Unfortunately I do. No way I can make enough money to live alone during college. Hell, I am extremely slow at everything, I feel like I need at least 30 hours a day and 10 days a week to do what I need to.

I'm fucking 40 and still live with my dad.

30 here and live with my parents. I never had a chance to move out on my own since the job I worked for a very long time only paid $27k before taxes. I recently got a new job that pays $50k before taxes, but need to work on my insane levels of anxiety that comes with the thought of doing something that might let someone else down or cause someone I care about to have to do more work (I help out A LOT at home to the point my parents tell me to calm down sometimes).

I'm 32 and live with my mother again. I lived in other places for about 10 years. Got a remote job, wanted to move closer to family and friends, and failed to find a proper apartment for an affordable price. Luckily I have the privilege of my parents possessing a fairly big house, so we moved in and live rent free.

I lived with my mother until I was 25, and only stopped at the time because she passed away.

I lived with my parents until I was 21.

My nephew at 20 is still living with his parents.

My brother in law lived with his dad until he got married at 40, he lived and worked on his family farm.

I live with my mom and brother. If I could live on my own I would, but this is better than the alternative for any of us.

Mostly I wish that we all had our own bedrooms, that I could do anything without either of them noticing, especially leave (I have perception anxiety and I don't like being questioned about what I'm doing if I do something unusual.)

Moved out as soon as I was 18. Kinda wish I hadn't have, little bro is still living there at ~35 and has it pretty nice.

In many (most?) non-Western cultures people live with their parents until they get married and move out. Just saying, it's not a thing to "judge" a person for regardless.

Me, 20 years old. But I do plan to get a job and save some money to be able to live by myself be independent and move out.

35 still living with my mom. After university I lived abroad for some time but then get into serious crisis of meaning and was like a living zombie for 2-3 years. Then found a nonprofit organization for which I needed some serious work and time to put it on the ground (similar to starting a business, but with a different goal). Now it pays off, but I am into very serious saving for big thing for future, so rather stay here still. I also love my mom so I enjoy the family life.

I lived with family until I was 29. Around that time, I got a new position at work that roughly doubled my salary, so after saving for a few months, I was able to move out and get an apartment.

Unless you count the dorm, yeah I do. It's pretty normal to live with your parents.

I'm 26, still live with my parents.

28 me and my mom still live together more like roommates than anything else split bills and so on.

33, still living with my parents. Stuck in a dead-end part-time job that's not nearly enough to be able to live on my own any time soon.

I'm in my late 20's and while I have a good job and enough cash on hand that I could make a down payment and move out, I'm not sure that I want to... As a US-ian The economy is in pretty rough shape and I'm not sure I want to be tied up in a mortgage when the bubbles start popping. Plus, if I were to uproot myself and move away from my family and friends, I'd almost rather full send it and emigrate to somewhere walkable, where the wrong medical diagnosis isn't a financial death sentence.

Well, I either get a house or I start a family. Houses already covered so I'm looking to get a family working

Stay with your parents as long as you want. The age of having to move out is long gone, and the age of taking care of your parents is back.

26 here