Show Me The Way To Go Home

              Sociologist Larry Bumpass of the University of Wisconsin in Madison says that there is a 

naive notion that children grow up and leave home when they are 18, and the truth is far more that.Today, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, 59% of men and 47% of women between 18 to 24 depend on their parents for housing, some living in college dorms but most at home. In the past these percentages were lower. 

            There are many reasons of this. Rising marriage age, high divorce rate and a declining remarriage rate, exorbitant, expense college education are some of them.  Also, willing for an organized life and support both economically and psychologically is another important reasons for living with parents.

          In my opinion, staying with parents is good, on the other hand it is a problematic issue. If people live with their parents for some positive purposes such as saving money, or an ordered

life, it is normal and a right decide. However, there are other people who have to live with their parents because of some negative events that they live. For example, there are a lot of women with children who divorce and come home, I think it is very disgusting situation being dependent to others, but thanks at least they are our parents.

       As for parents, it can be also a problem because living with children of any age involves compromise and obligation, factors that can be detrimental to some aspects of well being. All children, even adult children, require accommodation and create stress.

      All in all, I think whether how much places are narrow, it is enough having wide hearts to live together with love.