Living with my parents at 25
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Hi y'all, in my channel other than spirituality and self development I want to talk about current issues and my take on them (especially if i'm familiar with the topic).
In this video I wanted to highlight the gratitude I feel by living with my parents as I am making the most out of it (knowing that they are not immortal and even though i'd like to have my own personal place I chose to feel grateful for what I already have).
Another point is that taking time for ourselves to figure things out is okay. It is not wasted time as everything is useful for our personal growth.
Also, do not think as a failure just because you haven't accomplished what society considers "normal", everyone is different, the only thing i'd advice to do is to follow what feels right.
Do not let yourself be dominated by stigmas and fears.
p.s I'm still trying to figure out how to make sense while I'm speaking lol
You made this video Long time ago, and im relating to it now, am thankful you made it, really helpful to me, makes me feel less alone for "being behind" as society says, of which I have never wanted to be ahead, ahead going where 😅
im subscribed i have been for few months now and i love your videos
Keep on keeping on ✅💯
there is no right or wrong, just whatever feels right to us! and thank you for your comment, I really appreciate it
Similar to the issue of not driving...i get alot of hell for that..
Im living with my parents making 6 figurs
I start living on my own at 27 !
I didn't go to college, and I am in my 30s. I work a good job. I am still living with my parents until spring and I am saving up.
yep, I totally understand...there's the misconception that those who live with their parents are just lazy, but there are those who work as well so it's a wise choice to make, working and saving up so at least you have foundations when you go live by yourself.
@@spiritualjournal1203 And in some cultures, kids stay with their parents for a long time to look after their parents. There are various reasons why people stay with their parents, and people are too quick to judge.
I’m currently back in college After taking time off because of the pandemic in 2020 it’s slowed a lot down and still is I’ll be 24 on Monday I’m young I’m stressing it or anything my mom 66 she had to hip surgery and beat cancer and she have lupus my other sister 47 no job and have a kid put she have to help mom my other brother 42 lazy lazy and he stay at the home other sister 36!nojob and have a kid I’m the youngest coming up 24 in couple days work at federal building cleaning part time and building 401k my mom is my everything and she need her kids but depend when you feel like you financially stable and ready to move out
I’m currently 23 turning 24 on Monday in I’m definitely hoping that I’m in a better place in my life by the age of 25 I’m currently staying with my parents work a part time job why I’m trying to finish school recently took time of after I graduated from community college I spent there 3 years 2020 pandemic hit everything change took a year off and recently went. Back last fall hopefully I get something out of this I just want to be happy and financially stable to take of my mom who is 66 two hip surgery and beat cancer and have lupus my other sister 47 getting old age take care of my mom she have no job other sister 36 have no job brother 42 have no job I’m baby boy 24 I feel like it’s so much stress is on me to take care of them
But I don’t know how money is important and I’m looking for some type job career that’s fit me I’ll lost sad and depressed and suicidal in my life
you got this, if you take care of yourself first then you'll be able to take care of your other family members too...keep doing what you're doing and you'll see results. you might feel a lot of pressure, but you're young and you will figure things out for sure!
@@spiritualjournal1203 Today my birthday 🥳 Big 24 you right Im young still learning but I’m also blessed to see another year because tomorrow not promise strong 💪 How old are you If you don’t mind me Asking by the way ?
Yes your expected to be independent, its important to your growth as a person. You go get a job that pays the bills even if you don't like it and you rent or buy. Saying society this and that only does so much when you aren't able to care for yourself because you never learned to be independent. Its more a fear of being alone with yourself that holds most people back
I never said not to get a job, my point is: anyone can live with their parents for however long they want without feeling judged. People can work, and still live with their parents because they want to save up not because they don't want to do anything with their lives. some people just want to be independent but at their own pace.
No one is truly independent. Societies are made of people who depend on each other. Unless you live off the grid then you're truly independent. My parents kicked me out when I was 17, did my fair share of living "independent". Thinking back now all my rent money could go toward my parents mortgage or my small business. Don't let the realestate defines your life style. I'm 28, moved back to my parents and just opened my 3D printable miniatures studio, Triple Spire Workshop. I'm able to support myself and my parents by just doing what I should have done long time ago.
@@miscboy5056 I’m 23 approaching 24 and I still stay with my parents and my mom 66 and sister 47 , 36 brother 44,42 I’m the youngest I know I’m young out why does I feel like it’s on me to take care of them and all of them stay with my mom exact one brothers and advice and I have no car no license don’t know how to drive sometimes I feel like what’s my point of living on earth It’s came to time I thought about committing suicide because of stress and depression on my life I feel like I was left out I was in a very dark place in my life at a young age 24 because the internet make it seem like or people in society living a better life then me