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| View Poll Results: "I live with my parents, wanna come to my 30th Birthday Party?" | |||
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Chocobo
 Member 1401 Level 12.13 Mar 2006 
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I'm 20, and still live with my parents, although only during break. (Great house too <3 ) Although I could always move out, it would just seem silly when they're my financial supporter for part of my living expenses as well as college (and those GREAT loans)
When I was younger, if I heard that someone older than twenty is living in their parent's house, I'd immediately get a mental image of a fat nerd eating junk food and living in the basement. Now, I'm not so judgmental, and it doesn't sound odd for people to live with their parents, even after they're married. After college, I might get a place of my own, or live with my parents (paying rent and whatnot), depending on my financial status, I suppose. Jam it back in, in the dark. 
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