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[ndj101982]

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[TonyInMyThroat]

At the same time, you need to accept the concequences for the decision to move back with your parents. It isn’t a bachelor pad for you to be sneaking in 2am barroom conquests; it’s still their house and respect for that should be paramount.

While I agree mutual respect for each other’s privacy is in order, acting like a rebellious sixteen year old is far from acceptable, and the decision as to what’s appropriate and what’s not is theirs, not yours. If you don’t like it, butch up and move out.

 

[tk_king80]

Wouldn't it have been easier to just reply to the OP?

http://www.ticklingforum.com/showthread.php?t=185480

 

[ndj101982]

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[venray]

Whose sneaking around like a 16 year old, and why are there consequences for moving back home to go finish my degree? I'm 27, I come and go as I please. However, if your parents are gonna tell you it's cool to come live with them when you're an adult, they should give you some space. I'm pretty sure your parents can't tell you at 27 that you can't bring a girl home or to your room. If you're 27 and let your parents tell you that then you are a pathetic individual.

When you move home you give up certain freedoms...that's life...

 

[ndj101982]

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[ndj101982]

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[Brock Samson]

I fail to see what i've given up? I don't have any issues living at home. My parents don't get involved in my business. I am speaking on behalf of any adult who lives at home. I really can't stand the "high and mighty" speaking people out there who, because they don't live at home, feel they can sit atop their perch and point down at those who live at home still and tell them "tough luck, deal with it." For those of you who have that attitude, I can only hope that at some point in your lives something happens that you wind up living back with your folks, even if just temporarily, and lets see if you still feel the same way about the "their house so they can intrude on all of your business" bullshit you keep slinging.

Yo, dick, chill the hell out. When I got out of the army a few years ago, I stayed at my godmother's house. She used to be my foster mother and she is basically my mom, so I basically moved back home. I did feel the need to be as I felt: grown. But I was in someone else's house, so I abided by the rules of that house. Same as what you have to do. The fact that your parents may give you more freedom is great, but you need to get it in your head that it's not us sitting atop our fucking perch, it's us correcting your view that your privacy is a RIGHT in a house that's not yours. It's not a right, it's a fucking privelage. I'm glad to hear that you're more privelaged than some, but sad that you don't have the common sense to know that it is a privelage, a courtesy, and not a right, to have privacy in a house that doesn't belong to you. Sad to say, but if your parents felt like cracking down a little more, you wouldn't really have much of a say in it. It would be 'tough luck, deal with it' at that point. How you are blind enough to not see that, is beyond me.