“He Turned Red, He Spit, He Coughed”: Entitled Son Learns The Hard Way Not To Cross Mom

This family had a hard time getting used to their 27-year-old son moving back home, as he couldn’t stop criticizing his mom’s cooking

January 17, 2025 · 1 min · 121 words · Tricia Price

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Young people are moving back with their parents in greater numbers than ever before.

Luckily, they found a solution, which led to him packing his bags again.

However, its not something that young adults should be ashamed or embarrassed of.

It also relieves some worries about accommodation if a person is between jobs.

Indeed, losing privacy and a sense of freedom can be frustrating.

However, these emotions shouldnt translate into family conflicts.

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This additionally may discourage them from finding a job or moving out when the time is right.

Living with parents doesnt mean that a person needs to lock themselves in their home.

Readers were questioning how the parents ever allowed such sons behavior

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