Why don't older siblings move out

[WizardKoala]

Nest leaver or home stayer? Sibling influence on parental home leaving in the United Kingdom

Studies have suggested that the timing of leaving one’s parental home can be influenced by a number of factors, such as gender, educational background…

www.sciencedirect.com

Using data from “Understanding Society: The U.K. Household Longitudinal Study”, we studied the process of leaving the parental home among 22,719 children and their siblings. The results indicated a positive relationship between leaving of a sibling and the own event of leaving. When siblings are brothers and have a small age gap, and when the nest-leaving sibling is older than the at-risk children, this relationship is even stronger. Finally, the more nest-leaving siblings one has, the less likely one is to stay at home. The findings provide evidence for cross-sibling effects on parental home leaving, underscoring the role of intragenerational associations with respect to life course events.

Mine are not incels but they still won't move out
It's getting intolerable living at mums house
But my main issue is not having a car and my own house to bring foids over

 

[boneless goblin]

I can't bear my family so I'll have to stay alone even after college, although I do visit them often now.

 

[WorthlessSlavicShit]

Cause no money, that's why people leave so late in my poorfag country (one of the green ones).


View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/1jo37ye/average_age_europeans_move_out_of_their_parents/

 

[Autist]

Cause no money, that's why people leave so late in my poorfag country (one of the green ones).


View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/1jo37ye/average_age_europeans_move_out_of_their_parents/

The moneypill is real