>For the first time in more than 130 years of record-keeping, young adults in the United States are more likely living with mom and dad than they are living with a spouse or partner.
>Thirty-two percent of millennials adults aged 18-34 were living in their parents’ home in 2014, compared to 31.6 percent of millennials who live with a spouse or significant other, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis of government data.
That's what happens to the Baby Boomer generation for raising housing prices through the roof and encouraging feminist divorce laws. Why would I ever get married and leave my parent's house when it will cost me an arm and a leg in rent and mortgage, and then enslave me when she divorces me?
I can afford a home, I just can't find a modest Christian wife
Jordan Jenkins
Sorry, Canadians aren't counted in real surveys.
Ryan Powell
I'm dirt poor and the economy is terrible.
Nicholas Cook
>not building a wing on your parents' house and moving in there with your bride >not allowing your wife and mother to develop a close friendship >not allowing your parents to always be directly on hand to help with the children >not building an extended family shake my head to be honest family
Christopher Ward
You know what fuck you, just for this comment I'm gonna go shitpost now
Grayson Williams
Those stairs seem possible in real life to me.
Adrian Price
>afford a house >Canada
Whatever you say Monsieur Moneybags.
Cooper Taylor
Really looking forward to the conclusion of this. Getting paid one way or another.
Colton Sanders
>having to wait until your parents leave to conceive children Seems like an ineffective way to save the white race desu
