re: What you think of adults that are being supported by their parents financially?

Aren’t much of an adult really

If it's someone going through med school/professional school like that or recently divorced with a child I don't see it as a huge issue bc it's a temporary thing

My mom kept me on her cell phone plan until I was married. It was cheaper than getting my own plan to just add a line to hers.

We've had a family plan since Suncom way back in the early 2000's. My brother, sister, mom and I are on the same plan, now with T-Mobile, and we alternate payments each month.

I want to be Dale Doubak when I grow up

I don't think about it. After the housing bust many adults had to move home with their parents out of necessity. The current downturn in the O&G industry has been a blow to many.
It will cost me north of half a million dollars to finally be rid of my drug addicted ex wife. Plus the 4 year college fund for her daughter, my stepdaughter,which she stole and spent on trips to Vegas and drug binges.
Had I lost my job during this O&G downturn I likely would have had to move home or face jail time for failure to pay my ex.

I was $500 behind on her payments this year and she issued a warrant for my arrest. I live overseas and didn't realize I had underpaid and she said nothing until my grandmother passed away at which time she informed me she had made arrangements for me to be arrested when I arrived in the US. The only reason I avoided it was because I had to delay my flight by one day and she sent the message after she thought I had already flown out. I had to miss her funeral at the risk of being arrested.

So I don't judge people who have to move home with their parents at a perceivable unacceptable age.

I can make all that go away for about 20k.

I've been holding out hope the wrong drug concoction would do it for me.

I do have a friend that lives with his parents and is 35. Known the guy since we were like 10 or 11.

Got a divorce 5 years ago and got screwed by a judge financially.

So he moved back in with his parents. It’s been a long time since the dust settled and he has long since been back on his feet.

He says at this point, he really doesn’t want to move out. He claims him and his parents get along great. He said it’s different being an idiot 21 year old but now, he and his dad hang out all the time.

I guess whatever works for people.

I would love to not have some of the bills i have though. That parent i would love

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What you think of adults that are being supported by their parents financially?

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I think they are still children.