@CPA2BEE and @CPAcandidate3
Oh please. I have found that these folks that are criticizing others for living at home after gradating from college usually also at the same time experienced growing up in a well off family, had their parents pay for their college, gift them a car, or offered a graduation gift post college.
From what I gather, these folks are attempting to justify their life decisions by somehow spinning it as a mark of maturity (yeah right!) by making all these ethnocentric assumptions about the person they are criticizing, such as “Oh, you living at you parents mansion in luxury rather than experiencing suffering of living in an apartment” which only really demonstrates the lifestyle that you experienced and are projecting onto others.
My opinion… those encouraging others to move out of their parents house as fast and possible usually came from a privileged upbringing. They are now attempting to spin their background as making them better and/or superior when really it just demonstrates the inability to delay gratitude.
OP, move out when it's best for you. Most cultures and people in the world see nothing wrong with it.
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