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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
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
gpt
It's going to be a massive cultural shift too. Once I was working and engaged, I wanted to get my own place and my parents were of the same mind.

Interestingly, with the cost of care and the horror stories coming out of elder assisted living facilities, I suspect we'll see a lot more parents and children moving back in with each other so the kids and grandkids can take care of the grandparents