Average age people used to move at then vs now [TBD]

[grimlockcel]

2026 "In the U.S., most people move out in their mid-20s, typically around 24–27 years old."

1970 "In the 1970s–1980s, people left home much earlier than today. Typical range: 18–22 years old"

My boomertard family wants me out of the house and I am 19 right now working a part time job at amazon, literally how on FUCKING EARTH, would I even be able to afford an apartment or anything.

 

[ToBurble&Pine]

2026 typical range for sub5 incels: never

 

[Extern]

My boomertard family wants me out of the house and I am 19 right now working a part time job at amazon, literally how on FUCKING EARTH, would I even be able to afford an apartment or anything.

Brutal. I hate these retarded elders. The stuff our generation struggles with wasn't difficult in their time, but they pretend it was just as difficult as now for no other reason than to inflate their already large egos.

I would struggle to live independently now and I am in my mid 20s, at 19 I would have wound up on skid row.

 

[NonNTFailure]

Boomers don’t deserve their freedoms either fuck these narcissistic assholes

 

[nico]

My boomertard family wants me out of the house and I am 19 right now working a part time job at amazon, literally how on FUCKING EARTH, would I even be able to afford an apartment or anything.

shut them boomertards up.

 

[Inbred]

2026 typical range for sub5 incels: never

 

[CosmicSerialKiller]

Owning or renting property is a joke for men.

More than one in three (approximately 35%) young men aged 20–35 in the UK now live with their parents, according to 2026 Office for National Statistics (ONS) data. This rise is driven by high rental costs and property prices, with young men significantly more likely to live at home than young women (22%).

Maybe you can clue-up your normtard family, in a calm rational fashion of course.

 

[grimlockcel]

Owning or renting property is a joke for men.



Maybe you can clue-up your normtard family, in a calm rational fashion of course.

I actually made this post because I saw what you just mentioned about the UK, I was scrolling in the comments and all the boomers were calling them losers jfl

 

[CosmicSerialKiller]

I actually made this post because I saw what you just mentioned about the UK

Ah, I see. I saw the headline, and thought 'yep, that figures'.

I was scrolling in the comments and all the boomers were calling them losers jfl

Typical boomer reaction. We can't all buy property 40-50 years ago for jackshit, and this is how young men get treated...