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20 + incels, how many of you still live with parents?

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Your parents seem controlling af dude

Indeed they are, and I have only become how cognizant of how controlling they are after becoming fully aware of how relatively uncontrolling the parents of my friends are. They touted platitudes when I was a child about how they would "Be satisfied with anything you want to be, so long as you are happy." But of course, whenever I want to settle down for a while, or just take it easy for a few months with respect to job-related matters, they are clearly upset, guilt-trip me about supporting my living situation, push for me to be more and more ambitious, etc. I believed those platitudes from childhood because I was a kid, but it took years of seeing otherwise to finally see that they are, in fact, controlling.

They can be nice sometimes, and there are respects in which I am friends with my parents. I love my parents dearly, but it is obvious that they are too controlling. Thus, I am starting to scale back everything I confide in them about my private affairs. It's very sad, because they know a lot about such things (whereas I know relatively little because of my dependence, which I am now trying to slowly break) and are capable of some good counsel which has helped me in the past; but the counsel of people who may freak out at anything you say is too expensive. Therefore, I am ending that aspect of our relationship and will elect to start tackling things myself, even if it means making mistakes which could have been avoided with my parents' knowledge.
 
I'm 30 and I live with with my dad.
 
I'm 23 and moved out a few months ago. It was one of the best things I ever did. Is it more work? Of course. Is a mortgage expensive? Yes (but I'm getting equity so it's fine by me). The freedom can't be matched though. I put things where I want. I sleep when I want. Make as much noise as I want. Doesn't matter. Being in charge is so much fun.

I recommend doing it when you can.
You got yourself a home at 23? props bud. I'm 24 and hoping to move out this year, living with both my retired parents is a pain.
 
I do, I'm 27 and wagecel so at least I get to save and moneymaxx.
 
Currently live at her house at the age of 35, been back here for just over 2 years. She does everything for me, cleaning, washing up, shopping etc
Mid-30s here too - I live with my parents but I'm always made to feel like shit and useless. I have to do all of my own chores except cooking here. I'm slowly selling off all my stuff so it'll be easier for me to eventually leave and lug around less shit when I eventually find a motel room to ldar/rope in one day. I like your name btw, I relate to it so well.

I just go to bed hoping I don't wake up one day.
Are we the same person?
 
I lived with my mother until she went into the nursing home. I was over 50, still living with my mother.
 
Yeh, I still live with my parents. My dad won't last much longer methinks. When they're both gone it's ER time -- at that point there's really no choice.
 

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