38, not really 'still' - moved out when I was 17, moved back in when I was 30 to help out my parents when my dad was ill.

Cooking for yourself is fun, cooking for someone else is nice and rewarding too

>>20148441
24, and no. I moved out the beginning of this year with my girlfriend and her (our) son.

It feels pretty good, I also enjoy cooking for myself and the little one.

22 and yes. If my saving stays on track I'll be out of here before I'm 24.

>>20148532
except when that someone is your twin brother and he won't lift a finger to help you clean

>>20148532

you are a good person

>>20148441
>still live at home

I'd rather not be living in the streets dumbass

25

moved back in after college because i couldnt find a job, i now work 2 jobs and am about to get a loan so i can buy some real estate, move into that, and then sell it in a couple years when the housing markets comes back

18 since 14th September. I live alone.

>that feeling when nobody will bother you with anything

haha, you're a middle age faggot still posting on /g/

22 and yes. I'm still waiting for my potential roommate to finish grad school. There's no way I can afford rent in the white parts of town with what I make now. Fuck living in the capital.

Also fuck cooking, I come home too tired for that to be rewarding.

>>20148624
directed at Apprentice Sysadmin of course

>>20148608
>ima gonna grip'n'flip
lolololololol. Welcome from 2006, time traveler.

The housing market won't be back for twenty years, genius. Enjoy your next ten years of recession.

>>20148441

>Dat feel when I occasionally eat main meals, but mostly just snack during the day.

Feels like having a smaller stomach and appetite, man.

>>20148631
If you don't cook or pre-made your cook, you'll be eating out at Mcdonalds or cooking microwave food all the time you're going to be one sad, fat fuck.

20 and I live alone.
I eat quite a bit of junk food/take-out/pizza, and try to supplement it with exercise and eating lots of fruit

I'm moving out again saturday for uni

Feels good.

>>20148667
20 years?

youve been watching too many youtube videos

it wont come back overnight, but it will

im not 'flipping' it, i will be living in it for quite some time, and eventually selling it and moving into something better once ive gotten a couple more raises

I think we should move in together so we can be as much NEET as possible in a NEET-hostile world.

I'm a few months away from 18 but my parents say that when I am, I would have to pay rent money (in my own house) or find a place elsewhere.

20 at college now living with my parents (who are both pretty fucking bro so I really love it)

20, Live with roommates/friends at an apt, currently in college.

Moved out when I was 18, moved back in when I was 19, moved out for school when I was 20 and had a decent savings.

feels good man.

>>20148706

It's called soup and sandwiches for eating in, son. Delicious and cheap.

>>20148826

whats your favourite type of soup?

>>20148755
We're in for another major recession once the european bank crisis blows up. Years later, when that finally unwinds, the Great Boomer Die-Off will begin: empty houses errywhere. Unless half of Mexico moves north, we won't reach a supply/demand balance for a couple decades. Even longer if the gubmint decides to pull a china and start building empty apartment complexes in a desperate attempt to quell unemployment.

Sorry, friend, but things aren't going to be back to normal in the US housing market for a good, long while.

>>20148842
STONE SOUP

also, >>>/ck/

>>20148842
*butts in convo*

minestrone.

>>20148873

yeah, minestrone is good

http://whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com/

19. Will be moving out of my parents place POTENTIALLY next week.

2 other guys (friends) and myself have found a place and I think we're going to move in together.

In fact, those two are already in. I'm just having second thoughts because I get an easy ride at home such as good meals cooked for me.

UK fagoot by the way if that makes any difference.

>>20148842
pea soup is the best the best the best the best best

/g/ - Soup and Economics