In some countries, more and more adults continue to live with their parents even after completing their education and finding jobs. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

More and more adults are still living with their

after finishing education and having jobs have been a controversial debit in many Asian countries.

some benefits are staying with the family, I believe that its disadvantages outweigh the advantages.

On the one hand, living together is a

exchange; people will have more chances of being cared for.

, the adults, who usually do not have time for themselves, will receive better

from their

, and vice versa. Many

often cope with sickness and disease;

, the existence and support of the children in their daily life will strengthen their mental health to fight against illness, enabling them to take good treatment whenever needed.

, in terms of work-life balance,

can significantly impact their future; they can make the most of their

_

to focus on pursuing a successful career.

, there are considerable risks in living with

.

and foremost, being over-reliant stops us from fitting into an independent life. A typical example is that the

take

of everything in the family. If we lead a married life, we will quickly get lost or confused about things to be finished, as we have never faced

before.

, our

patterns will remain unchanged, as we depend heavily on our

, which mainly prevents us from fully being self-developed. The more dependent we are, the less soft skills and real-life experience we acquire. If we have everything done by the

except making money,

, we find running the family home extremely unmanageable.

In conclusion, I support the idea of living alone, as it helps us draw more vital experiences and learn practical lessons.

, we have to organize our time better as we should learn how to manage everything from

and spend time putting knowledge into practice.