The Recent Issue of Young Adults Living at Home

The economy seems to be improving, but since the recession, the number of young people living at home continues to increase (Shah, 2013). According to Lisa Weid, associate professor at Western College in Los Angeles, California, about 17% of young people between the ages of 25 and 44 still live in the house (Wade, 2013). There are some irrelevant problems leading to this amazing number. There are lots of things to consider when you want to live by yourself. In the case of living alone, all invoices are your responsibility.

The increase in the number of young people living at home is good or bad. For some young people living at home for months and years will improve their economic future and will allow them to save money to buy their own home. But for others, the economic convenience of family life may encourage unsustainable expenditure practices and make it difficult to become independent.

According to a recent survey of living situations around the world, most young people are still living in parents' houses. In the US census of 2014, 15% of people aged 25 to 34 are still living with their parents. The Bureau of Statistics has found similar figures. The data from the European Commission around the world shows that people are still living in parents' homes. - The reason for this trend includes the shortage of rental housing, the recent financial crisis, and the high youth unemployment rate. Young people are also delaying marriage and childbirth. For example, from 1993 to 2013, in Slovakia, women's average age of marriage changed from 23 to 29, men changed from 25 to 31 years old. The average age of the first child has changed from 22 years old to 27 years old.

Young people between 20 and 30 years old "seriously thinking and aging". At this age, young people can stay in their homes and maintain their "young standing" by helping family communities. Young people can bring out their possibilities to the utmost only after getting married. In the Inca Empire, men and women get married at different ages; men get married at the age of 20, but women usually get married at the age of 4 and 16. Men with socially high rank can have multiple wives, but women of low rank can only have one wife. Marriage is usually done in the classroom, as well as more business agreements. After marriage, women should cook, collect food, and monitor children and cattle. Girls and mothers also work around the house orderly to please public inspectors