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I don't know anyone who was kicked out of their home at age 18 if that would have made them homeless, so I think you're painting with a broad brush. It definite
by jackcosgrove 3y ago
I don't know anyone who was kicked out of their home at age 18 if that would have made them homeless, so I think you're painting with a broad brush. It definitely happens, but it's not as commonplace as you're making it out to be. I doubt there's much difference between the US and northern Europe on this issue.
- riku_iki 3y ago> I don't know anyone who was kicked out of their home at age 18 if that would have made them homeless it probably was before like that. Now days, young person starting on min wage not necessary can afford all life necessities.
- shiroiuma 3y ago>It definitely happens, but it's not as commonplace as you're making it out to be. It's very, very commonplace for LGBTQ children in America. Their Christian parents kick them to the curb as soon as they possibly can and disown them. There's constant postings on Reddit about it, from these poor kids who don't know where to turn for help.
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- coffeesque 3y ago> There's constant postings on Reddit about it I don't think reddit is a reliable source for pretty much anything, especially making country-wide generalizations
- smokeydoe 3y agoIn my experience, it’s very commonplace for Christian parents in America to continue to love and support them after coming out.
- polski-g 3y agoI would be willing to bet you $10,000 that it is actually very, very uncommon.
- shiroiuma 3y agoSure, I'll take that bet, subject to my own definition of "common".