More than half of Italian men live with their mom

**Avgvstvs** · 10-12-2019, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by Samnium

I'm serious your youth is very degenerate, you will have to deal with it because they aren't traditionalist any more.

Anyway if you like S.Euros that's fine, but really this meme is not fun, even for Turks.

Also their "president" is very degenerate....

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**Samnium** · 10-12-2019, 06:22 PM

Originally Posted by Viridian1

Southerns tend to live in huge families of 3 generations. This has it's good and bad points.

Personally I'm not fan of the big family living on the same house, it's not the case of my italian family as well.
However at the same time I don't like the modern life with very few time allowed to family.

The best would be an equilibrium between those two opposite visions.

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**MinervaItalica** · 10-12-2019, 06:23 PM

Originally Posted by ciftci

Why do you take memes so serious and down vote? Mehmet my son is targeting us originally and it's hilarious.

Consider it as a welcome gift to this forum from MinervaItalica. This section is to discuss (in Italian language, there is an English section for English entries) about Italian culture and related news not for blatant trolling with false stereotyped shit.

**~~Daos777~~** · 10-12-2019, 06:24 PM

I know people who make 120k a year and still live with mommy and daddy.

**Dick** · 10-12-2019, 06:42 PM

Originally Posted by ciftci

Tengri protect me from angry Italians. Amin.
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Fucking lol

**valentinavalley2** · 10-12-2019, 07:09 PM

Albanians too as well, in Kosovo yes, but in Kosovo it is expected that one of their sons keeps the parents to look after them in old age, if you don’t people will look down on you.

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**Daco Celtic** · 10-12-2019, 07:34 PM

Opposite of Americans who get kicked out of the house at 18, although that is changing a little.

**Dušan** · 10-12-2019, 07:58 PM

Med Europeans have strong family ties. Same is with Balkan Slavs.

**Westbrook** · 10-12-2019, 08:14 PM

In North America there's something called an "in-law suite" for this purpose. It's like a small house/apartment attached to the main house where the parents or grandparents can live. They get their own bedroom/bathroom/kitchen so everyone still has room and privacy when you want it. I don't know how common this is in the rest of the world.

Originally Posted by Samnium

Personally I'm not fan of the big family living on the same house, it's not the case of my italian family as well.
However at the same time I don't like the modern life with very few time allowed to family.

The best would be an equilibrium between those two opposite visions.

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**~~dududud~~** · 10-12-2019, 08:21 PM

My maternal grandfather left home at age 18. He lived from his work (in Algeria under French occupation). He had a normal relationship with his family, so he always went with them, but he did not live with them anymore. Since he lived in a Sardinian community in Algeria, it is normal that he always knew his family, his friends and acquaintances, but without living with it in the same house.