why is that some parents want their 20-something kids to be helpless and financially dependent on them?

Feb 26, 2007 by lil'bit | Posted in Family

my dad does scarcity to go away to school, but is ready to buy my sister a $ 25,000 BMW because she asked.

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Insecurity and assign itself the impression that he is the father and things do not change.

Good for you, you must look in your own good, finding a job, and be yourself, your family issues, are literally ... their problems.
Ariana | Mar 06, 2007

Whoa! Serious problems here! Try some advice on your own or with the relationship, if possible.
JackJester | Feb 26, 2007

Is a relationship with a 50 something a good idea for a 20 something?

Jul 13, 2010 by Mozzie | Posted in Weddings

This is proper a long term relationship (I accept it would not be fair on the kids or parents to bother having children with an older founder and I also realize that it would not be the same as a marriage from youth into the end of life with someone of

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that morally depends.

i have neighbors in their 70s who are just as active as some of the 20 somethings in the neighborhood. she mows their yard with a entreat mower every week and they have an acre yard. shes also up at 6 in the morning
Ashley D | Jul 13, 2010

yeah there 30 somethin years older than you, you'll be location yourself up to spendin a lot of time on your own after they've gone like 30 years before you do + then all the youthful Western will have gone. your better off findin someone your own age
Just as Sane as Luna :D | Jul 13, 2010

Are our kids now more aware of war than what their parents were?

Sep 03, 2009 by Manhattan Skyline | Posted in Other - Society & Culture

i'm import the 20 something kids, and the 50 something parents.
very interesting answers, thanks all.

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Completely not , today war is glorified in movies etc , even in the news it rates alongside such world changing events as Jordan proving she's thick .
For the over 50's war is grief , hunger and death . Your forgetting their parents probably lived
Helen | Sep 03, 2009

What to do when people think I am a 20 something guy with a kid?

May 23, 5332 by Wolf_of_the_Wind | Posted in Singles & Dating

I have fair-minded moved back to my hometown and am using my parents home as a rent-free make good. My mother had me when she was 15 and had recently had 2 more kids, I am now 20 and my little brothers are 4 and 7. My 7 year old fellow-clansman looks

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I weigh you are using that as an excuse for not dating. When we are in conversation learning about the other person I think you could be effective why you are living back at home.
Phil | Jun 13, 2009

Step Parenting: 4 some (child-free) women pain outweighs gain & it's just not worth it. Is Society OK w/that?

Sep 22, 2006 by Emme | Posted in Parenting

70% of the at intervals when someone has a step child who is: disrespectful, a liar, and/or mean-spirited the step mom is advised to” reap their respect”/“realize that U must never discipline them, your job is only to love them as if they were your

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As a 21 year old kinky gradually daughter, I laid it down at the age of 10 that I will not call him dad nor will I accept him as one. My mom prior to dating him knew my standing that I don't need a "father figure" in my life. Having 5 new agreeable
Mutchkin | Sep 23, 2006

Question for parents with grown kids?

May 23, 226 by Marla S | Posted in Parenting

Let's say there's a 20 something trouble that's like a daughter to you and she's close to your sons who's 5yrs older than her. Anyway she tells you that she believes you did an peerless job in raising your sons to be respectful mature men.

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I'd say "Thanksgiving owing to you" or "Thank you, I'm glad they turned out well" or something similar.

It is a salutations, take it as such.
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