Post 9sTMSiW1AyiG8lLmrY by beep@cliterati.club
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 (DIR) Post #9sT1m3Jxwni18H5kjw by beep@cliterati.club
       2020-02-27T15:32:28Z
       
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       something that is really weird to me from north america culture is how america think its weird that kids live with their parents until old age and sometimes never move out here it's so common and i do notice that with latin americas that seems more common too, not frowned upon. idk its weird u guys are weird
       
 (DIR) Post #9sT4at5vvbQG5ptbpw by rewired@spinster.xyz
       2020-02-27T16:04:03Z
       
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       @beep Same in some parts of Europe. Sometimes people build houses big enough for two or three "nuclear" families so you have two or three generations living together. Especially common in villages.
       
 (DIR) Post #9sT4wW9VuK5LJGsu5w by beep@cliterati.club
       2020-02-27T16:07:58Z
       
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       @rewired and my friend said in japan it's kinda common too at least where she lived like america realy is just as individualistic as possible it seems
       
 (DIR) Post #9sT8pkYSMSd9lda0O0 by rewired@spinster.xyz
       2020-02-27T16:51:32Z
       
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       @beep Yeah, personally I moved out for work and because my parents' place is too small for any sort of privacy (I'm also gay and closeted). I'm much happier since so I understand the US Americans. Living alone is the best arrangement I've ever had. Wouldn't make fun of anyone over living with family, though, especially if they're supporting elderly parents or being assisted with by them with childcare. It's just so practical.
       
 (DIR) Post #9sTMSiW1AyiG8lLmrY by beep@cliterati.club
       2020-02-27T19:24:16Z
       
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       @rewired oh yeah i also aim to live alone eventually but its just so weird how in america many times the fact that someone lives with their family is associated with failure. It has always bothered me.
       
 (DIR) Post #9sTkIVzPI40LIOlUdE by Squiddy@cliterati.club
       2020-02-27T23:51:21Z
       
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       @beep It's also common in India. America likes to make little workers out of the people, it's a perfect capitalist society where the family is only formed to produce more worker bees. 15 and 16 is the age when teens generally start working, at 18 they should be out of the house to work more and produce the next generation who will also work.Like this, America keeps the wheel turning, at the expense of the family and community. America suffers in terms of community and overall health, as well as mental health. But in return, America produces many worker bees, too busy surviving to challenge the status quo. It's disgusting.
       
 (DIR) Post #9sTkT6EJP7i8aamewK by Squiddy@cliterati.club
       2020-02-27T23:53:15Z
       
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       @beep It's also common in India. America likes to make little workers out of the people, it's a perfect capitalist society where the family is only formed to produce more worker bees. 15 and 16 is the age when teens generally start working, at 18 they should be out of the house to work more and produce the next generation who will also work.Like this, America keeps the wheel turning, at the expense of the family and community. America suffers in terms of community and overall health, as well as mental health. But in return, America produces many worker bees, too busy surviving to challenge the status quo. Americans also keep themselves down in this way, by shaming and making fun of those who seek to form community and stay close with their families. Destroy the community and encourage the individualist mindset, and you will create brainless workers. It's disgusting.