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[hvacexplained]

I personally think he wears glasses just for that effect of taking them off when he’s very surprised/excited/ shock value … 😂😂😂

[stayathomemarine]

Saying you are young and 'just a kid' when you really are in your 20s is a way to avoid accountability and responsibility.

[ray]

I was with her until she started with the I'm young, and infantilizing herself. I suffered from my parents sabotaging me and infantilizing me, i hate it when people do it to others or themselves.

[Discord]

What happened was the school system, job market, and shrinking middle class made it so that living a delusional life is more rewarding than actually growing up

[dominicthomas]

I work as a chef in a medium sized company. One thing i can say about the youths starting work is that they give up as soon as things start getting tough. Like the first hint that things might get a little busy or tough and they have a mental break. Cant cope with pressure and dont want to really get involved in any overtime and more than willing to leave you hanging if your short staffed. Its sad really but the one bonus is that if you are a ypung person and you work hard its easy to outshine others. The competition is just that weak

[Pearsbswne]

"She boils it down to me that we haven't left yet.... because I dont want to leave" yeah?

[amoose]

Yes. It was covid.
That being said staying around your parents / in-laws to help each other is really nice if they area and opportunities allow it.

[sarbear]

28??? Im almost 24 and i started listening to the show, moved out, paid off my debts and am financially independent. I definitely do not say “well im just a kid” my parents had been preparing me for life for my first 18 years 💀

[WoFDarkNewton]

Our society continues to suffer for a lack of “coming of age” tradition. In the absence of a societally accepted commencement of adulthood, society suffers. People either act like kids, or they invent their own metric (incarceration, drinking, pregnancy (regardless of marital status), etc.)

[yyyyyk]

Not "everyone her age is maturing slower", it's everyone who ends up on Caleb's show.
It's a selection of the most immature people who don't represent a whole generation. (But obviously some portion of their generation has that mentality)

[avesgreen]

Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for shutting that nonsense down 😂😂

[reverendthumper]

It started before COVID and then got worse. Someone once told me that as a GenXer when I was dealing with GenZ I should subtract 5 to 7 years from their age and then assume they had the level of maturity I had at that lower age. And I have to admit that usually works.

[soilder_k]

I’m 19, but I have an apartment and a roommate, I’ve been on my own for two years now even when I was with my parents I never asked for anything but a roof over my head and food in my stomach. Also I have my own car!! Used, but cash bought!!

[kittya]

My grandfather died. I was in another state and received the call in the middle of the night. Stay as long as you want. Money won’t get that time back.

[cherrypie]

There’s pros and cons to staying around family. Yes it’s best to spend as much time with them especially your parents, but you also have to take care of yourself first. And also recognize if they’re causing you problems and affecting your relationships. There’s a sweet medium to this.

[demon.]

As a 23 yo, it definitely was Covid. A lot of us got screwed over by Covid and majority of us couldn’t properly enter the adult world accordingly after high school. So when Covid started ramping down and started allowing people to attend school or work n stuff, most of us who graduated hs 2020 ~ 2022 entered that adult life at an older age (20-24) and so we now have people in their 20’s barely learning about the real world and how to function independently when we should’ve been learning that stuff when we graduated high school (18-20)

[kylaj]

So it’s actually believed that people are maturing slower because of technology being so prevalent at such young ages.

[Ikigai]

Thank you for being real and true to who you are. Call it out king

[morbidmatters]

Alabama has opportunity in Huntsville, Birmingham, and Tuscaloosa. In rural or declining areas there's not much, just like most other places.

[ThatsCrazyWhoAsked]

Im 22 and my gf is 22. Same highschool, same year graduated, different experiences. I started working at 15 and I left home at 18 and started crashing with a friend until I could afford a car because my mother was threatening to kick me out. It wasn't easy, and hasn't been with the cost of living just exploding after covid. I've learned a lot, been through several jobs and met a bunch of wonderful people I wish I could stay and work with. I'm still trying to find my place in the world but I live in my own apartment room and I have a very used (170k miles) Honda I DIY maintenance on (fluid changes, brakes, the easy stuff)

My gf is 22, has -- and still is -- lived with her parents all her life and has only held a job for 8 months when she turned 21. She got fired because her older sister and I had an argument and her older sister kept my gf from seeing me (yeah, that one is a crazy story) so the employer assumed she abandoned the job. We tried to get it back a few months later but no response. Anyway, so 8 month job, no responsibilities at all. No rent, no bills, no sense of urgency. Her food is paid for by her family, her computer and phone are hand-me-downs from her older siblings, she knows absolutely nothing of the outside world besides how to get a job. She hasn't filed her taxes, she doesn't like speaking to strangers, and she doesn't want to move in with me. We've been dating for 6 years. She says she doesn't feel comfortable in new places.


We had a similar issue as the two in the vid. I want us to be an independent duo, where we both work, support each other, and learn together. She wants to stay home with her parents until they die and not go outside. I kid you not, she has not been outside for a month and whenever I try to see her there's always an excuse. No she isn't cheating, that's just how she is.


She's so comfortable in her world she doesn't want to face the real world. She spends her time playing games and watching Twitch streamers. It mind boggles me how a human being can be that ignorant, lazy, and selfish. I don't know what'll happen to her when her parents die and her siblings refuse to help her and I don't know how long I can stay with someone like her but nowadays these people are just way too comfortable.