Financial era moan

my bed has space for you in it, and i would cook for you jess i wouldn't trust you in the kitchen, i would fear for my saftey if I did.

its all personal preference though

i would love to live with mates. but it would leave me with less money than i'd like. i'd rather save the money that i'd spend on a flat and in 2 years time be able to put a large deposit on a house.

it makes alot mroe sense

exactly.

and having to do EVERYTHING for yourself or it doesn't get done makes realise a lot...

i was the same when i lived at home - thought i had the easiest/best life ever!

but now i'd never move back, way too much fun living away from parents!

my big brother still lives at home and hes 27, he never went to uni.

i doubt your bed has enough form for yaself u lanky twat . does ya feet hang off the bottom of the bed?

thats what i said, people who dotn go away to uni and work usually stay with parents for longer

I said part of the experience, not part of life.

I'm not a student any more, and don't live with any students. I've moved to London, so living at home wouldn;t be an option even if I wanted to, and there's no way I could afford a property down here yet, so flat sharing's the only way. It's just something I would strongly recommend, I'm not saying it suits everyone's situation.

also don't you think your parents deserve a rest from you after 18+ years??

yeah but i prefer it anyway, i hate my feet being under the covers, infact generally, most of my body is on show

Pete stop trying to argue for the sake of it

but i have time for all that, im 22 lmao!

its different to years ago, people left school got married at 18 had 3 kids and that was it.
alot of people these days have kids in their 30's as opposed to late teens/early 20's

ive got my life planned, so dont try tyo mess it up by telling me how i should run it

leave him alone, argueing is fun, its makes the board, without it the board would be shit.

It's weird, but one of my favourite things from when I first moved out years ago was buying my own cereal Used to pick whichever one came with the best free toy

thats the best thing about living without parents, food shopping!!!! you can buy all the things you love.

you not think that is a little sad?

a lad i know is 23, and he still lives at home and shares a room with is brother, who is about 28

now that is truly pathetic

i work 10 mile away and i have a car, no need to move for commuting purposes! me mams cool with pretty much anything! she knows i take drugs and doesnt mind music and tv on. im happy. i really fancied the idea of moving out about 2 year ago but then again i was also trying for a baby. things change

But if you have it that good now, how are you going to have the enthusiasm to ever leave?

totally, but its his life, he can do what he likes

Did Derbyshire nick not give you a taster of living away from home?