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, a staggering 33 per cent of young men aged between 20 and 34 — a full third — are living at home with their parents.
“Personally, it means that the relationship I have with my son is souring. Instead of waves of unconditional love, I more often swing between angry and sad. “I find myself seething with frustration when I get up after him in the morning and there are crumbs all over the kitchen and detritus on the stairs . I don’t want to be clearing up while at the same feeling mutinous and irritable. It makes me dislike him and dislike myself.
“It’s not that he doesn’t have a job: he works for lawyers in a nearby legal practice. It’s a good role and he’s promised he’ll move out as soon as he has saved enough money, but he’s currently paid just over the minimum wage, so it’s going to take some time. And, if I’m being perfectly honest, I don’t know that he’s trying very hard to save.
She continues: “At 58, I’d been looking forward to a time when I had more freedom. His father and I separated many years ago and I’ve essentially been single ever since, devoting my life to bringing him up and working.
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