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From what I understand working poor and those on government assistance may not have a choice in keeping adult age children at home. The children might feel pres
by yardie 3y ago
From what I understand working poor and those on government assistance may not have a choice in keeping adult age children at home. The children might feel pressure to move out because of privacy and limited resources in the home. If they are working their income is included in calculating the amount of assistance received against the household.
There is also the societal pressure to find a place of your own for privacy.
Also if you’re in university you might only have guaranteed room and board first year. I know I didn’t have a choice after my sophomore year. No matter how much I protested I was required to find off campus housing.