ChubClubThug
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Are you staying from guilt of leaving your mum to fend for herself and fear or the unknown? Or are you genuinely happy?Hello all,
I am just looking for your opinions on this…
I am 34 and still in my childhood home with my mum. She’s a tad controlling sometimes but overall we get on so well, we watch all the same things and love each others company.
What are your opinions on people being at home in their 30s? I’ve been exploring moving out but in all honesty I don’t want to leave. My cat is here too and I couldn’t bear leaving her. Should I just suck it up and go though?
A lot of the time as you say, society makes us feel we should be doing the things with our lives that is deemed as "normal" or you've failed at life. I think as long as you're mostly happy ( no one is happy all of the time) you're doing just fine! And you're winning at life. It's no one else's business how you live and what works for you. I think it's quite normal these days to be at home longer thanks to the high costs, it is impossible for many to make a home alone.
Just have some savings behind you for the future if possible, as things can change in the blink of an eye as I've learnt the hard way in life. Or one day you may change your mind or have different circumstances, so at least you'll have options