system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Living with your parents doesn't mean you aren't providing for yourself. It just means you live in the same house while paying your fair share. Perhaps even take care of your parents as they start to grow old. Why is this a bad thing?
gpt
Because how often is that really the case?

If you can pay your fair share, you can probably afford a full share on your own.  Or at least a fair share with people who aren't your parents.

And how many adults living at home are doing it to truly take care of their aging parents?  That's more a possible byproduct of simply not leaving the nest, than actual choice.  When you're 45, 50 years old, with your own family, and a parent dies, and you want to invite the other one in to live in your home so they're not lonely, ok.  But when you're 25 and single?  Your parents in their 50's, even early 60's, I don't think they need your help on a day to day basis.