Are people truly "adults" if they live with parents after adulthood? - Page 6

Originally posted by: Mahisa22

How old are you? 4? You can't even comprehend basic stuff. It was YOU who launched personal attacks, and now you're crying when you got it back.

Bold: Thanks for confirming what I said about your intelligence and ability to comprehend simple things.

Oh woowwww. Now that you've finally uncovered who I am, why dont you go bask in that glory and stop fishing for my attention? Go and play, child. Let the adults discuss.

Personal attack and me, I am amazed by your high class intellect, Maine Kaha attack Kiya Aapko. I was just curious to know that who sponsored Ur education, since parents are blackmailers and manipulators.

General question: Is there a way to block someone from replying in a topic?

Originally posted by: Mahisa22

General question: Is there a way to block someone from replying in a topic?

No honey. Ye Aapka private Chat club Nahi hai.

Originally posted by: TheSmurfs

Personal attack and me, I am amazed by your high class intellect, Maine Kaha attack Kiya Aapko. I was just curious to know that who sponsored Ur education, since parents are blackmailers and manipulators.

Sorry, I had you confused with Ennuyi. My apologies. I never said parents are manipulators. I said SOME parents are. As for Ennuyi, she personally attacked me first and then started crying foul when she got it back.

Originally posted by: Ennuyi

I think I know who u are.. shouldnt have guessed with your reply 🤣.. carry on with your abuses, will need a new ID soon, like u always do.

Repeating: Plesse f*** off. I've no desire to engage in debates with someone with sub-par intellect. Go and display your clownery elsewhere.

Originally posted by: TheSmurfs

No honey. Ye Aapka private Chat club Nahi hai.

Why are you so keen on backing up Ennuyi? Aapka jigir dost hai kya? 😆 Why doncha go and teach her some manners rather than attacking me?

Originally posted by: big4accountant

I've watched that David Letterman episode with Ash. She's well-spoken most of the time but that show is more of a roast than a conversation. As such, I thought she was needlessly defensive and unable to roll with the punches like most of the celebs do.

Coming to the topic, I think you can be an adult even if you live with your parents. If you're one of those people who like to have people over often or go out during the weekends, etc. I can see why living with your parents can be a dampener. But the fact that your parents are under the same roof as you alone doesn't have to discredit your "adult" status, especially if you're financially independent and make your own decisions otherwise.

Her reply was cheered on by the Indian audience though. 😆

I'm interested in knowing: How would you define an "adult"?

Why are you so keen on backing up Ennuyi? Aapka jigir dost hai kya? 😆 Why doncha go and teach her some manners rather than attacking me?

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Who said I am backing up Ennuyi. I don't even know her/ him. I am just baffled with the kind of thoughts you and some of the members here have with regards to parents.

Agar aaj ki generation aisa hi sochti hai, to I wish I never become a parent.

May be I have experienced so much so as to know what place parents hold in one 's life.

Apology if I offended u. Peace.

Originally posted by: kyapa

Isn’t taking care of the parents is also an adult’s job and responsibility. Are those really adults who choose to move out?

What about girls? You mean to say they are failures either way ? Refusing to leave parents after getting married = bad wife, leave parents after marriage = not adult/irresponsible adults ?

What an amazing way to shove down patriarchy in the disguise of 'responsibilities towards parents'. Cute.

Originally posted by: Mahisa22

I know this topic is not directly related to Bollywood, but the other day I was watching the interview of Aishwarya Rai with David Letterman, and the question he asked her struck me.

He asked, "Is it true that Indians live with their parents even after becoming adults?"

To this, Ash came up with a smartass answer that made Indians happy.

But Letterman's question stayed with me. If someone continues to stay with their parents long after attaining adulthood and still obeying their parent's every word (like many men do), are they really adults in the true sense of the word?

Food for thought.

Definition of adulthood

adulthood

/ˈadʌlthʊd/

noun

1. the state or condition of being fully grown or mature

It has nothing to do with living Or not living with ur parents