You sound bitter - perhaps you are in the same situation (living at home) and with everyone calling the OP a loser, you're getting pissed.

don't waste your breath on him. he's probably jealous because his parents couldn't afford to pay for his college. and he hates the fact that people are far better off besides him. lol.

Ha, no. I say it because I don't have a degree, but make more than those that do (in the same field) on only my second job ever. I live with my wife in our own place paying our own bills. The degree isn't important, it's work ethic and skills. The degree *helps* but it won't land you a job if you don't have any real world experience. The OP's parents likely paid the whole way through college, and he never learned the meaning of an honest day's work. And it's not that I didn't have the same opportunity, my parents offered to pay. I chose to skip the college thing instead. Of course, this is the internet, so no argument can ever be won. I stand by my original position that the OP needs a skill, not just a piece of paper, to land a job and move on with his life.

This is true. I'll admit my parents did help me pay for some of my tuition, but I also won scholarships, took out student loans, and worked shitty jobs all through school in order to pay for as much as I could. I know some kids who never worked a day in their life until they graduated from uni and it was a horrible shock to them. They didn't realize that no matter what field you're in, or what fancy degree you have, you don't get ahead unless you work your ass off. They thought they'd just stroll into an office and everyone would kiss their asses for being so smart and educated and then money would rain from heavens. Haha, welcome to the real world, kids!