Who's living with their parents?

Health and Recovery
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I am 35 and still living with my parents. I feel like an old maid. My mom is my best friend but I feel bad I only go out with her.

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23 years old and living at home

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I’m 41 and live with my folks. I feel very blessed although I sometimes feel bad about it. My mom is my best friend also.

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I’m 30 and i live with my parents

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I’m 46 and been living on own since age 28
I like my independence

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I’m 32 and live with my father. I will see how much I can further improve my condition next year.

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im 42 and still living with my parents…we support each other

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I live with my parents. I plan on living with my father when my mom passes away just to give him support.

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I moved out of my dad’s house when I was 18. I now live in my own trailer on his farm. He’s staying with me temporarily until he can get his electric pole up.

My house is a mess

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im 34 living at home kind of. they got a house and I live in their 2br 2ba trailer across the street. we’ve been here about 2 years now,

I haven’t always lived at home, 19-24 I lived with roommates. like 50% of my income was lost to rent back then.

right now im debating if I want to get my own place. or put all my extra money towards retirement.

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Retirement 15151

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I live with my elderly parents and help them out.

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I’m 42 and still live with my parents. I don’t want to get into the situation that some people are in. No money for food, clothes, or a car. Which is exactly what would happen if I was on my own. It’s ok we have a condition when a lot of us can’t support ourselves.

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I’m 27 and I live with my parents. I was living by myself before I got sz

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I moved out when I was 29. Been 2 years now and apart from the multiple relapses in the first year, I am used to it now and do my best to keep the place tidy.

I still speak to my parents a lot on the phone, and I work with family. Sometimes it kinda sucks being alone, but I guess that’s how it is now.

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I’ve been out on my own since I was eighteen. But, I moved in with my boyfriend and future husband. I left him at the age of twenty six. I’ve been taking care of myself ever since.

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I’m 33 years old and still live with my parents but I help them out with bills and groceries roughly around $500 - $600 a month because I want to let them know I appreciate what they have done for me. I get cooked food and a place to stay so that’s the least I can do. Even though I feel like a loser sometimes but I have to remind myself that life isn’t all perfect and setbacks are bound to happen.

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28 and live with my mom.

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when I first got out of the state ward, still slightly deluisional I lived on my mom’s farm…being with the animals and the grand fields of wheat I thought I was in Heaven…then I finally got stable on meds and my much younger teenage brother wanted me to move out…so eventually I got tired of him yelling and messing with me and I moved out…just as well…taught me how to be independent…if Angie dies I am going to ask to move back home with mom.

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I’m 44 and live alone.That’s a curse.So much people like to live alone,only to have privacy,and that means nothing to me.I already asked my father twice to live in his guest room,but he denied me.When you’re alone illness gets worse and voices and everything,no privacy bc of neighbors and everything gets unbearable.I wish my mother is still alive.

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