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It cool to live with your parents now. A guy in work who accountant live with his parents and he 47. He also own two apartments and rent them out.

Why do you always seem to be in a tizz? You always seem to be dysfunctional. Just accept the fact you cannot cope or survive in what is the easiest time (physically) to be alive in human history.

Do you still live with parents?

Back again ay

im 39 this year, working hard and achieved nothing. though, im still gratefull that i am able to provide raising my own fam. not a bigshot but still working towards that goal. it hurts personally not achieving goals ATM but grateful enough that i have the people who makes me work towards working on that goal. ❤

Im 37 and still live at home. I went to college, held jobs, etc.... its just impossible to build a normal life anymore. Even my parents are cool with it, we both mutually agree times have changed, and my generation is simply not going to have the same lives they had. I guess anything is possible, but I don't even think of marrying or having children anymore, I have lived so much of my life without it, it seems not possible to have it anymore. Even some old friends of mine who married in their early 20s had horrible divorces, alot of them tell me in the end I won because my life is simple. Also, I became a religious person and in general that has led me to a less materialistic life. I just feel society has changed and I dont have a place in it, but at some level I am at peace.

I've found that a habit tracker helps me too. It makes me feel accountable because I feel guilty/ashamed when I don't complete the tracker for the month.

have you ever looked into add/adhd? a lot of people think it isn't real but a lot of the things you talk about, I relate to, and sound like they are symptoms of executive functioning. Structure is important for people with adhd but we tend to rebel at it.

Just recently found your channel. I relate to everything said here.

I can totally relate about being a perfectionist but I've found that it's better to just put it out and make it slightly better each time (even it's by the tiniest bit) than to just keeping putting off trying to "put out the most perfect content". Focus on the message and type of content you want to put out and just be yourself. Have fun and I've enjoyed watching your videos on your channel! I hope to see more soon. :) <3

Great advice

I would not expect a young 18 year old to move out they are a kid just finishing high school and have no life experiences , but once a individual reaches those mid to late 20s knocking on 3o, you should have a place of your own, even if with a room mate- you are moving back home to be around multiple people anyway. However, if all us fails we always told our kids they can come back and help pay for utilities and groceries. Your not moving back home for free, but for a lower cost of living and it is easy to manage when you have your goals straight. If you have children that would need to be worked out as well when moving back home.

you cool!

really wise words man

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Thanks

i feel you

I find you relatable, and i understand why you're frustrated. This is your free space, for yourself to express your feelings all you like=) Oh, and, i also struggle a lot with self expression. Kinda refreshing to see my thoughts voiced by you

I wish I could live with family. It’s nuts trying to find a place to live with strangers. Stay close to family if they are okay to be around. Save money.

I resonate with this SO hard. People don't understand how easy it is to fall through the cracks. I moved out at 18 and did pretty well for years, but things fell apart around 26 and I had to move back home. I felt like a total loser, until an old friend reached out and got me a job with the company he worked for, and once again I was back out on my own. At 35 I'd finished an overseas job and moved back home for what was supposed to be only a month or so. That was February of 2020. Once the covid lockdowns hit, I was stuck, quite literally. After they lifted several years later, I was a different person. Lost, depressed, and hopeless. I've made several failed attempts to move back out, but all have failed. I'm now nearing 40 and I can't see how I'll ever get back out on my own again. It's destroyed my confidence, my social life, my dating life, my career prospects, all of which just reinforce the depression spiral. I wouldn't wish this on anyone.

He posted this 5 years ago when he was 40. So today i would say he's about.. hmmm. a little older now!

I'm 35 years old chronically ill recently diagnosed with autism. and pots . have no social life.. I'm depending on illness benefit. I don't have a job never went to primary school and secondary school.... it gets lonely to be honest

All the best to you! 🙏🏼

Man I you seem like a nice guy but dont get tunnel vision and try to become a big youtuber I have viewed that spiral before. Can u do a collabration with Adam

Don’t listen to other people’s opinions. There is no shame living with your parents. Just do you 😃

You must have cool parents. My 28 year old son lives at home with me and we're great friends.

I'll be thirty in 9 months, I am not coping. Mainly due to living at home. I am trying to see the positives with work and my degree. The dating side is what gets to me as a guy. Sometimes the lonliness cannot be ignored.

I don't have parents or a family home. No options like that for me since I was 19.

God I’m 42 with 3 children and believe me I wish I was at home with my foster mum ,

I'm 48 and still live at home. Not what I envisioned for myself when I graduated high school. During my senoir year I was in a horrible car accident and ever since then I've dealt with crippling depression,anxiety,cuttting and suicidal thoughts. Despite being on tons of meds and seeing lots of doctors/therapists over the years,I still struggle. I'm really scared of my future. But I haven't given up yet. I keep trying to find a better job and hopefully someday move out and improve my life. I'm at least hoping anyway.

ross pls tell me you didnt harm yourself

I feel like a completr Loser being at home 😢 i am turning 30 soon so....yea dont know what else to do at this point in my life...but i guess its whatever

Ross, I summon you. I need some advice and I thought you can help.

Not everyone's life follows the exact same path, for most : Go to college, leave home as a student, rent, graduate and find a career by your mid 20s, have a partner whom earns a similar income. Get married, buy a house together all by the time you're 30. Also, not all cultural backgrounds see it as shameful not to have your own place by a certain age, a lot of people in my country at age 40 to 50 still live at home with their parents as rent for single person is utterly crazy as is buying a home. You need two good incomes by the time you are 25 or max 30 to get a mortgage. I left school at 18 with no idea what career path I wanted, no college education. I always worked, mainly in retail work until 30 or so. I was fortunate to find a well paid job selling civil engineering/building products during the economic boom of the 00s I was fortunate to land a management position after 5 years there and was considering finally getting a place of my own but then in 2009 the boom collapsed and I ended up with a redundancy, which I banked along with my savings. I was now in my forties still at home with my parents but I also had a creative passion which was beginning to take off. I tried to break into the IT industry after doing some courses and landed a job which was terrible and had to walk away from, my self esteem was at rock bottom but my artistic hobby kept me moving forward and I accepted and learned that many other people had endured hard career changes that didn't work out due to many factors. I finally found two different jobs that had skills that kinda matched my experience and stuck them out for almost 8 years by now Im in my late 40's and still single I met someone a bit younger than me and it looked like we could get a place together by the time I turned 50 this did not work out so well unfortunately. So in my early 50s I'm still holding down one of those regular Ok paid jobs and my creative endeavours are beginning to show steady growth and additional income. In 2020 during the pandemic I could see that my creative passion is where I should be putting 100% of time into instead of my dull 9 to 5 which I was beginning to feel more and more unhappy with. Sept 2020 I left the job and pursued my passion. If it wasn't for living with my parents and being single and having no children this would not have been possible, now I have more life balance and a better purpose. My parents are both in their 80's and I have become their caregivers to a certain degree also. Some people may judge me because I never got away from my parents and feel there must be something wrong with me, well that is their perception, things just never aligned that way for me and its not always a negative situation, sure it can be difficult at times but so is owning your own home and paying a mortgage etc.

I'm 41old man and still have Bad luck with ladies ( maybe i'm not compatible with ladies) i have a good relationship with almost every person ( female and male) since the 9 years i'm falling in love with a beautiful Blonde girl i never was on a relationship because they reject me just with her eyes( i change My hairstyle,clothes ,My mind too , people invite me to parties but my presence is like a Ghost but what happen when you become old and nothing on the love ,your mind get autopilot the movies are a just a fair tales i saw 500 days of Summer, Sweet November any kind of movie romantic with good and Bad endings. All is just luck . And forgot something important you become tired of all this people told me years ago:" go to the church and meet something all was a mistake ( 5 years to the trash i got nothing ) i'm trust only in one women My Mom like Metallica said :" Sad but true ".

I’m 40 n still at my parents house to bro don’t quit

my boss lived at home till he got married he said if the woman didnt like it she wasnt for him

34, going back to college, in therapy, struggling with anxiety and no way of moving out. Sucks but thank the Gods for my parents

Im 35 and loving with my folks. But they're not providing for me. I cook dinner for the family, I run errands, Mom is a cancer survivor, and Dad is basically crippled. I take care of them as much as they help me. I dont live a free ride.

I am 44 and after my dad passed away 10 years ago, my mom moved in into my small apartment (she is living in the living room)... I am single, and I didn't have any dates or so in that time. I am the only child and love my mom but it would be better that she could live alone. But she has only a small cleaning job, not enough to get own apartment, and she doesn't want to get help from social care. I thought of getting her some cheap apartment, but I am not earning that much to pay for 2 apartments.... No idea how to deal with this. I feel angry and lost if I think about this. A lottery win would be the answer. Maybe some of you have an idea what we could do.

Wow still at home at 40. Imagine all the things you've prevented them from ejoying, having to take care of your sorry azz. I left home 4 days after turning 12. Almost 70 now. No way could i imagine myself ever leaching off another person.

Go to Turkey and get an hair transplant you complete tool!!!

Loser

I am 55. I lived at home with my parents all my life. I still live in the family home since they passed away.

Ross hasnt posted in 2 years. Are you ok?

Im 35 and still at home with my mother and let me tell you, its humiliating! The looks and smirks you get when people find out, as a man, deep down on some level it hurts your pride and your ego that youre not able to stand on your own 2 feet without "mommys assistance" as someone in my life once told me. Ive had to turn down dates when women have asked me out because i feel so ashamed and afraid of them finding out i still live at home. I cant take it anymore personally, im working towards getting my own place. Bur for anyone that still lives at home, as long as you are able ro bear it, stay as long as possible. For me though its time

I am 43, I live with my mother, I have been dead twice at 42 from pneumonia I contracted from a patient at the outbreak of the pandemic. Most of the jobs out here are low paying, excessive hours, no medical, and dead end with no chance to move up or grow. I am looking for a better paying job buts it's not working out; I could move but I have little to no money after bills and food. I had to leave my career after two death experiences, but I am still trying. My mother is a widow, and I am not putting her in a home, I have seen what they do to ppl at those places, and my mom will not be anywhere near that. So if you want to judge me, then fk you, you know nothing and guess what, death is coming for you eventually.

I needed this video at 29! As sad a reality as it is, this could be a strong possibility that I could be living with my parents at age 40, and as a single man with no relationship. Some people are destined to stay with their parents so they can look after them into old age, as a moral responsibility. I also have autism so being at home at age 40 is a very strong possibility and I cannot sugarcoat it!!

I make less than 20/hr and live in new england. How am I supposed to live on that, or ever hope to provide for a family?

Combine living with parents and living in a very isolated rural setting for the depression starter pack