When do you expect your DC to move out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:just talked about this with my 10 yo. we expect her to move out when she gets married. i don't see the point of moving out if you are not starting a family.

What if they are gay?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My older cousin sadly died at 103 last week. She still lived at home. So I guess up to 103 years before they move out.

Alone or with her parents?

Her parents were dead obviously. She actually was out of house for her 25 year marriage till he dropped dead, then her two kids dropped dead, her parents dropped dead.

She just gave house to her 32 year old grandson

[Anonymous]

When married or when she wants to leave. I enjoy multigenerational homes.

[Anonymous]

No one else wants their house back so you can run around naked and have sex with spouse whenever you want? Just me?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one else wants their house back so you can run around naked and have sex with spouse whenever you want? Just me?

Me too. Kids need to be fully out by 22, and out for college in dorms at 18. Happy to host Sunday dinners but no inter generational living.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No one else wants their house back so you can run around naked and have sex with spouse whenever you want? Just me?

Me too. Kids need to be fully out by 22, and out for college in dorms at 18. Happy to host Sunday dinners but no inter generational living.

same. I'm not playing Mommy forever. I have a life to live myself.

[Anonymous]

Move out when they marry. Get a job out of college or grad school. Stay at home and save money so that they can buy a house as soon as they maryy and move out. Expect kids to be married, with a career and be a home owner before 30.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Move out when they marry. Get a job out of college or grad school. Stay at home and save money so that they can buy a house as soon as they maryy and move out. Expect kids to be married, with a career and be a home owner before 30.

Stayed at home for four years to save money. When I left the house at the age of 25, I had enough money for a 50% down payment on SFH in McLean in 2000. Finished my final mortgage payment in 2006, at the age of 31.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:just talked about this with my 10 yo. we expect her to move out when she gets married. i don't see the point of moving out if you are not starting a family.

What if they are gay?

They can still get married and have a family if they want.

[Anonymous]

I'm fine with my kids living here for a couple of years post college. They save $, are typically out of house all day and go for dinner with friends or the gym after work, so hardly see them. Love spending time with them when they are home and we have plenty of space in our house which is very close to the city where they work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:just talked about this with my 10 yo. we expect her to move out when she gets married. i don't see the point of moving out if you are not starting a family.

What if they are gay?

huh? do gay people not get married or start famlies?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:just talked about this with my 10 yo. we expect her to move out when she gets married. i don't see the point of moving out if you are not starting a family.

How do they know how to live without Mommy and Daddy if they don't move out until they get married? Learning to live on your own is a major milestone in adulthood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When do you expect your DC to move out?
just looking forward to when MY DD is out of college what should I expect?

White Family (I moved when I was 23 and MY DH moved out at 19..

For college or after high school is over.

One has a couple disorders and we are still expecting that and she has her therapies and tutors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Move out when they marry. Get a job out of college or grad school. Stay at home and save money so that they can buy a house as soon as they maryy and move out. Expect kids to be married, with a career and be a home owner before 30.

Stayed at home for four years to save money. When I left the house at the age of 25, I had enough money for a 50% down payment on SFH in McLean in 2000. Finished my final mortgage payment in 2006, at the age of 31.

Good for you.
Others moved out for college, then work, saved their bonuses and paychecks via working a lot and having roomed, then bought at age 25c rented it out during grad school, sold it later when in other city and married, bought a house again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:just talked about this with my 10 yo. we expect her to move out when she gets married. i don't see the point of moving out if you are not starting a family.

This has to be a female child. I'd never marry a guy who still lived with his mom.