Moving back in with your parents in your 30s
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Moving back in with your parents in your 30s
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1 in 3 U.S. adults ages 18-34 years old live in their parents' home as of 2021, according to data collected by the U.S. Census Bureau.
As a 33-year-old who just moved back home a month ago, I’m one of them. I want to talk about this topic, because, for many in this situation, there is a lot of shame. And essentially, I think that's dumb lol.
3:05 - my TikTok (on @whits_tiks) about living at home with parents that went semi-viral with over a thousand comments of folks in the same situation
6:00 - "I didn't want to show my face ... I felt like such a loser."
6:28 - how I ended up moving back in with my parents at 33
12:45 - reasons people move back in with their parents in their 30s
15:40 - different views of living with parents outside the U.S.
17:00 - unique struggles millennials have faced whilst trying to become well-adjusted adults
20:18 - the silver living / positives of living at home with parents
24:12 - let go of the shame and replace it with gratitude
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