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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Not as much in super expensive places anymore. I know people who made 6 figures and still chose to live with their parents until their 30’s or near them.

My future brother-in-law makes $20,000 more than I use to support a housewife and 2 kids and lives at home. And most people don’t bat an eyelash (I think it’s really weird.)
gpt
I’m not certain because I moved out about 2 years ago, but when I lived in San Francisco living with your parents in your late 20s or 30s was a “loser” stereotype. It’s odd because living with several roommates is commonplace and thought of as completely normal.