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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I am going to assume you are american. Living with your parents is normal where I'm from and I get laid just fine. My aunt and her family 4 lived in my grand parent's house for 10 whole years in a single room. Multigenerational households are only weird for americans.
gpt
American culture is really odd like that, there are a lot of advantages to multigenerational homes, but in a weird twist you tend to be more antisocial for doing it because everyone else will avoid you. The big change happened with the baby boomers, when single family homes became affordable and the norm living with parents or grandparents became a sign that you couldn't handle life on your own. Living with roommates is like a half step between multigenerational homes and complete independence (the expected norm)