In America, “White culture” involves encouraging 18 year olds to leave home as soon as possible, and I noticed this in Protestant/Germanic Europe which is similar to White American culture, why?
Question for Whites
Owen Peterson
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Luis Gutierrez
Slovakia confirmed American
Gavin Perry
being poor is a factor
and majority of parents here are not brainwashed enough to expect their kids to leave until they themselves are ready to
Christian Ross
My parents are from East Africa and we’re expected to stay close to home. I even chose to go to college in my hometown so I could stay with my parents (I’m a zoomer) . But also because my dad is in his 70s so I want to make the most of time left. But “White people” (I know that doesn’t mean every European culture but you know what I mean, Anglos/Germanics) would rather maximize their youth, which makes sense but you only have so much time with parents.
Easton Thomas
brainwashed? more like stop being a burden and take charge of your own life. t. moved out at 20, homeowner 6 years later
Jordan Clark
My mother is not even german (Iranian) but my father is. And she kicked me out of our home. I was homeless for a time and had to find a new home. Has little to do with culture or anything.
In the west, it's just more common that family doesn't mean shit anymore.
Hunter Mitchell
The average salary in Estonia is 1000 euros after taxes.
An average one-room flat in a commieblock without renovations costs 75k euros (in the capital anyway).
Go figure.
Jason Williams
wat, like, per week?
Carson Miller
Yea I know Slavs are different, my guess it may be due to different family structures as well? I just know that Germanic Europe and broader Anglosphere sees kids leaving the house as essential for growth. There may be truth to that, pushing young men to be independent is good but children and parents should be there for each other
David Nelson
Per month.
Do americans do everything backwards? Dates, weights, distance, salaries?
Nathan Richardson
1. I am American.
2. My parents threw me out at 18.
3. I didn't talk to them for 20 years.
4. I left America.
5. I will never return to America.
6. I am going to be happy if my sons are here in my house at age 30 helping me physically around the property and playing board games with me.
7. I bought an apartment in the capital so they have a place to live during university and to start working after that.
Dylan Nelson
no because that is fucking awful user. christ on a unicycle
and many of us write day first on dates, you just don't know that because you're a foreigner
Nathaniel Wood
Did I mention that we're at 20% inflation, for the last 3 months?
Exactly one year ago I bought 300 gramms (0.66 pounds) of packaged 100% beef for 2.20 EUR. I was at the store today and it's 3.50.
If only you knew how bad things really are.
William Gomez
Jesus man I’m sorry to hear that, but I’m glad things have gotten better. I doubt my 70+ year old dad would have trouble carrying stuff as well.
This is why I’ve always hated the incel/virgin psyop perpetuated by roasties. I’m a loser for refusing to ditch my parents? Fine by me.
Tyler Thompson
But youre not mixed rigth? Youre not one of those half italian, half irish, half beaner mutts?
Adam Gomez
dude, that's terrible. I've noticed the price hike on things made from grains also. fairly certain it's gonna get worse, not jist because of inflation, but watching the commodity market from anything from diesel to postash. those costs get pawed off to both of us
and forgot to mention: we typically get paid weekly, biweekly, bimonthly, or monthly. so for example, if you fill out a credit application, you write it in and there check boxes next to it with those 4 common options
Jaxson Garcia
I don't think people here care. You live with your parents until you are done studying. Unless you move out to study. There is no real stigma.
Bentley Evans
In America, white culture is keeping adult children at home as long as possible, then paying their bills once they finally fly the coop. No wonder they are eternal children.
Owen Richardson
when people don't own the land they live on, pressure is given on the young to leave as quick as possible so they don't have to pay for 1 more person.
if you have land and grow food, then 1 extra person around is 1 extra person aiding in farmwork.
Andrew Harris
Because we value independence and being able to provide for yourself. Parents mostly don't just kick their kids out of the house until they have at least finished college and/or is working a full time job.
Benjamin Ward
I'm 27 and still living with my wonderful parents. :)
Brody Bell
Now imagine how much faster you would have bought your house if you didn't live on your own and didn't have to pay for rent and utilities.
Brody Hall
it probably wasn't possible at the time, that was right before the housing crash where broke mexicans were getting robosigned $600k mortgages with balloon payments, which ruined the housing market
Robert Fisher
>My parents are from East Africa
You need to go back
Josiah Gray
But isn’t the family inseparable even after your children finds work? What if your in my case where you’re a zoomer with a 70 year old father?
Cameron Watson
why don't you die for i$rael and stop being a burden on the world?
Parker Perez