Completely understand why people in their 20s might still want to live at home. I myself absolutely hated uni, and felt really homesick throughout (and ended up spending most of my time at home, opting to commute in my third year), so I can understand her reasons for spending so much time at home. It’s also so difficult to be financially independent these days, with the cost of living and everything, so moving out is a really big thing.
but with Ruby, it just seems weird and, to be honest, pretty sad. She seems to have a really reclusive life - she lives in the middle of nowhere, is dependent on mummy and daddy to drive her around everywhere, doesn’t seem to have many friends. The teaching job, although it was hardly much, at least it was something and got her out the house interacting with other people a few times a week.
its just sad that she chooses to live like this, when it really can’t be healthy for her. And even if she doesn’t want to move out, surely she would be happier putting herself out there a bit more, and meeting new people, getting some kind of job.
I know what it’s like to be unemployed, and spending most of your days at home with little to no purpose, and feeing incredibly lonely and isolated. I don’t get why she chooses to live like this, when she has the opportunity to do so much more with her life.
but with Ruby, it just seems weird and, to be honest, pretty sad. She seems to have a really reclusive life - she lives in the middle of nowhere, is dependent on mummy and daddy to drive her around everywhere, doesn’t seem to have many friends. The teaching job, although it was hardly much, at least it was something and got her out the house interacting with other people a few times a week.
its just sad that she chooses to live like this, when it really can’t be healthy for her. And even if she doesn’t want to move out, surely she would be happier putting herself out there a bit more, and meeting new people, getting some kind of job.
I know what it’s like to be unemployed, and spending most of your days at home with little to no purpose, and feeing incredibly lonely and isolated. I don’t get why she chooses to live like this, when she has the opportunity to do so much more with her life.