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I think it depends on the Some of us grew up listening to Jimmy Buffett the cool ones still do signature shirt Additionally,I will love this financial ability of the parents. I certainly could not afford to support my children into their late 20s. Basically, your parents paid for your home downpayment. Would it be nice if all parents could provide their kids a 20% down on a home, sure, but just aint the reality for many. It’s a cultural standard that was fostered intentionally. Why? Why else? To sell things and create resource taps. Everyone needing their own home means everyone needs their own car, they need a set of appliances, they need insurance, homes can be speculated on much easier if people want them, and on and on. I don’t think this it’s correct, what it happens it’s that most of americans go out to college, maybe in the same are or out of town so they have to go. But im not sure they get kick out when they turn 18. What i can say, it’s that it’s more of stigma of being a “Loser” if you are over 20 and live with your parents. In most of the world, this doesn’t happen, actually you leave home when you either buy a house or get marry.

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