Living with mom, dad, girlfriend
More and more young adults worldwide are putting off the time they move out of their parents’ homes, for various reasons including high debt, underemployment, and needing to save. Would you move in with your guy/girl and their parents as a way of saving enough money to get your own place?
Cay, 38:
I must be going through a serious crisis or a string of bad luck to do that.
Tricia, 34:
I moved in with my ex a year after being together. His mother lived in the same house but on the other side, so my interactions with her were very minimal and she was a nice woman.
Rodney, 41:
As a man, I don’t think I would want to do that. I would feel less of a man to move in with her and her parents, unless it was more of a pit stop until we got somewhere to live; but only for like a week.
Kym, 32:
I’m big on family but not that big on the idea of us all being together living under one roof. I would feel uncomfortable doing so.
Claire, 36:
Any man who wants me to move in with him and his parents will have to come way better than that. That isn’t how I would see our future together. Next thing you know he doesn’t want to move out and we end up living there till his parents die.
Renee, 27:
Things must be really bad between us for me to go and move in with his parents. Really bad.
Noah, 24:
I would never do that. That would be awkward. As a man I couldn’t feel good knowing that when we make love her parents might hear. No, that’s just not right.
Wendy, 36:
I don’t care how great his family might be, as a grown woman I want my man and myself to be free. I don’t want to feel uncomfortable living with him.
Sally, 29:
Why would I do that? There is no way I would move in with his parents. I couldn’t care less how long I have known them. Our relationship is ours, not that of his family. So I have no plans of moving in with his parents.
Dwight, 39:
This type of setting is for the man who doesn’t plan on growing beyond the hem of his mother’s frock tail. It’s not right to move your woman into your parents’ house. I wouldn’t do that to my parents and I surely wouldn’t do it to hers.
Petal, 26:
We must just be starting out in life together for us to be living with his parents, and if that was the case and I agreed to do it, we must have a set deadline as to when we plan on moving out.
Orane,32:
I moved in with my ex-girlfriend a few years ago when I lost my job. It was the biggest mistake I ever made. Her family was always in our business and being just the boyfriend, I was the target of animosity and the source of all the problems in the relationship as everyone took her side. We had no privacy to discuss our problems. Our relationship ended and I had to live there for a few months after it was over because I had nowhere to go.
Apple, 21:
Not even if hurricane come and blow off my roof. There has to be another option. I’m not going to move in with any grown man and his parents.
