Is it bad to still live with your parents at 22?
And is it normal to be afraid of having to move out at some point?
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What do you mean “normal”? I don’t know the average age when moving out with my parents. However, I do not know why this should be relevant in any way.
If you and your parents are all right, it’s okay. You don’t have to look at what other people do or think appropriate.
Thank you for your answer. 💕
I don’t think it’s bad. Maybe you should try to talk to your parents about your fear. They might help you better, because now they’ve probably been through all this before 🙂
No, it’s not. It is never bad to live together with other people as long as the budget, finance and duties are fairly divided. You have to live independently. If you live with the parents, a partner, a buddy or anyone else, it’s just your thing.
No, that’s not bad, I’m 22 and I live with my mother. I also have a bit of fear of living alone, whether I can do all this 😅 but at the moment my mother does not want me to move out so is not a topic.
I don’t think it’s bad. Today, longer schools are visited, possibly studied or an education is begun. Until you earn enough money to afford an apartment, that’s normal.
To the question of fear, I wouldn’t call it fear. You gain freedom and independence, give up convenience for it.
On average, 26 are drawn in Germany, so: No.
Absolutely not bad and absolutely normal, really.
No
Basically: NO
you my sister is over 30 and she still lives with my mother just as I