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Portugal too. I know several Portuguese-Canadian families where the Never underestimate A Mother Who Listens To Jimmy Buffett Plaid 2023 Shirt What’s more,I will buy this kids were expected to live with their parents until they got married. No one was disowned if they left, but there was some pressure to stay with the parents well into their 20s. I even know one guy with a decent career and $$ but still lives with his mom in his 40s (he never married). Most don’t kick them out. But society here often pushes kids to move out as early as possible. People will look down on you if you’re like 26 and live at home There are truly some sad perspectives in this thread. As a parent, all I want is for my kids lives to be better then my own. How some parents wouldn’t want that out of resentment is truly sad. I’m Canadian, but my parents told me that they would continue paying for my expenses as long as I was attending university. If I didn’t want to attend and wanted to continue living at home, I’d have to get a job. It makes a lot of sense to me. It ensures that I didn’t turn out to be a lazy bum doing nothing at all.

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