What is the maximum acceptable age for a guy to live at his parent's

pls answer

>>70089133
about the same, I moved out with 20 though

>>70089133
18 or you are a loser.

>>70089133

Still there at 24 :^)

Kill me

>>70090070
Why exactly are you a loser?
Can people in Europe buy and sustain a house with 18 y.o?

>>70090120
Youre expected to move into a dump with other people of your age and rent a room there.

If you havn't done this around the age of 18-20, you will be considered a mamma's boy.

>>70090223
>obligate you to move into a dump with other people of your age and rent a room there
Lel, do you call this parents?

Until their death

>>70090223
>considered a mamma's boy
B-but I am.

16

>>70090399
No, its like an old house that people rent out to young people.

So you live there with your "housemates". Its usually a really trashy place in a bad neighborhood. It's honestly on the border of livable, but you are expected to move out.

>>70090560
Do they expect or is it a thing society, your friends, youserslf does?
Because if your parents want you to leave this early, they don't really like you.

22-23 is typically the acceptable time but it's pretty subjective I guess. In the north I think it's generally lower and in the south it's generally higher.

I am 24 still living with parents.
Usually people of my age are going to dormitory from Uni they entered to, but I enter to the Uni in my city and it didn't provided the place for me since I am local.
If I would want to rent a room it will cost me like 250 $ a month but even if I will find a job since I am a medic I will get about 120$ a month so I can't afford it.

>>70089133
20. The most would have moved out by then.

>>70090746
>If your parents want you to not be a man child they don't like you

That's fucking retarded

They want you to move out not only because it reduces the burden on them but because you learn important lifeskills from being independent.

People who live with their parents too long all end up having some sort of mommy issues or just being really immature or sheltered and socially autistic

Above 20 you need good reason above 25 it doesn't matter how good the reason is

I'd say it's more like this, if you live outside your parent's house:

Below 18: Weird, probably orphan or something.
18-25: Not expected, but common, specially for college students.
25-30: Should be trying to move out and get married.
30+: weirdo.

>>70090477
kek
After doing you military service, you better move the fuck out.
Me? I left home at 22, which is much later than usual.

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People don't generally shame people here for it
Mainly because renting and buying houses in Iceland is WAY TOO FUCKING HIGH
We already have a housing shortage and then people buy houses or rent them just so they can have tourists stay there instead.
Princes just keep going up and up and up and up.

>>70090953
This is not a family, this is a company.

Of course you learn important things when you live by yourself, but being kicked out at 18 by your own family "because it reduces the burden on them" is something I really can't fully understand.

Do Brazilians like bananas?

24, most people i know between the age of 20-30 rent a house with their friends

>>70091224
I don't, but it's cheap as fuck.
I love banana pie.

>>70091183
No one said getting kicked out.

Are you getting your ideas from amerilard int memes? It rarely happens and only if children and parents don't get along at all.

It's more just a subtle push to become independent. I haven't really met a well adjusted or normal person living with their parents past about 22.

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>>70091291
Do Brazilians like bananas in their anuses?

>>70091224
I do, my favorite type is prata which is not available in the US. Bananas are cheap, practical and delicious, everyone everywhere likes them.

>>70090070
Housing bubbles makes it impossible to move to even an apartment flat without having a full-time job or getting out with the biggest debt in your whole life, that you will never be unable to pay back fully. That's why more students are staying at home with their parents.

>>70091364
Maybe it's because you have the choice.
Housing is cheap as fuck where you live, finding a high paying job too. I don't know anyone here who is below 25 that can live by their own, even if they have a good job. Parents expect them to finish their universities, find a partner and live alone only if they are able to sustain their own lives.

In Brazil, it's not an option being poor, you will not succeed, you will only drown in debts and end up in some favela consuming drugs.

>>70089133
40.

>>70090783
27 never leaving, till they kick me out
pay 1500 for a 1 bedroom or live with father, who buys me beer, and pays for bills, in a 4000 sq ft house in the hills

30 ish.

Its normal for someone with college degree to live with parents for a few years, at least.

My parents expect me to never move out at all and stay with them. It's a cultural thing.
It would be fine if I planned to get a wife from chechnia (its normal there) but I can't take date any european, murican women while still living with my fucking parents at 25 or st. I think I'm going to move out against their will at some point.

Around 25-30.

It's very hard to become financially independent. If I were to live alone with my wage I'd lose 60% on rent alone.

>>70089133
21

Whoever marries first gets his own house, an on and on.
Whoever marries last gets to watch parents.

>>70094690
Ohhhhh, you should hurry the fuck up.

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>>70089133
Around 25-30
Keep in mind a piece of shit like this costs like 200.000 USD

>>70090223
I love my mom, fuck off faggot.

>>70089133
Depends what your situation is, I guess. If you're a total neet, anything above 23-24 might look bad.