Why I live with my parents in 2024

In a culture that finds it to be 'embarrassing' to live with your parents when you're 20+ .. is that still the case in 2024? Does that mean you are more behind than everyone else to still be living with your parents... or are you blessed to be able to do so in such a time as this? Let's dive in!
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[thebiblechick]

I hope you enjoyed today’s video! Ive been really pressing into thankfulness lately and have found that something that I get picked on a lot about .. is actually such a blessing! When we humble ourselves.. whether that’s to move back in with parents, lean on friends or loved ones to help us.. just ACCEPTING HELP.. there is so many blessings to be found! God brings favor to the humble. Don’t let this generation fool you. God bless you all 🕊️

[roce]

Nothing to be ashamed of living with your parents. Spending time with your family is very important.

[blindthief]

I'm 46 yrs old and I live with my mom. Don't care what society says. I help her pay bills and since we're under the same roof it's easier for me to keep a close eye on her health which has been on the decline. I've been in many failed relationships. I'm happily single and plan to keep it that way. I just want to spend the rest of my life taking care of my mother, working, traveling, and enjoying a hot beverage in front of a fireplace.

[bobdenver]

I stayed with my parents until I was 29. My story is stay with them until you get married and you will be blessed. Don’t shack up!

[jemkeystv]

As long as I’m alive my children will always have a place to live

[kdnofyudbn]

100% I agree with you. Women being with their parents is the safest way to live both for their soul, financial and help their parents.

[BuckeyeGuy]

Family is everything. Today's 20-somethings are finally realizing that. Enjoy your parents. Love them and let them love you.

[LoveTarnue]

I seriously needed to hear this. Really beating myself up for still living at home, but in reality it is the greatest blessing my parents gave me.

[ermedicfhc]

Our kids 29 and 27 still live at home with us for all the reasons you mentioned! Go Taylor!

[jackieedwards]

My 31 year old daughter lives with me, and it’s great. It just makes sense.Good for you!

[rubi]

It's important to spend as much time with our parents and care for them because this is biblical.

[HappyHalBallard]

I am an old man. I can honestly say that seeing your videos has given me new hope for this generation.

[naugahydeboneproject]

Living with your parents is a blessing. I never understood how people have little interest in family members lives. Jesus is gracious beyond human comprehension.

[Jesusisourstrength]

Please live with your parents as much as you can. I miss it so much ❤

[ThebloodyRAM]

Totally agree with you! My father passed away back in 2020 due to brain cancer. As a result of that, I now live with my mother. I help her pay a lot of bills and thanks to that we
did not lose the house. My mother tells me everyday that if it wasn’t for my help she would not be able to pay all of the bills. That’s in addition to the fact that I mow the lawn, I take out the trash and I’m the one who pays the property taxes and HOA fee every year. Thus, I’m not embarrassed at all to say that I live with my mother. It’s the best decision I’ve made.

[starsfromheaven]

Live there as long as God wants you to. If you and your parents are compatible living together, don’t worry about it. You’re smart!

[CreativeWerxGFX]

I'm single, 42 and was born in 1982. I lived with my parents until about 2012, and pretty much officially got a job that I was able to hold on to in 2015 which made the transition easier. I learned a lot. I have no shame, and feel so independent now, and I am forever thankful for their support. It's amazing how healthy they are in their 80s now. I was fortunate my family was well off, but not so well off that I couldn't be grateful for the things I have. Don't let people shame you. Internally have much respect for your decisions you made in life, because they were your destiny. ❤

[willylumpnj]

I lived with my parents from age 22 to 25 after graduating college. Paid off my college debt. I traveled a lot out of state for my job so it made sense. I then went on to grad school. Everyone needs to do what is right for them. At age 24 my dad died unexpectedly at age 53 and I am so glad I had a few years together with him. That was over 40 years ago and I still miss him so much.

[cb]

That's great & wholesome. As long as you are contributing financially & with time to the household.

[moxiehonda]

You have AMAZING wisdom for someone so young! Your parents are totally blessed!!