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Why you should give a Mama's boy a
chance.
Max Green, 32, who moved back home
from the West Coast, told the New York
Post, "I moved back in with my parents in
August. I was dissatisfied with my job, was
thinking of going back to school, and
wanted to be close to my family."
This comes on the heels of a Census Bureau
study that reveals nearly one in five men in
their late 20s and early 30s are living at
home with their parents. And "in just the
past six years, the number of men living
with their parents has risen from 14 to 19
percent," while only half as many women
in the same age range are living at home,
rising slightly from 8 to 10 percent since
2005.
Despite the stigma attached to men living
with their parents—Mama's boy,
codependent, immature, broke—we think
these men could still be worth dating. So if
you happen to meet a guy in this situation,
here are four reasons not to immediately
write him off.
1. Different men live at home for different
reasons. Maybe he's helping out his
parents, saving money (student loans
anyone?) or was just fired and needs time
to get back on his feet. Maybe his stay is
temporary, and he's actually in the very
process of moving out. You don't know the
exact circumstances, and you should take
the time to learn more about them before
deeming him undateable.
2. The lack of privacy forces you to be
spontaneous. Sure, you guys can't get too
crazy (or have to be really, really quiet)
when his mom and dad are right up/
downstairs, but why limit yourselves to the
basement or bedroom anyway? Now you
have the perfect excuse to get it on in
crazier locales, such as the park or a mall
dressing room. It definitely makes for some
stories!
3. It'll help you get in good with his
parents. What's better for the longevity of
your relationship than a great relationship
with his parents? By spending more time in
their house, you get a better feel for who
they are as a family. Imagine all of the gift
ideas you'll come up with for special
occasions and holidays.
Have you ever dated a guy who still lives
at home? culled from kinwap

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Why you should give a Mama's boy a
chance.
Max Green, 32, who moved back home
from the West Coast, told the New York
Post, "I moved back in with my parents in
August. I was dissatisfied with my job, was
thinking of going back to school, and
wanted to be close to my family."
This comes on the heels of a Census Bureau
study that reveals nearly one in five men in
their late 20s and early 30s are living at
home with their parents. And "in just the
past six years, the number of men living
with their parents has risen from 14 to 19
percent," while only half as many women
in the same age range are living at home,
rising slightly from 8 to 10 percent since
2005.
Despite the stigma attached to men living
with their parents—Mama's boy,
codependent, immature, broke—we think
these men could still be worth dating. So if
you happen to meet a guy in this situation,
here are four reasons not to immediately
write him off.
1. Different men live at home for different
reasons. Maybe he's helping out his
parents, saving money (student loans
anyone?) or was just fired and needs time
to get back on his feet. Maybe his stay is
temporary, and he's actually in the very
process of moving out. You don't know the
exact circumstances, and you should take
the time to learn more about them before
deeming him undateable.
2. The lack of privacy forces you to be
spontaneous. Sure, you guys can't get too
crazy (or have to be really, really quiet)
when his mom and dad are right up/
downstairs, but why limit yourselves to the
basement or bedroom anyway? Now you
have the perfect excuse to get it on in
crazier locales, such as the park or a mall
dressing room. It definitely makes for some
stories!
3. It'll help you get in good with his
parents. What's better for the longevity of
your relationship than a great relationship
with his parents? By spending more time in
their house, you get a better feel for who
they are as a family. Imagine all of the gift
ideas you'll come up with for special
occasions and holidays.
Have you ever dated a guy who still lives
at home? culled from kinwap

are u still living with ur parent?

A

Such guys are more responsible and committed

Poo!
*pours petrol on thread n quickly zoom off*

THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF IRRESPONSIBILITY
IS THIS ONE.

IT'S STRONG

Sorry, reasons not valid :-/

i see some guys acting what they are not here