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zekepickleman in Reflections • last year

Being a little lazy and happy wherever I am, I have only lived in 3 places since moving out of my childhood home. So, I have settled in so well at each place that it definitely feels like home.

I used to love having people over whether it was casual hangouts or overnight visitors from out of town. That changed when I ended up with 2 more of the worst room mates you can have. Kids. Those shits mess everything up, leave everything everywhere and the place is a perpetual disaster. There would be a couple birthday parties a year that would motivate them to tidy up and those are the consolation prizes I have settled upon.

Now, I just make myself available in the community and do the visiting.

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galenkp last year

Hmm, yeah I don't have kids personally but I get it, they are messy little buggers at times. I don't know their ages but I suppose they'll grow up and leave at some stage and you can have your house back! 🤔

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zekepickleman last year

Haha yah. That used to be the consolation prize before housing prices / rent quadrupled and starting salaries stayed the same. Growing up is inconvenient, authority is an insult to their self worth, and they are too impatient to stick with anything that takes time to produce results. They are not moving out any time soon I suspect. ;)

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galenkp last year

Haha, yep indeed. I was out of home and on my own (with my girl) at 17.5yo and had to grow up fast...I think back then though (1987) young people were different, more ready, equipped. I was anyway. I never looked back from that early exit...best thing I did.

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