"Living with one's parents is actually a great defensive position for both parent and adult child. There are solid reasons why most religions had extended families living under one roof as a common household arrangement. One could seek advice from both one's elders and God/the gods at the same time if everyone lived in one house."
This is assuming the family is healthy. I will never live with my parents again: if I have to be homeless, then so be it. My parents have embraced every single woke insanity, and are now trying to force me to get the vaccine, over my repeated objections; I'm not even telling them I don't want it, merely that I think it's wise to wait and see what happens, but that's not enough. So not everyone has the luxury of having parents they can stand living with.
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Date: 2021-06-17 11:57 pm (UTC)This is assuming the family is healthy. I will never live with my parents again: if I have to be homeless, then so be it. My parents have embraced every single woke insanity, and are now trying to force me to get the vaccine, over my repeated objections; I'm not even telling them I don't want it, merely that I think it's wise to wait and see what happens, but that's not enough. So not everyone has the luxury of having parents they can stand living with.