Is it normal to have roommates as a young professional?

[Anonymous No.26488712]

I just accepted a job offer. As we all know the housing market is crazy and despite having a decent salary for a recent grad I´ll be looking at sharing an apartment. What I wondered is that the norm these days or how do you guys do it?

Just asking since having roommates after college would've been seen as kinda "weird" back where I come from, especially considering dating.

[Anonymous No.26488822]

>>26488712
my yuppie friends have roommates or live with their girlfriends.
i lived with roommates for a few years and wouldn't do it again. i'm back with mommy until i can afford my own place.
also you're still young as fuck. 22-25 are basically college 2.0. I was still going on massive drug and alcohol binges with the boys multiple nights a week during that time and sleeping on their sofa. if you were 35 then living with roommates would be weird but living with roommates at your age is fine.

[Anonymous No.26488855]

In San Francisco or NYC or other super high COL cities this is very normal, and can be convenient if you run low on ketamine or sugar.

[Anonymous No.26488876]

>>26488822
Fake. You will never live by yourself by anything more than choice

[Anonymous No.26488887]

>>26488712
Housing is so expensive now, it's near impossible to live without roommates unless you like having no money leftover after rent, food, utilities, etc.

[Anonymous No.26488943]

>>26488876
what did you mean by this?

[Anonymous No.26488974]

>>26488822
This