When did it become so shameful for adults to live with their parents? This idea that you’re supposed to move out and get your own place at age 18 always felt like some kind of anti-White ZOG-psyop to force more White people into being slaves in the goyim-rat race. When adults rush to move out of their parents’ home just to be “independent,” they often just end up taking on a separate rent payment, separate utility bills, separate property taxes, and so on. Eventually, you have a family of four—two parents and their two adult children—living separately and collectively paying for at least three households. And as a result, everyone has to work longer hours to pay for their own place.

This also makes it harder for White people to have children. A lot of White people delay children and family formation simply because they were conditioned to wait until they own their own full size single family home before having any children. And by the time they reach that goal, they’re often too old to have more than a couple children; and they’re often living far away from their parents (the grandparents) which makes things even more difficult. If more adults lived with their parents, it would be easier for them to raise children, because the grandparents would be around to help — what retirement should really be all about!

The true purpose of a household (and ultimately a family) is to facilitate multi generational support. Anything less is a genetic dead end, because it takes a lot to raise children. If you don’t support your children when they’re adults, they’re going to be a lot less likely to have children, and that’s how the race dies.