By levit - 08/06/2009 07:32 - United States

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Today, I had to tell a girl I liked she couldn't sleep over because I live with my parents. I'm 24. FML
I agree, your life sucks 28 501
You deserved it 68 276

Same thing different taste

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mouseintern 0

Right now, lots of 24 year-olds live with their parents. Normally I'd be with #2 and say get a job, but obviously the job market is pretty poor at the moment.

I don't really think that would be considered a sleep over when you're that old :P

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If she was ok with it, you should have gone for it. I don't care how conservative dad is, dads support sons getting laid. Father-son bond wins out over morals/politics/religion. Whats mom really going to say to a grown man about getting laid?

if you're in college i don't think it's as big of a deal. get out there and get a job, though and work on moving out

lmmmr 0

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that, especially in this economy. #2- STFU, you are 15. You know nothing about the world.

sirsentrasera333 0

I agree with 44, moving back in with the parents for a while is standard procedure for college grads who aren't rich

There isn't anything wrong with it really. Your still young and if your going to college then it's perfectly understandable.

Oh and FYI ill be 22 in augest and I live with my parents still :) But I go to college...for Astrophysics.

It's hard with the lack of jobs now to move out on your own. It isn't bad if you split an apartment with someone but you obviously have no girlfriend so maybe you can't afford it. No big deal.

Did they confiscate your balls along with your weed when you moved back in? Go buy a cardboard box and move out!

If your some loser who plays xbox all day and plays with action figures in your parents basement then you have a problem ..

ZiggyMorrison 0

nothing wrong with that as long as your saving up than its all good because the money will pile up sooner since you dont have as many bills to pay than you can get a nicer house why couldnt you go back to her place?