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> having the kid "finally" moving out at 18+. You are generalizing aspects of US to the whole "west". Statistics show the opposite: in most EU countries people
by goodpoint 5y ago
> having the kid "finally" moving out at 18+.
You are generalizing aspects of US to the whole "west". Statistics show the opposite: in most EU countries people don't leave home at 18 by far.
Also family is important in many EU cultures and people visit close relatives often.
- jmrm 5y agoIn the same comment you can read: > Those who stay are not doing it for cultural, but mostly for economical reasons. If you look statistics about young adults leaving home, and young adults who doesn't have a job (or don't earn enough to buy or rent a house), the correlation is pretty hard.
- goodpoint 5y agoIn the US, yes. In other cultures no.
- fxtentacle 5y agoIn the US, yes. In Asia, no. In Europe, it depends.