No, it really isn't. There's a cultural preference in the white USA for "moving out" of your parents house, but that's not universal. Canada is very multicultu

No, it really isn't. There's a cultural preference in the white USA for "moving out" of your parents house, but that's not universal. Canada is very multicultural, and a lot of people choose to live with their parents as a matter of preference. On your second point, I don't see what being in the "prime of life" has to do with living with your parents or not. But even that isnt the case , for example my friend's grandma is moving into a retirement home so they're moving into her old house.