Infantilizing young adult

[Anonymous]

It’s a mix of phones, life genuinely being more complicated and more expensive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don't forget the parents who have the tracker set up on their kid's phone. Oh right, that is for safety.

Parents are paying for the car, phone, gas and insurance.

20 years ago, college kids weren’t on their parents health insurance.

You are paying for all of this for your 25 year old? I think you're the problem.

[Anonymous]

In other countries they marry off the women young and the men stay at home till they can afford a wife. I don't see that there is a huge problem helping out someone starting out. Its a problem if there is no growth in the adults own world.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Don't forget the parents who have the tracker set up on their kid's phone. Oh right, that is for safety.

Parents are paying for the car, phone, gas and insurance.

20 years ago, college kids weren’t on their parents health insurance.

You are paying for all of this for your 25 year old? I think you're the problem.

If one has money, there is no reason they keep it as inheritance and let young adults struggle.