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<blockquote data-quote="MovingForward2050" data-source="post: 1357479" data-attributes="member: 18126">My understanding is that in nations like Italy, a young man living at home for many years is quite common. But despite this, many of these men become well educated during this time, and get good jobs. But when they do marry and finally move out, the wives complain of them being mama's boys who constantly compare them to mom back home.In America and Japan, by contrast, not all, but quite a few young men become very lazy, as they lose any ambition, and just allow themselves to be babied by their parents. They do little to no chores, and pay little to no rent. And during this time they may become entrenched in bad habits such as only working a part-time job (or none at all), regular porn viewing and constant videogames playing. And on top of that, they are not saving money for further education or to buy a home. And this of course can interfere with developing healthy relationships with Christian women.Living at home can be a very good thing, but it must be done thoughtfully, and in a disciplined way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MovingForward2050, post: 1357479, member: 18126"] My understanding is that in nations like Italy, a young man living at home for many years is quite common. But despite this, many of these men become well educated during this time, and get good jobs. But when they do marry and finally move out, the wives complain of them being mama's boys who constantly compare them to mom back home. In America and Japan, by contrast, not all, but quite a few young men become very lazy, as they lose any ambition, and just allow themselves to be babied by their parents. They do little to no chores, and pay little to no rent. And during this time they may become entrenched in bad habits such as only working a part-time job (or none at all), regular porn viewing and constant videogames playing. And on top of that, they are not saving money for further education or to buy a home. And this of course can interfere with developing healthy relationships with Christian women. Living at home can be a very good thing, but it must be done thoughtfully, and in a disciplined way. [/QUOTE]

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