>living with mommy and daddy past the age of 18
What's wrong with Millennials?
the Jews won
> marrying with 18
Are you retarded?
>Quick, I'm almost 18 so I've gotta go out and get myself in debt!
>Getting enough money when you're 18
>>56740135
>What's wrong with Millennials?
havent picked up on the fact that their ideology is a shit sandwich designed by billionaires to keep them perpetually poor.
Honestly of I could i would.
Yea its funny to make fun of them for still being dependant on mom/dad.
We will always have that. But you know you are a bit jealous.
I could save so much fucking money if I had this as an option.
What we should be pissed about is the lowlife faggots who do nothing with it. Save up and get a house.
But no. Most just do fuck all and die alone.
Saving mad dosh so I can do what the fuck I want. Might start a business, might buy a house. Idk
>>56740135
What has changed in the last 30~40 years that suddenly made it unacceptable to have multi-generational homes?
>>56742088
you know what
dunno, i gtfo'd exactly at 18
anyway old families used to live together as communities 50-100 years ago. that's not the problem.
the problem is that our grandparents sold our values to the jews for the beeg munnay machine that is progress, so our parents came out weak willed and hippieish.
we're the second (or third) generation of useless soft fags, born in apathy and raised by tv and social media drama as the only conflict in our squalid lives.
>>56740135
Have you seen the price of property in Australia? Might as well just live with the folks until they die and take their house.
>>56740135
>Buying a house/apartment at 18
What bank in their right mind would give you a loan for that?
Why can't I just stay home and go to university at the same time?
>>56740135
Low salaries and high costs of housing in Serbia. Also, I'm still working towards my Masters in Computer Science, hopefully I'll be able to afford renting some OK-ish place in the next couple of years.
>economy is fucked because of our gobberment
>housing is insanely expensive in urban areas
>only thing becoming relatively cheap again is gas
>getting a place to live and support yourself normally means 60+ hour work weeks, with a spouse
>Millennials are the same as the last generation, and the one before that
It's always been the same, except our economy is fucked now that the newer generations are picking up the scraps.
>>56740135
>he makes this thread every day
>>56740135
have you lived under a rock since 2007?
> no jobs
> even if you can get a job, it's usually not in your field, and it's usually not paying much
> due to inflation the minimum wage is actually less than it was in 1968
>have own company
>don't have enough to move out yet (no rent)
>stay with mommy and daddy but pay expenses
>mommy and daddy offer to buy an apartment but refuse because don't want to spend their money
am i a bad millenial?
WHY DO YOU KEEP REPLYING TO THE SAME THREAD, SAME PICTURE, DAY AFTER DAY?
1987 here.
Still live with mummy and daddy. You mad bro?
>home gym
>indoor pool
>big ass rooms
>huge house
>get along really well with parents
>old family dogs and cats in house that i wouldnt want to leave
>literally saving 80-90% of my pay because not much expenses besides running costs of my car/other hobbies
Why would I leave this place to go pay rent to live in some shitty apartment with some random dirty cunts?
I just feel like you're jelly of me desu senpai.
>>56740135
I guess you assume literally every non-western filial society is also fucked up, because living with your parents/family is pretty normal
>>56740135
I have Schizophrenia.
>>56740135
Hah!
Hah!
LOOK DAD, I POSTED IT AGAIN!
>>56740135
I'm a millennial that moved out at 17. I'm 28 now and have a solid career. Fuck off with your stereotypes boomer.
>>56740135
" moving out at 18" is an anomoly and was never possible except for he mid-late 20th century
All the way up to 1960 most people couldn't afford there own home until much later in life if at all
He artificial credit/debt bubble (that has been collapsing since 08). Finally brought that artificial wealth back to reality
Young home ownership is an anomoly not multi-generational households
>ITT
>>56740135
Because the kind of job you can get with a high school diploma rarely pays enough to be self-supporting in your own home.
Unless you're a university student, moving out at 18 is a financially dangerous move and can easily lead to bankruptcy or even homelessness if things go badly.
>>56740135
>jobs aren't stable enough
>jobs don't pay enough
>jobs aren't numerous enough
>jobs require more experience
>housing is more expensive
Thank you conservatives....
>>56740135
I'm going to college next year so I'm staying at home because it is cheaper.
>>56742992
>implying factories aren't hiring
All you have to do is show up on time, not use drugs, and not fuck up too bad at work
I'm 23 and still live at home. Massive house, pool, get along with my parents well and it seems like they really love me. I'm not going to be extorted into debt and bullshit because people might think I'm a loser.
>anons such a manchild, saving every penny of his income. Not like me, I'm an adult, I piss it away because people might not think I'm cool!
go ahead, whatever
>>56740135
>18
>no experience (can't even get working papers till 16).
>no degree
>no credit
Why aren't employers, banks, and landlords are begging for me?
>>56744199
Yes conservatives did this
>>56744447
Same deal but I'll be 24 soon. Why would I give up access to a hot tub and the beautiful countryside to live among tweakers and niggers?
>>56744199
...That's not fucking conservatives that did that you fucking stupid jackass. I'm so fucking tired of hearing you dumbass liberals sitting here pushing Socialism breaking things making things more worse and harder to do, and then fucking saying that it's US who did that. Fuck you you fucking stupid piece of fucking shit, you and your Socialist bullshit policies fucked things up in the job market. You pushed minimum wage without understanding how that would fucking fuck it all up, you pushed income tax without understanding how that would fuck it all up, and then you fucking sit here and can't stand to know how wrong you are and how dumb you are, so you fucking go and blame the right on it. You're a victim complex having dumbass, and so is your entire fucking party. Fuck you. Please fucking do us all a favor and kill yourself so you can't damage the economic system of this country any further with your misguided stupid feeble minded attempts at pushing income equality.
>I have a mortgage, that means i'm independent!
Kek.
>>56740232
> to live on your own you have to be married
Are you retarded?
>>56740135
Oh look it's this thread again
>>56740135
>8,000th time i've posted it
what else are you xoing with your life, canakek?
>>56740135
Chronic seizures, if I'm alone and have one I can die. I have a job (sort of) because i refuse to leech of the government, but I'm in a trade trying to become an electrician. Can only do so much in this situation.
>>56740135
>living past the age of 18
why not just kill yourself desu senpai
>>56748053
Living with mommy and daddy until you save up enough of a down payment to avoid a * high ratio mortgage is good enough
>* Which is <20% of the amount of the loan
>>56742088
Oy vey you must get your own place goy!
Your own vehicle, goy!
Yes, yes! you need to buy more stuff! I can help you with these loans - for a nominal fee...
>>56740135
poor paying insecure jobs
rising cost of housing
The baby boomers fucked us over by ruining the job market and not properly preparing us for adulthood
>>56740135
>LEL LIVING WITH PARENTS SO I MUST BE A DEGENERATE MEME
nice one anon!
>>56748732
Hey friend, can i hire you? Nothing like an electrician with chronic seizures to set your entire property on fire.
Possible to live solo in switzerland
I mean you can but you will have nothing left at the end of the month
Its quite rare to see someone living on their own. I know lots of people on their 30 living with their parents. Im 22 soon and also with parents and my bros here too.
You only go out if you got a wife so you can dual pay the rents and shit.
Lifes fucking expensive here
>>56749118
Right? I get intense auras a minute before so its not like its out of nowhere.
>>56740135
Fuck you snow nigger, tuition ain't free here.
>>56740135
>>56749038
OP doesn't realize for most of human history makes lived with their family until they were married and then began a family of their own.
This whole "Moved out with my friends and work" shit has barely been around 50 years.
Living with your parents until you get married isn't degenerate at all
(For the record I live with my wife but would be totally okay if my son or daughter lived with us until they got married)
>degrees are worth almost noting and will be devalued even more if Bernie "Free College" Sanders is elected
>culture went to shit
>promoting the emasculation of men and giving minorities and women more power
>destruction of the nuclear family
>shitty economy means more people and older people working shit-paying jobs that teenagers used to work (fast food, retail, etc.)
>employers seeking people with experience/degrees more than ever because it's too expensive to train new people now
>education system is shit and no longer prepares students for adulthood, instead opting for useless electives and spouting liberal drivel
Millennials are the symptom, not the cause.
>>56746567
assblasted conservakuck spotted
>>56749515
I love you man. Treat your children kindly and keep them positive and safe.
>>56740337
OP is 18 year old 300lb hambeast that doesn't have a good relationship with his parents.
>Average U.S. house price in 1963 = 19,300.
>Average U.S. house price in 2010 = 272,900.
Source. https://www.census.gov/const/uspriceann.pdf
Your average millenial downright cannot afford to buy a house.
>>56750012
Adjusted for inflation?
>>56740135
Can we not have this thread a bunch of times every week.
>>56740135
>rich texans and califags move into my college town which happens to be where I went to high school and where my mom lives
>average rent for a shitty two-bedroom apartment is $1500, utilities not included
>average wage is $10/hour if you can even find a job
Simply put, I can find an apartment with two or three other room mates, eat little, and live in squalor and work as much as I can when I'm not in class to be able to afford this. Or I can live at home, chip my mom some money every month to pay my share of bills/groceries and live in good conditions. It's a no-brainer.
>>56750012
>>56750133
It gets even worse when you take inflation into account, because not only is the money worth less, but prices have also increased in a completely disproportionate manner. Honestly, get bent. I hate it when people who don't know shit bring up "inflation" like they're trying to sound smart. The system right now is rigged to siphon your hard earned money, with interest, for the rest of your natural life
>>56750133
Is this what you were asking about?
>>56750746
Why the asshurt? I was simply asking if the numbers he quoted were adjusted for inflation. To ignore inflation is like ignoring per capita when talking about crime rates.
>>56750758
Yes and holy fuck. I can't help but think it's a little bit worse in [CURRENT YEAR].
>>56740135
so im 24 right now, been living on my own since i was about 20 after saving for college, but unfortunately im gonna have to move back in with my parents for a few months because of some health issues. Does this make me a degenerate? id really rather not move back in with them but at this point i dont really have a choice if i want my health to improve i cant be living alone.
>>56749515
Can I live with you, anon? :3
>>56752436
>Does this make me a degenerate?
If you had been paying attention, you'd realize that you've already made it farther than most of your peers.
So relax, sapsucker.
>>56753200
>So relax
but id say some of my health issues actually make me quite degenerate :/
>>56740135
Live with my parents when going to college, graduate, and save up enough money to buy a house.
The pussy might have stopped flowing in those early college/postgrad years, but my cash income flow did not. Now I can have best of both worlds. Moving out prematurely is a shitty financial risk that I wasn't willing to take after seeing it not work out for 80% of my friends. I don't regret my decision, and the cost of a few years of independence was well worth the trade IMO.
>>56740135
I'm 43. Came of age in early 90s. Back then if you were over 18 and not in school, you moved the fuck out. there was still a sense of pride in being a man. That has gone from murka today. Now on the other hand, the90s was a different economy, different job market. You could save up 1k, put it in a tech stock, and have about 7 or 8 in a year. If you didn't like your boss, float a resume and have another job in a week. I do telecom cabling. Fiber, etc. back then if you could hold a pair of snips correctly and could spell "telephone", you had a job. Young men today ain't really got a chance. Hell, I have a 20yr resume that got me an easy 25 to 35 an hr 7 or 8 years ago, and I had to take a $15 an hr cat6 job(same job for the same pay I had in 2000) this year. It's fucking hard out there. Hate it for you guys. My boy will be 18 in 4 years and bet your ass he's gonna pack his shit. Not cause I don't love him, but sooner he gets out there and gets his ass kicked by the world, sooner he learns to tale it in stride and fight back in the war for resources that we fight every day we put our boots on. He's gonna have it a whole lot rougher than I did. Keeps me up at night worrying.
>>56740135
>>56754979
Or, you can not be fucking retarded and help him prepare for such a world instead of just kicking him out. That doesn't mean baby him, but prepare him for adult responsibilities prior to just shoving your kid out the door.
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>>56740135
I dunno. I'll just keep saving money and you can tell me how great it feels pissing your paycheck away on rent. $30,000 and counting for me, 25 and maybe in a year or two I'll consider getting a mortgage for a house I can actually call mine.
