<prompt> Human: Lets face it -- people on this subreddit look down on adults who live in their parents house. We even make snide remarks like Its time to grow up -- move out on your own, kid. Young people are trying to enter the workforce with 10s of thousands of dollars in debt, and it just makes sense for a lot of them to live at their parents home. When they do this they feel like a loser because our society views them as such. However they are making the rational decision. In other cultures this is common, and even expected. Many Japanese households have three generations living in them.We live in turbulent times. Young people have it harder than they did just 5 years ago. We should all make an effort to stop propagating the idea that young people who live at home are losers.Whos with me?  <response>: It was also prevelant from the beginning of time to the 1900s, for all but the richest people. Almost all families in America and Europe, and throughout the globe, have relied on several generations and even multiple families living in the same house or on the same plot of land.I see absolutely nothing wrong with it, and i think it will become an anachronism from a time when people were stupid with their money. People cohabitating in a single dwelling is such a great thing, I actually look forward to the day that I can move back in with my parents. Much better than having to pay for childcare AND an old folks home, instead of having them just live in the same house and share responsibilities. 