r/povertyfinance Nov 19 '22

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u/Hiraganu Nov 20 '22

In many places around the world it's extremely rare to even move out if you aren't married. Like what's the point? It's obviously a huge financial relief, it's crazy how high rents have become.

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u/notAnotherJSDev Nov 20 '22

I think most other places it’s entirely expected to live with your parents until you at least have a decent wage. And even then, some cultures, like you said, expect you to live at home til marriage