Caregiver, but, yeah.

I moved out instead of saving and paying off my loans and I regret it literally always. I hope you don’t actually feel ashamed about it—I wish I’d done it for longer.

Me. I live at home right now while I’m in health professional school to save money because I already have undergrad loans and also cover my current exorbitant tuition with loans, and I would have to take out loans to live near my school (which is in the city, so $$$) because my program doesn’t allow you to work enough…

I have my own place but am at my mom’s more often than my own place ‘cause it’s far more convenient 95% of the time. So much so that I’m considering moving back in with the family, and likely will if my rent jumps too much.

I’m not even ashamed about it. I don’t mind living at home at all and I save so much money.

I am. One of my parents has a serious long term illness that means we can’t leave them home alone so if one of us wants to leave the house, the other needs to be home. So I have a professional full time job, but I’m around on nights and weekends so my other parent can still have a social life. I’m not a total mooch -…

I’m living in my grandma’s basement right now. It’s far from ideal (this is the same grandma I’ve mentioned forcing me into college when I wasn’t ready and giving my sisters and me all sorts of privacy and trust issues with her meddlesome bullshit over the years), but I was in kind of a spot last year and she doesn’t…

*sheepishly raises hand*

I paid off my student loans by living at home. I tried living in the city for a year after college, but half of my paycheck was going to rent and I wasn’t saving any money at all, so I moved back to the suburbs and commuted to work instead.

I lived with my parents for a year and a half. It is both normal and smart.

I live with my parents right now. College is just a 30 minute drive from home. I save a shit load of money on rent plus other stuff. It’s just a smart financial decision.

I and my boyfriend both work full time. We both have BAs. Together, we can afford a one bedroom apartment. Alone? Not a chance. Many people have to have housemates, one way or another. Having your parents be your housemates is a smart decision.

I live at home. It is helpful while I am going to college. I lived on my own once but when I was diagnosed with a mental health disorder my parents wanted me to come back home.

Yup. Both my brother and I commute to college from home. Renting a place would just be such a waste of money and I would rather be with my dog than 4 annoying ass roommates. It might not be as fun as the full college experience but I will gladly trade crappy frat parties for thousands of dollars.

I don’t think my liletta iud made my breasts change (and too soon to tell at only 2 weeks), but when I catch a glimpse through the top of my shirt I do think, “damn those look nice.” the hormones could be influencing how I feel about them. Dunno.

A female stalker showed up at Keanu Reeves house. Just sitting there, chilling in his library. He gave her tea, and then called the police. Man I love Keanu.

I got my tubes tied at 26, because I knew my answer to the kids question was a “no” so hard it included a gag reflex and profanity that would make a sailor blush. For the next few years, I had my first grown-up periods without hormones, and I loved it. I’d never felt so in tune with my body, and I cringe at how…

Aretha Franklin is all I need to feel like a natural woman. Periods can go fuck off.

I remember the first time I read about this, I was so so so so so mad. My periods tend to be AWFUL, birth control or not, with hormonal migraines to boot. And finding out that I could have been avoiding them altogether was infuriating. I went on seasonique, which at least cut me down to four periods a year, and now I…

nope. i feel fine. i have mirena and i got it last august. immediately my period was lighter. my last period was november. yesterday i had the tiniest bit of spotting, but wiping after peeing took care of it. i feel fantastic and i don’t have a period! no more cramps, no more period shits, no more tampons and pads and…