At what age is it weird to live at home?

I've recently started seeing a guy, and he seem's really nice. But I can't help thinking it's really weird that he lives at home, aged 24. I know plenty of grads move back in after uni, but he's never moved out at all. He occupies a single bed in a little room that looks like it belongs to a teenage boy. He's worked full time since he graduated (though has been employed for about two months) so I don't understand what he did with his money, or why he's never felt the desire to spend it on moving out.

Do you think this is weird? What age is too old to be living with your parents?

I've recently started seeing a guy, and he seem's really nice. But I can't help thinking it's really weird that he lives at home, aged 24. I know plenty of grads move back in after uni, but he's never moved out at all. He occupies a single bed in a little room that looks like it belongs to a teenage boy. He's worked full time since he graduated (though has been employed for about two months) so I don't understand what he did with his money, or why he's never felt the desire to spend it on moving out.

Do you think this is weird? What age is too old to be living with your parents?

It's smart....

Pay £800 a month rent.

Or save £800 a month.

Stay at home for as long as yo ucan and save as much as you can.

I've recently started seeing a guy, and he seem's really nice. But I can't help thinking it's really weird that he lives at home, aged 24. I know plenty of grads move back in after uni, but he's never moved out at all. He occupies a single bed in a little room that looks like it belongs to a teenage boy. He's worked full time since he graduated (though has been employed for about two months) so I don't understand what he did with his money, or why he's never felt the desire to spend it on moving out.

Do you think this is weird? What age is too old to be living with your parents?

I've recently started seeing a guy, and he seem's really nice. But I can't help thinking it's really weird that he lives at home, aged 24. I know plenty of grads move back in after uni, but he's never moved out at all. He occupies a single bed in a little room that looks like it belongs to a teenage boy. He's worked full time since he graduated (though has been employed for about two months) so I don't understand what he did with his money, or why he's never felt the desire to spend it on moving out.

Do you think this is weird? What age is too old to be living with your parents?

I've recently started seeing a guy, and he seem's really nice. But I can't help thinking it's really weird that he lives at home, aged 24. I know plenty of grads move back in after uni, but he's never moved out at all. He occupies a single bed in a little room that looks like it belongs to a teenage boy. He's worked full time since he graduated (though has been employed for about two months) so I don't understand what he did with his money, or why he's never felt the desire to spend it on moving out.

Do you think this is weird? What age is too old to be living with your parents?

It's certainly not unusual these days, but personally I wouldn't date a guy that still lived at home. Especially if his mum makes his dinner and does his laundry etc.

We're talking the north-west here, I've never paid more than £300pcm.

I'm 27 and I'm living at home. My room still has football posters from when I was 10, and there's cupboards and drawers full of old toys.

Is this weird?

Do I care if it is?

Should you care?

The fact that you're even asking on a forum shows that you're one of those people easily influenced by society, and the guy is probably better off without you.