a lot of work in my end as far as managing my symptoms.
I live alone but am supported financially by extended family. My dad died when I was 5 and my mom died right after I signed a lease on my apartment, before I moved out.
I wanted to live with my mom forever even if it meant us switching roles and me providing for her.
I live with my parents and I am 29. I used to live with my ex-wife and kids when I was still normal but that has been 2 years ago.
I think I will get my own place eventually, probably not for another 3 years or so maybe not for another 7 I really don’t know. I can make my own bed and do my own laundry and don’t need help remembering to shower and brush my teeth. I work a 40 hour a week job and take care of my finances as well.
The only thing I don’t really do for my self is cook and do dishes. If I had to do those I think I could without any problem.
The only real thing keeping me at my parents house is convenience mainly. Rent is cheap and I always have meals.
I lived with my parents until I was 28. Then moved into a flat with a roommate for a few months till I married. That was 6 years ago. Now I’m with my husband
I live with my parents and I’m 30. If I can make enough income maybe I can move out.
I lived in my parents after failure at college for 35 years, until they both died. That situation can brought up a lot of feelings for me to never work out.
I’m 40 and live w parents. I’ve been at my job 3 1/2 years now and finally have a good chunk of coin saved. I’m moving as soon as I find a suitable place. Love my folks but I value independence and self-responsibility. I won’t move too far from them and I’m sure we’ll still be in each other’s lives.