• @[email protected]
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    10 months ago

    This is why it’s critically important for millenials who want a family to buy homes. Good ones. Big ones with land. It’s going to end up a generational home. You’re gonna need room for additions.

    • @drislands
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      3410 months ago

      Are you aware of the general difficulties faced by the Millennial generation with buying housing? Because it sounds like you’re not. Millennials aren’t not buying homes because of a preference as much as a lack of option.

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        I am. That’s why it’s so important.

        Whole thing reeks of setting us up for failure. Insecure housing means no/less kids, and that has huge rippling effects 30 m-50 years from now when millenials are too old and infirm to work and there’s not enough people to replace us in the workforce.

        And then our boomer parents, who somehow despite all our best efforts are still alive, will be blaming us for it.

        • @Misconduct
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          810 months ago

          Oh, well in that case it’s also really important that I win the lottery

        • @[email protected]
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          Like, where ya gonna live when you’re too old to be independent Mom and Dad? I sure as fuck won’t have space for you in my $3000 shoebox apartment.

        • NιƙƙιDιɱҽʂ
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          110 months ago

          It’s important to make sure you have money.

          Okay, wanna give me some?

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            Shit man I ain’t got no money I was just lucky enough to buy a house before they got stupid expensive. My zillenial brethren have my sympathies, I get that it sucks. But what sucks more is that it’s going to suck more later. The longer you wait to suck it up, the more it’s gonna suck.

    • @[email protected]
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      810 months ago

      Just let me know how someone is supposed to do that when the average person makes like $40k a year.

    • @starchylemming
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      uh if you want to live remotely close to where the jobs are, its gonna be a tiny shitty appartement in exchange for life long debt. not a house, most definitely not a desireable one. thats with two median incomes lol.

      those who can buy houses do so thanks to family or have exceptional income or both. mostly both

    • @Phegan
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      710 months ago

      Many other countries have multi generational homes that aren’t huge or massive. This is a very American centric mindset of needing a giant home for more people.

      Also, millennials definitely can not afford what you described

    • @Mango
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      210 months ago

      Oh yeah let me just reach into my pockets. Oh right, I’m not wearing pants and I’m commenting on Lemmy from my air mattress unable to sleep.

      • @[email protected]
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        10 months ago

        You think it’s gonna be better for your kids?

        Oh you don’t have kids? Well then my post isn’t about you. Feel free to fuck off.

        • @Mango
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          210 months ago

          You’re lost buddy. This whole post is about people like me who specifically refuse to have kids for how fucked the world is. There’s no merit.