Sep 18, 2021·6 repliesY’all itt talking like 24 isn’t the new 17. You haven’t seen all the articles about how people in their 20s can’t get a place of their own even after college? It’s bad out there, the days of moving out at 18 are gone. Perpetual/extended adolescence is the new norm
Sep 18, 2021·1 reply
The Young BlizzardWhat did you tell your parents?
And you kept the door open??
Bro youre 24 years old
Just go upstairs
Sep 18, 2021·1 reply2wordsY’all itt talking like 24 isn’t the new 17. You haven’t seen all the articles about how people in their 20s can’t get a place of their own even after college? It’s bad out there, the days of moving out at 18 are gone. Perpetual/extended adolescence is the new norm
Life expectancy became longer and maturing became slower
- Sep 18, 2021K DOG 99
Bro youre 24 years old
Just go upstairs
Ok I get it now
But I was refering less what I do at home and more What I tell my folks beforehand
- Sep 18, 2021·3 repliesMoonchaser
Life expectancy became longer and maturing became slower
No that’s not what happened lmao
It’s economic
- Sep 18, 2021·1 reply2words
No that’s not what happened lmao
It’s economic
Yes exactly we both go to school full time and our jobs don’t provide enough for rent
Sep 18, 2021·1 reply2wordsY’all itt talking like 24 isn’t the new 17. You haven’t seen all the articles about how people in their 20s can’t get a place of their own even after college? It’s bad out there, the days of moving out at 18 are gone. Perpetual/extended adolescence is the new norm
so many young people move out and go straight to debt or never save any money, but hey it beats living with your parents
stay at home if you cant afford it- Sep 18, 2021
When the beds rockin don’t come knockin
Sep 18, 2021This thread takes me back to the days I would sneak a girl in the crib and lock my door and turn the volume on Netflix all the way up and go to work
Good days wish I had those times back.
- Sep 18, 2021The Young Blizzard
Yes exactly we both go to school full time and our jobs don’t provide enough for rent
dont think to much about it. ask your parents if its cool you have a girl over and if they say no it is what it is. if they say yes, they are grown and understand what you are gonna do lol
Sep 18, 2021dotMso many young people move out and go straight to debt or never save any money, but hey it beats living with your parents
stay at home if you cant afford itThis is it lmao
Sep 18, 2021·2 replies2wordsY’all itt talking like 24 isn’t the new 17. You haven’t seen all the articles about how people in their 20s can’t get a place of their own even after college? It’s bad out there, the days of moving out at 18 are gone. Perpetual/extended adolescence is the new norm
Man, I worked at burger King, went to college and had my own place (with roommates) at 19. Yall just like having it easy
- Sep 18, 2021·3 replies2words
Y’all itt talking like 24 isn’t the new 17. You haven’t seen all the articles about how people in their 20s can’t get a place of their own even after college? It’s bad out there, the days of moving out at 18 are gone. Perpetual/extended adolescence is the new norm
Yeah but 24 you're old enough to move past the awkward moving around stage. At that point you're an adult similar to a roommate
- Sep 18, 2021·1 replyRockstard
Man, I worked at burger King, went to college and had my own place (with roommates) at 19. Yall just like having it easy
Where? It's not impossible since I have had homies who done it as well, but the difference is I have a lot more in savings and in my investments compared to those guys. The other difference is that they're one car accident away from losing it all and I have a safety net that I can still eat comfortably for 6 months.
- Sep 18, 2021·1 replyragedsycokiller
Where? It's not impossible since I have had homies who done it as well, but the difference is I have a lot more in savings and in my investments compared to those guys. The other difference is that they're one car accident away from losing it all and I have a safety net that I can still eat comfortably for 6 months.
Northern Cali, so it wasn't cheap, but it wasn't impossible. Tbf I didn't really have a choice in the matter, as I didn't really have a parents' house to go back to.
6 months to live on is great and more than the avg American has saved, but by like 25,26,27 I'd expect you to have a down payment on a house saved up if you've living rent free this whole time 
Sep 18, 2021Oof car s***woat
Sep 18, 2021The Young Blizzard· editedSo like I’m 24, and my new gf, me and her we have s***in my car but it’s uncomfortable and hard, and we both live at home with our families, like I want to have fun with her in my bed, but my mom works from home and my father is retired
I have my own bedroom upstairs on the other side of the house, what are your thoughts on me just asking if I can bring her over?
Just introduce her ( if you haven’t just yet)
Then go to your room. Do your thing.
Not that complicated
Sep 18, 2021·1 replyNigga said he 24 lol boy you gotta bigger fish to fry than tryna sneak a nut past momma
Sep 18, 20212wordsY’all itt talking like 24 isn’t the new 17. You haven’t seen all the articles about how people in their 20s can’t get a place of their own even after college? It’s bad out there, the days of moving out at 18 are gone. Perpetual/extended adolescence is the new norm
sad
- Sep 18, 2021·1 replyragedsycokiller
Yeah but 24 you're old enough to move past the awkward moving around stage. At that point you're an adult similar to a roommate
wheres ur iconic avy?
- Sep 18, 2021·2 replies2words
Y’all itt talking like 24 isn’t the new 17. You haven’t seen all the articles about how people in their 20s can’t get a place of their own even after college? It’s bad out there, the days of moving out at 18 are gone. Perpetual/extended adolescence is the new norm
guyland by Micheal Kimmel is a great book about this and other issues of men growing up later than now
- Sep 18, 2021ragedsycokiller
Yeah but 24 you're old enough to move past the awkward moving around stage. At that point you're an adult similar to a roommate
Ok I guess I can concede that tbh
Just idk, it is what it is
- Sep 18, 2021·1 replyCOWBOY WAYNE
Nigga said he 24 lol boy you gotta bigger fish to fry than tryna sneak a nut past momma
Wym what you talking about? I mean we have a kid on our way and we’ll finish up college by the end of next year, but like is it not wrong to want to respect what my parents are ok with?
Sep 18, 2021·1 replyOP just talk to your parents respectfully about the situation you’re a grown adult I’m sure they can understand
- Sep 18, 2021·1 reply2words
No that’s not what happened lmao
It’s economic
but u cant say maturity hasnt slowed down too
i mean with this lack of money comes a lack of responsibilities. people are having kids later, making major life moves like buying a house later etc. i know people who are in their late 30s who havent hit those milestones yet
theres no doubt imo that maturity has been delayed and many are living their childhood dreams out as adults