Yea, I don't see myself as a loser when i am literally healthier than 99% of people

It's not exactly free, you pay rent with your money.  When you live at home then you pay with your sanity if your situation isn't the best.

Adulthood is getting a lil too scary bro

I'm turning 26 tomorrow and i still live at home but I buy the groceries for the house and constantly help my parents as much as I can. Just make sure you're doing something in return for them letting you stay with them. Don't feel bad for yourself in this economy it's hard for everyone just make sure you do things that are productive. 👍

Social Media tries to make you feel bad for this but I promise you the economy is TERRIBLE 😭.

It sucks knowing other people knows what it's like to be treated like a teenager in your 20's, but at least i'm not alone 🥀

No one and I mean absolutely NO ONE should have to feel like a failure due to systematic injustices presented at adulthood that prevent you from personal independence

It was an early freedom that one could still afford. But not today anymore

I hate those type of parents that think: "When you're 18-years-old, you're an adult. You got no time to relax, you gotta go out, go to college, get in 50K dollars worth of student dept and get a job!"

Like, dude... I personally think every person, before going to college, should take a gap year and think about what they really should do.  And I personally think that 20 should be the legal age of being considered an adult instead of 18.

The problem is society is still filled with people who refuse to believe they’re living in the modern age filled with the consequences of their past actions while we also have the modern generation living with the consequences of the actions of their predecessors.

I wake up each day seeing through my eyes, knowing I am only in hell because I have a brain.

Your're not a loser, you are simply playing your strengths in a society trying to keep you as broke and reliant as possible on it to survive.

This is so relatable. My mom is a massive control freak & the job market is hard as hell, not to mention the people in my town suck.

Im 24 turning 25 in a few months, im full time at walmart, graduated but its so hard to find a job since companies want people with years of experience. I live with my parents and do some chores as well as help pay the water bill, my part of the car insurance so im not just living with them for free, and still paying off a medical bill which should be paid off by December. And with how expensive it is in my town to get an apartment, rent itself is over 1300, up to 1600 a month, I would barely have enough money for groceries and utilities or not even enough.

1:46 "others progress" AKA being performative in social media where everyone's profile is squeaky clean

After being 21 is when most people starts actually feeling as an adult and it becomes more concrete as we get old obviously. no one can feel they are adult at just being 18.  
I think 20 should be the new 18+ label

my aunt is 27 and she still lives with her mom, but.
She has her dream job, her own car, helps with groceries whenever she can, and she literally go to parties/clubs every single weekend.
She literally living the life 😭🙏

And what's even worse is that nowadays it's so much harder to get a job, because you need experience to get a job, but you also need a job to get experience. So like... where do you even start to even get a job in the first place to be able to afford to live on your own? Like do you know what I mean?

Me right now unfortunately but yeah

I live with my mom, and I'm totally fine with it. The world is far too cruel and dangerous for an autistic individual like me. I can't even talk to people without stuttering a lot because my brain ended up getting a blue screen of death.