I couldn't imagine relying on my parents to do stuff like this at 22. I was paying for my share of the food and bills the moment I had an income while still living at home. Got my own debit card the moment I could.
Break free from the chains georgia! Go live your own life how you want! Free from the restraints of your parents!
@shampoobottle
Every time @georgia@dickkickextremist.xyz talks about mom:
someone with family issues: how old?
georgia: any number
swfi: OMG! grow a pair you old hag! I moved out (totally not kicked out) when i was 3 months old, and never talked to any of those losers ever again!
It was an obvious exaggeration. You speak with a strong implication that parents are some sort of tyrants that one needs to free themselves from, and that it is race, not failing to mention that you were farther along the race at the same age (in fact starting with that).
You were however rather polite and indirect in those assertions, so the satire is perhaps more fitting to some of the past "offenders", and directed primarily at georgia as a supportive comment.
@georgia@dickkickextremist.xyz @shampoobottle
@namark I feel like there's a bit of projection happening here 🤣@georgia @canidaeportent
I thought long and hard, and came to the conclusion that I can't argue with such a strange feeling.
And I can't see where you are coming from either, unless what you actually felt was a hint of shame projecting yourself onto the joke, seeing how well it fits, and needed to discredit it somehow.
@georgia@dickkickextremist.xyz @canidaeportent
Quite the opposite actually. I have regular contact with my parents and didn't move out till early 20s because living in bumfuck nowhere means there is nowhere to go.
@georgia @shampoobottle