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As you noted, it is likely that something went seriously wrong with raising them (coddling, over-helping, etc.). But you don’t need to be “kicked out” to start
by Cyph0n 5y ago
As you noted, it is likely that something went seriously wrong with raising them (coddling, over-helping, etc.). But you don’t need to be “kicked out” to start working on building your life and your career.
- Vadoff 5y agoI meant being kicked out if the parents clearly see 0 desire from the child to further their education or get a job. I don't think there's anything wrong with people living with their parents if they're going to school or working.
- watwut 5y agoBut there is definitely something wrong with paying gaming computer for son who is old enough to work and dont. Or son who is old enough to clean and never does. None of these stories have issue that started at 24. They all have parents enabling the kid ever since kid was 6.