At What Age Did You Move Out Of Mummy And Daddys?

Percy1983

reweird wrote: »

It's welcome to see that circa 87% of those polled did the right and fair thing for their parents and moved out by their 25th birthday. Certainly no need to produce any silly list as an attempt to justify their decision. It's only honourable and just to leave your parents to their own time, space, and finances.

Maybe you just don't understand that one size doesn't fit all.

If people are happy with a mutually beneficial arrangement then what is the problem?

Yes there will be many still living at home as they are still children but that doesn't mean ALL still living at home are still children.

Likewise I am sure not all those who have signed a tenancy agreement can be class as men due to that one act.

As mentioned before I would like to see a more detailed breakdown of the results with a breakdown of different generations, as mentioned these days it is a lot more common for people to be at home longer.

As it is I asked my parents what ages they moved out and why, and the main reason was because they could and it was easy, its not so easy these days, especially if you don't want to enrich a landlord.

Percy1983

Cleaver wrote: »

You are Alan Partridge and I claim my £5.

Its in the post!

ruggedtoast

Crikey 16 pages. Oh well, I grew up with my mum and my gran, both of them had died by the time I was a teenager sitting my A level finals. There doesnt seem to be an option for that.

kabayiri

18-25

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Crikey 16 pages. Oh well, I grew up with my mum and my gran, both of them had died by the time I was a teenager sitting my A level finals. There doesnt seem to be an option for that.

Reweird is the internet equivalent of a curtain twitcher, and you know they never give up!

The rest of us have our own lives to lead, rather than worry about others.