/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23909026
>no really to hang out with and watch Christmas movies
>have to watch up and don't hear everyone down stairs
>spending money on a 200sqft apartment with paper thin walls
>not building generational wealth
Lmao, anon. How come these people don't understand that this "Live on your own" is a new concept to trick people. In doing so, your family is spread out thin and are less likely to come together. What they don't understand is that families us to purchase large amounts of land and build multiple houses within their lot. Living by themselves but together at the same time. This is the biggest obstacle for landlords but they've now successfully found a way to trick young people into doing this. Stay strong.

>>23820493
Yeah man, it's fucking hard mentality. Knowing that I'm a fully grown man still living at home. If I had somewhat of a career and still at home. I'd be ok with that. But not having anything to my name but failed "businesses" is really demoting. At the same time though, I'm glad that I'm experienced this in my 20s and not my 30s or 40s. I still have a chance to correct my ways and do what I can to have stability in my life. Again, this passed year and a half has been solid for me though. I'm starting to come to the conclusion that all of those mistakes are finally paying off and I'm actually learning from it. Lmao, maybe that's life. Who knows.