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Is this true for anyone else?
I have a Vietnamese background. What I've noticed is that people usually don't move out of home unless they're "married off". That's how I saw my aunts and uncles (Dad's side) move out of home. They all used to live with my grandparents and one-by-one slowly moved out. One of my aunts' did not move out of home until she was married at 27 years of age..
Some people don't really see it as a problem, but others don't understand when I explain why I haven't moved out yet (I'm 19)
Does this happen in anyone else's family?
3 Answers
- 1 decade ago
yes sir that's normal right there. I'm 19 too and I'm not trying to move out soon, I'm still in school and my 100% income is from my parents. I'll still live with my parents even I graduate from college with a job. Then if i have ENOUGH money, depending on the economy, I'll finally move out to start my own life.
I think that's what people mostly do.
- GradeAMeatLv 51 decade ago
Yeah I think thats what usually happens, or at least they have a job and they're able to support themselves. I think you're still pretty young to move out of the house, but I know a lot of people try to get out so yeah, its common. Not that it's wrong or illegal to live at home for life too.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
no your move out once you have a stable job
