In some countries, more and more adults choose to continue to live with their parents after they graduate and have found jobs. Do the advantages of this trend outweigh its disadvantages?

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Nowadays in some countries, most the grownups tend to live with their
parents
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after finishing their studies and having a job.
This
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essay will examine the advantages and disadvantages of adults living with
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. the two main disadvantages of continuing live with
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:
always
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parents
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try to control your steps and by
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income
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most the grownups do not attempt to achieve
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salary a job.
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, some
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see their
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as little
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even when they grow up.
this
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way most dads and moms tend to control their
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even graduated university.
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, my dad usually asks me to know if I have eaten my dinner or wearing warm clothes at work.
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, when the coming source of income on both sides, by
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and adults
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, job starters do not try to get high salary career due to no feeling lack of money.
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, living with
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also
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has some major advantages like taking care of their
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and
motivated
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being motivated
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every day with motherly wise.
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in my hometown, south of Kazakhstan, most people not only try to live with their
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,
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but
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moved away to another city to settle down with
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a family
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. what is more, feeling a mother's love gives people the best motivation in the world. To conclude, continuing live with
parents
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have certain advantages than disadvantages.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • intergenerational
  • economic stability
  • cohabitation
  • living arrangements
  • financial autonomy
  • student loans
  • emotional stability
  • transitional phase
  • career development
  • self-reliance
  • independence
  • tension
  • values
  • lifestyles
  • personal space
  • autonomy
  • financial burden
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