Maybe it's just me but I find it very much pathetic to be living with your mother and still have her clean your room at 24. Furthermore, what have you done with your life for the past 6 years thats still keeping you there and college is really not an excuse because thousands of people go to college every year so you're not the first to struggle with money. I suppose you still get an allowance too. Pathetic.

Your moms hilarious... Move out dude

Most people are 21 or 22 after they complete a bachelor's degree, if OP is going on to get another degree or something they should probably do that after becoming financially stable and having their own place.

It's ok... There there....

ydi. move out.

Serves you right for still living at home! You say you're 24 and in a relationship so move out!

I myself am soon to be 25 but live with my parents too. It's normal in our local culture though, since our support is mutual between generations. I am more economically stable than my mother, and she is not too old to take care of herself, but I just can't get a "reason" to leave her "supervision", unless I work or study in another place (since I'm already in the most prosperous city of our country, I have nowhere to go except another country, which there will be less opportunity), or get married. But I don't have any long-term or short-term relationship at all!!! I never ask or even want my mother to do those daily maintenance for me, but still I can only seek privacy in the ranges she may forget to notice :( Ironically, I did have sex in a 4 months relationship, because I had to make myself feel "committed" to the relationship or I just hadn't enough courage to excuse myself out of home in my own leisure time! (They don't ban me but still I feel very uncomfortable to break their "assumption" and to report where I'm going) I met that guy at work, and later broke up with him because he kept telling me I was inferior to him as I "didn't have to live on my own". Then I remained single for years because I can't meet new people while trapped between home and work all the days! So... OP please look to the bright side that you have a long term relationship.

Refer to my reply to an above comment. Jeez, people are so judgemental here...

(oops, wrote 'he' instead of 'she' the whole time)

Holy jesus. Why does everyone repeat the same thing over and over again? 24 is not that old. Some parents would rather their kids stay for a couple more years, not the second they turn 18. You can set yourself up better financially. About OP's mum cleaning her room, so what? A lot of mothers just do it because they want to help, regardless of whether or not it's clean already.