Real Life Adult Babies??

Where i live it's very common and normal practice for adult's to be still living at home, you could even say they are the Real Life Adult Babies? ( makin us look like wanna-babies ). i'd like to know what You All think of my opinions on this? - my personal belief is that i will be infinitly grateful for my Mother & Father for giving me this Life and acknowledge them as being human beings like everybody else. It is I that should worship them ( respectively that we are only human ) and that it is I that should be taking care of them. move out of your mom's and earn self respect and a wage so you can praise your mom's - i'd like to see how many will reply " i do this at home ",

I have been raised to respect your parents. You might not love them but you always respect them. However nowdays kids are treated with soft gloves and are not prepared for the real world. I joined the military at 17 and that's were I learned I had to be responsible for myself. You suck it up and deal with it...you don't run home to mama.

I moved out when i was 18 and never went back untill after the hospital stint at 20 and that was only for a few years, then out again . i needed mom for help and support when i was sick back then plus i was in a diaper and couldnt do much for myself untill i got better she did it all and never once made a big deal out of anything. so both of my parents made a good strong willed and semi succesfull man in life kudos to them. they have my support and love always .

Sorry but i've probably picked you up wrong mouse guy, but i'm saying that these people softened by their parents is a bad thing - like mamma dude here i moved out when i was 18. Never looked back since. the more i think about it these parents of today are in many way being selfish. This disgust's me even by a pal of mine who lives at home with 3 brothers and his mother ( fathers gone ) he's 28 has two son's and let's his girlfriend live on her own! i ask you how degenerate is that!???

I tend to agree here - modern younger generation tend to stay at home too long and parents make it too easy. OK in England here youngster find it vitrtually impossible to get a house and have to rent at extortionate rates which they simply cannot afford.

But there are a sizeable group who are just sheer bloody lazy, as chickpeas said ( 😉 ). We call them 'Kippers' - "Kids In Parents' Pockets Eroding Retirement Incomes". Plus the fact that society here does not encourage or demand that younger people take responsibility for their lives and actions. Too many state handouts and a 'who can I sue and get money for this?' mentality.

Oh well, not diaper related and another story.... sorry.

I was out at 18 also and never looked back as I was raised to be able to support myself to survive not like some of todays kids who get everything handed to them

I was basically on my own when i went off to 4 year university.. never really lived at home again accept to during summer time. after graduating and getting a job and my own place to live, i could be the part time baby i always wanted to be. no worry about being found out, hiding my stash, washing and hang drying my plastic pants or disposing of used (disposable) diapers. i could dress-up most evenings if i felt like it and still do work on job related projects. i am retired now with even more time to play now, especially that my wife still works (after almost years, my does not play along, but she lets me do my thing) no the feeling is not going away, get used it--and enjoy!

I most of the time a real life adult baby . At work is the only time I have to be a big boy I still live at home with my daddy and dress like a toddler if I aloud to go out I still have to wear baby clothes under trousers and a coat. I can’t hide my stuff as I sleep in a toddler room even when I get out I have to wear walking harness underneath my coat and sit on a booster seat