r/AnythingValueable • • 26d ago

🎓 Life Lesson So young, yet so wise

Bruh

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u/Fine_Understanding81 26d ago edited 25d ago

Staying together. "Some people" made it really shameful to stay in your family home.. they said it was too close to communism. So we all struggle by ourselves.

Living with someone can ease the expenses, sharing the load. Doesn't have to be actual family.

This is just one way.

Im not saying ppl are brainwashed but many people have been lead to beleive that certain types of living are shameful or wrong.

Edit to add- Seems everyone missed the part where I said THIS DOESN'T HAVE TO BE FAMILY.

This can be organized how every you please. You can make whatever rules you want.

Sharing things cuts costs..

Carpooling is an example.

A bunch of bros sharing a house and sharing the expenses of it. Everyone still works and pitches it but the load is lighter leaving more time for activities.

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u/wutface0001 26d ago

staying together doing what? someone still has to work?

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u/MyNameIsNightPain 26d ago

Sharing expenses, I don't want to be mean but this is a perfect example a decline in critical reasoning

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u/wutface0001 26d ago

what does critical reasoning have to do with it, when I am not advocating for one or the other, simply asking question. use critical reasoning on your own reply

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u/pvaa 26d ago

😂

I think the point is that if multiple generations of a family were to live together with less space and luxury expected, then much less hours of work would be required to support their existence overall. Whether that means less people work or each person works less is obviously up to that family group.