Why Kicking Your Kids Out at 18 Is Actually INSANE | Ep. 1753
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Top Comments (10)
The family unit does not benefit when everyone is all over the place. Our ancestors were much happier and content when everyone lived around each other
My boomer parents kicked me out at 19, and now bemoaned the fact that I live 4 states away and they’re lucky to see their grandchildren once a year.
I grew up on my grandparents' farm. The houses were spread out on the acrege. I liked having all the family close. Now we live 10 -15 minutes away from each other.
I'm a boomer and my kids were 18 in the late '90's . I didn't kick them out. They left when they got married or on their own.
Our son is 29 and lives with us rent and utility free. He's working full time but has spent the last six years paying his way through flight school. I feel immensely privileged to help launch him on his chosen career like this. For my birthday next week, he's flying me to a little mountain restaurant with its own airstrip for lunch. You reap what you sow in life.
To quote from Gomez Addams in the original '60s Addams Family show, "Why have children just to get rid of them?"
I’m a 22yo man, and my two brothers and I bought the house next to my parents house.
100% agree with not kicking them out just because they’re adults. I have a family compound and it is fantastic. The kids each have their own home and they and the grandkids come and go at each other’s houses when they want. This is the way.
Those who will do anything to protect criminal migrants regardless of societal burden, are the same ones who dispose of their children at first opportunity.
I’ve been wondering for Years how much we’ve been and still are being fleeced at every turn .They skim every dollar that passes through, then we get taxed multiple times on the same money. Skim bags
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Top Comments (10)
The family unit does not benefit when everyone is all over the place. Our ancestors were much happier and content when everyone lived around each other
My boomer parents kicked me out at 19, and now bemoaned the fact that I live 4 states away and they’re lucky to see their grandchildren once a year.
I grew up on my grandparents' farm. The houses were spread out on the acrege. I liked having all the family close. Now we live 10 -15 minutes away from each other.
I'm a boomer and my kids were 18 in the late '90's . I didn't kick them out. They left when they got married or on their own.
Our son is 29 and lives with us rent and utility free. He's working full time but has spent the last six years paying his way through flight school. I feel immensely privileged to help launch him on his chosen career like this. For my birthday next week, he's flying me to a little mountain restaurant with its own airstrip for lunch. You reap what you sow in life.
To quote from Gomez Addams in the original '60s Addams Family show, "Why have children just to get rid of them?"
I’m a 22yo man, and my two brothers and I bought the house next to my parents house.
100% agree with not kicking them out just because they’re adults. I have a family compound and it is fantastic. The kids each have their own home and they and the grandkids come and go at each other’s houses when they want. This is the way.
Those who will do anything to protect criminal migrants regardless of societal burden, are the same ones who dispose of their children at first opportunity.
I’ve been wondering for Years how much we’ve been and still are being fleeced at every turn .They skim every dollar that passes through, then we get taxed multiple times on the same money. Skim bags