You Won't Believe the TOP 10 European Countries Where Young Adults Refuse to Move Out!

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

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  • @AmazingEuropeChannel
    @AmazingEuropeChannel  19 дней назад +3

    What do you think of this situation? What is the situation in your country?

    • @suevialania
      @suevialania 19 дней назад +2

      Less homes! Low wages! Immigrants and refugees take homes with support of wealth care from the state!😢

  • @EleutheriosKaralis-yq9vl
    @EleutheriosKaralis-yq9vl 19 дней назад +3

    Yes,here in greece it is not only the economic crisis ,but the cultural normes:Gender equality is not really internalized a man expects the wife to replace his mother in cooking, cleaning and ironing the clothes,and take care of the house.A woman living by her own,is suspected to be sexually liberated.So it is expected that children live with their parents until they marry.

  • @jennykonijnenburg3031
    @jennykonijnenburg3031 19 дней назад +4

    Its not that they want to stay with their parents, its that its far too expensive to rent or buy their own place to live in. That is a very sad case 2:19

  • @EatInTaiwan
    @EatInTaiwan 19 дней назад +3

    So Italy is 6th and 9th (respectively EU and non EU countries included), yet the thumbnail is showing the stereotype of Italian man eating spaghetti with mom aside feeling him like a baby. Nicely done

  • @lucone2937
    @lucone2937 19 дней назад +2

    Fewer than one-in-five young adults (ages 18-34) in the Nordic countries of Finland (18%), Sweden (17%) and Denmark (16%) lived with their parents in 2023. In Finland only 13,7 % of women and 22,5 % of men in ages 18-34 lived in their parents' home in 2023. The most popular mode of housing among young people is rental living. Owner-occupied dwellings are usually acquired closer to the age of thirty.
    If you want your own individual freedom and treated as an adult, it happens easier when you live your own. It doesn't mean that you don't have good relations with your parents, but many parents also courage their children to be independent when they are young adults. Making education primarily a state responsibility you are not at the mercy of your family situation.
    For instance the Finnish gymnasium ends typically at the age of 19, and after that many want to continue their studies at the university for Bachelor's and Master's decrees. In Nordic countries students often relocate for their studies, especially since many universities are located in different cities. A strong social network provided by the state helps facilitate this move.
    Besides in Finland the Defence Forces are based on a universal male conscription. All men above 18 years of age are liable to serve either 165, 255 or 347 days. About 80% of Finnish male citizens complete the service. In the army most men have to leave their childhood home behind at least the age of 20. When you learn to live on your own as a young single adult, you will also learn many practical skills of life like cooking, washing clothes and how to use your money wisely. If a man lives with his parents around the age of 30, it doesn't make him particularly desirable partner for a woman, quite the contrary.

    • @andrewwanner6855
      @andrewwanner6855 19 дней назад

      @@lucone2937 well, are women the same age living with their parents? Some men enjoy staying with their parents. It may not be all about money. Women need to get to know the real man, not his living status.

    • @lucone2937
      @lucone2937 19 дней назад +2

      @@andrewwanner6855 In Finland only 13,7 % of women and 22,5 % of men in ages 18-34 lived in their parents' home in 2023. So, it is less likely for young women to live with their parents than young men especially in countryside.

    • @AmazingEuropeChannel
      @AmazingEuropeChannel  18 дней назад +2

      Thanks for sharing these valuable informations!! 😊😊

    • @PapilioArgiolus
      @PapilioArgiolus 18 дней назад +1

      That’s true, as a Finn I can confirm 👍🏼

    • @poohoff
      @poohoff 16 дней назад

      So Greeks live with their parents and have one of the lowest suicide rate, whereas Finns are very independent and have a one of the highest suicide rates

  • @fabiogallotta7155
    @fabiogallotta7155 19 дней назад +2

    In Italia ci sono salari bassi e prezzi troppo alti ed è davvero difficile vivere da soli. Io vivo solo, ma a conti fatti, se avessi continuato a vivere con i miei genitori ora avrei dei risparmi. In Campania la situazione è differente, poiché molti giovani vivono in case proprie situate in palazzi familiari. Quindi tecnicamente vivono vicino ai familiari e questo ammortizza molto i costi e non è male una soluzione del genere

  • @anacasanova7350
    @anacasanova7350 15 дней назад

    En china, egipto, marruecos, filipinas y en japon.......o en Grecia. e italia, los padres ancianos no viven solos , siempre hay algun hijo o pariente cercano con ellos .

  • @vivk1998
    @vivk1998 19 дней назад +1

    Nothing wrong, in SE Asian countries it is normal to have multi generations living together.
    The adult kids live with their parents till they get married, unless the singles wish to move out of their own.

  • @90taetaeya
    @90taetaeya 18 дней назад

    In malaysia, many don’t leave their parents home at all!

  • @spacedoc370
    @spacedoc370 17 дней назад

    still depends is that village or town

  • @dux_bellorum
    @dux_bellorum 20 дней назад +2

    Parents never treat their children as grown-ups

  • @anacasanova7350
    @anacasanova7350 19 дней назад

    Lo más normal que un hijo viva con sus padres mayores y no les abandonen en su vejez. Así se hace en los países de África, musulmanes, asiáticos.

  • @Kommentator1000
    @Kommentator1000 19 дней назад

    Ein Freund wohnt mit 50 wieder bei seinen Eltern und ist gerade Großvater geworden.

  • @RapshaD08123K
    @RapshaD08123K 20 дней назад +4

    Adult babies

    • @M.C.K.111
      @M.C.K.111 19 дней назад +3

      Europeans are more mature than Americans already at 15/16... Family bonds are stronger and even if they share the house with parents they have their own life, a job..but they save money so at 30 they have saved enough money to buy a house ... Europeans don't like to borrow too much money from the bank...

    • @andrewwanner6855
      @andrewwanner6855 19 дней назад +2

      Only in the USA is it viewed this way. So sad that we have this prideful attitude.