Oilwellian
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Fri Jul-24-09 12:17 AM
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| 11. You've hit the nail on the head |
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Child support prevents many men from remaining independent after a divorce. Usually, the only way they can swing having their own place is by getting a roommate and sharing expenses.
On the other hand, many of the parents of these sons and daughters living at home, probably welcome the added income...particularly now. It would be interesting to study how family dynamics are changing due to the horrid economy today.
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| -A third of men under 40 still live at Hotel Mum |
Swede |
Jul-23-09 11:57 PM |
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You do realize |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Jul-24-09 12:00 AM |
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probably higher in the us. is that your point? |
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Jul-24-09 12:04 AM |
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Well, |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Jul-24-09 12:07 AM |
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me mum. (say nae more, *nod, nod, wink, wink*)... |
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Jul-24-09 12:21 AM |
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Hmmmm............. |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Jul-24-09 12:25 AM |
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I doubt that it's that high here, actually. n/t |
pnwmom |
Jul-24-09 03:23 AM |
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Gee,I was wondering why they used the term "us Brits" in the article. |
Swede |
Jul-24-09 12:05 AM |
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Perhaps some men have moved back home |
sandnsea |
Jul-24-09 12:03 AM |
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You've hit the nail on the head |
Oilwellian |
Jul-24-09 12:17 AM |
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And men NOT paying child support is the reason why so many women live in at or below poverty |
WolverineDG |
Jul-24-09 07:55 AM |
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I didn't realize I was "sobbing" |
Oilwellian |
Jul-24-09 08:43 AM |
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Ah, amurikans can't understand that lingo..... |
Mind_your_head |
Jul-24-09 12:06 AM |
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You know, the MORE I think about this....... |
Mind_your_head |
Jul-24-09 12:29 AM |
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Doesn't surprise me. |
Naturyl |
Jul-24-09 12:11 AM |
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Uh - |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Jul-24-09 12:13 AM |
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OK. However, I'd imagine the UK situation is not much different. |
Naturyl |
Jul-24-09 12:31 AM |
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The statistics are significantly lower in the U.S. (See post 24, below.) |
pnwmom |
Jul-24-09 03:40 AM |
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Jul-24-09 12:44 AM |
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A 20 year old living at home is much different than a guy in his late 30's, so |
Liquorice |
Jul-24-09 12:11 AM |
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wish I live close enough to my parents to live there |
Johonny |
Jul-24-09 12:13 AM |
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Agreed - we value McMansions over relationships with family |
noamnety |
Jul-24-09 12:57 AM |
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Using those large family homes for extended families can be a better use |
pnwmom |
Jul-24-09 03:38 AM |
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In this economy, this surprises you why? |
proud2BlibKansan |
Jul-24-09 12:18 AM |
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I lived at my parents' house until I was 22. |
Twinguard |
Jul-24-09 12:23 AM |
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Moving out of your parent's home at 22/23 is normal/good practice...... |
Mind_your_head |
Jul-24-09 12:34 AM |
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My 27 yr old daughter still lives at Hotel Mum |
Uben |
Jul-24-09 03:20 AM |
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I've seen it quite a bit here in the US. |
napoleon_in_rags |
Jul-24-09 03:31 AM |
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The numbers are significantly lower in the U.S. for 2008-2009. |
pnwmom |
Jul-24-09 03:36 AM |
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Not surprising. |
proteus_lives |
Jul-24-09 04:21 AM |
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I wonder why less women live at home. Possibly birthers? |
joshcryer |
Jul-24-09 04:26 AM |
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Birthers? |
proteus_lives |
Jul-24-09 04:39 AM |
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That's what it means now on here. I think it used to refer to the Duggers |
madinmaryland |
Jul-24-09 09:44 AM |
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Partly because women tend to marry at younger ages than men. |
pnwmom |
Jul-24-09 07:47 AM |
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Those are figures for Northern Ireland |
muriel_volestrangler |
Jul-24-09 09:26 AM |
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This largely depends on culture I used to know someone from India |
TwixVoy |
Jul-24-09 07:22 AM |
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Sure does sound like single payer healthcare |
The2ndWheel |
Jul-24-09 08:17 AM |
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Who cares? |
itsrobert |
Jul-24-09 07:25 AM |
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Don't you mean one in five WOMEN? |
raccoon |
Jul-24-09 08:42 AM |
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My son-in laws mother still keeps his toothbrush in the holder |
NNN0LHI |
Jul-24-09 09:44 AM |
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Well, what can you do |
Juche |
Jul-24-09 09:53 AM |
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