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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Years ago, when we were just married, my wife and I were at her parents' place for a dinner. When we went to leave, a guest's little daughter asked where we were going.

When we said we were going to our place, since we don't live here, she asked "why?".

In her house were two grandparents, and two brothers with their wives and kids. It seemed strange to her that we would live all by ourselves instead of with the family

Sounds like future generations here (Canada) are going to see more multigenerational households like this little girl's
gpt
I dont think thats necessarily a bad thing! It just sucks for people like me whose families suffer from A LOT of mental illnesses/disorders/trauma that ultimately culminates into a highly dysfunctional and chaotic home life. I wish i could live at home and save money but my parent's house isnt a safe or comfortable place to be at. Luckily, i am in a financial position where i CAN move out, but if this is the direction where America is heading, then others whose families are like mine are going to be screwed