Joe The Homophobe said:
do you live by yourself? (for those of us in our mid 20's that live with a parent/parents still). I have never found a c&f way or just a good way not to look bad when replying to this. Is there any way to handle this situation that still makes you look ok? i'm sure there is something better than "im a student but i'll move out after university."
You want to hear a crazy thing? I've had three women in the last month ask me why I live by myself. Yes, they thought it was stranger that I lived
alone.
Anyhow to answer your question, you could say: "Because I plan to buy a house in the next 6 months / year and need to save all the money I can."
Latinoman said:
Do you realize if you work toward your Independence...you might automatically better yourself? And if you better yourself...the by-product would be women.
I've found that being independent has lead to more growth than actually working for independence. Not that I feel you really grow
a lot when you live in your own or anything, large amounts of growth tend to come when you are pushing yourself. Thinking back on the whole thing, I'd have to say that there was really no 'break in' period for me when I started living by myself. But then, I was an Army-brat so moving around wasn't a new thing to me.
Latinoman said:
May I ask why you live with your parents when you are in your mid 20s? (this is a serious question as you might have a legitimate answer).
Well I don't know where Joe lives, but where I live the price of houses are still crazy. In the last 5-7 years the price of houses have doubled. I wish that were a joke.