Did anyone else keep living at home once they got a job to save

Yes you are being a manchild.

You will mature so much in your first years if independence.
After a few weeks the idea of going home will feel like hell.

>>1293755

You're not a manchild, you're just being smart in your enviroment, it's not 1970 anymore, in most cities you just wont be able to live by yourself while building a small fortune in you're 20s.

Just domt be a dick, try to cover your (hopefully) moderate expenses and be grateful to your parents (they will be grateful to you in their retirement years).

>>1293755
i did the opposite: i moved out before i got a job

>>1293755
Saved $280k living at home. No fucks given. Any anon who tries to mock you with the "life experience" meme didn't move out of home with $280k to cushion their transition to grownup land

As if life is meant to be hard

>>1293919

"as if life is meant to be hard" philosophical... Always an equilibrium.

>>1293755

Money can you only take you so far and accumulate, it's simply a matter of cycle and experience. Your transition is what counts, you'll always have a parachute to fall back on. You can always set a provision and try living within a budget, it's always a start.

>>1293755
Honestly it'd take you like 2 years to reach your goal and it would enable a lot of opportunities for you that the ignorant wage slave that left their parent's house in the suburbs to share a studio with 2-3 other losers, swimming in small amounts of debt could possibly have. Then again, time is precious and moving out will affect your development. Do you really value the next 2 years of your life and do your parents limit your lifestyle, or possible dreams and aspirations? If not, stay at home.

My father and I don't like each other, otherwise I would be living at home

>>1294992
Are you his wives son?

>>1293755
Do it. Stay and save. But give a little back to your senpai you selfish leech.

>>1294953

That's a meme, bro. I would go without social development and sex for 100K+ savings opportunity.

>>1293919
>$280k

What was your job?

>>1293827
This

>>1295079
>That's a meme, bro. I would go without social development and sex for 100K+ savings opportunity.

What the fuck makes you think you'll save $100k+?

Living expenses are like $15-20k/year usually, you can save and invest the rest. Stop using it as an excuse to be a manchild.

That money will NEVER get you your best years back

Assuming you're saving most of your savings it should only take about 2 years to reach your goal right? I say do it, but I'm doing the same thing you are so I don't know the flip side of things.

Tbh I don't understand why people place so much difficulty on moving out? What the hell do you have to adjust to? Cooking? Cleaning? Paying bills?

>>1293827
This. I move out for a year and half and moved back after 1 year 8 months later. It is hell. Please don't euthanize me though, it can be reversed after you win the fight against the unfathomable depression.

Why not just live at home and fuck your girlfriend in her dorm on the weekends? (That's what I do)

>>1296044
Because living at home in your 20's is still a red flag to most people. It gives off the irresponsible loser who needs to get shit together vibe. Hard to get a girlfriend or even the confidence with that in mind.

in all seriousness, staying at home while working is one of the most straightforward ways to make money.

>>1297033

>giving a shit what people think while you accrue a small fortune

I take it you buy brand name clothing too, right, Chad?