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@corydm27 Parenting doesn't end when they turn 18. My kid will always have a bedroom in my home, wherever he goes or wherever I go. There are so few jobs that can support living expenses at the entry level. The world has changed, and kicking 18-year-olds out will set them up for failure and...

@kavi0808 Entry-level incomes have not kept pace with rent/ cost of living, and college costs have spiraled since we were their age. We have not created a society that supports kids launching successfully without a lot of support. It might feel like the kids are lazier, but I think that's B.S...

@jesussaveme777 Probably more Boomers and old X'ers than younger Gen X/Zennials.

@kath26 It's all really hard, at least it has been for me. My son is 12, and we're going through agonizing preteen bullshit. He's not an infant, but there are regular tears again, and lots of yelling some days. It gets better because you can sleep again, and they will in fact eat and pee and...