What are the risks of adult children living with their parents: why is it so important to separate in time
Not all children dream of moving out of their parents' house as soon as possible when they grow up.
However, it is not for nothing that over time separation becomes a vital necessity.
We find out what the risks of delaying separation from parents are and why it is worth finding the strength to fly out of the parental nest.
Children who do not want to move out of their parents' home receive many bonuses. In particular, they do not have to rent and pay for housing, and the mother often takes on the cooking and cleaning.
And this, in turn, threatens the grown-up child with infantile behavior. The longer he lives with his parents, the more difficult it will be for him to take new steps in an independent life, for example, to find a second half or get a new job.
In this case, determination will help. You need to start somewhere, for example, rent an apartment and live separately from your parents for a couple of weeks.
At first it may be uncomfortable and lonely, but over time everyone begins to feel the charm of living separately. And the determination of a grown-up child will help his parents come to terms with the idea that it is time for him to fly away from the parental nest.
