UK Man Rents From Parents For Rs 40,000 Per Month To Live With Them

Once they reach a certain age, it is practically typical in the majority of western nations for children to move out of their parents’ house. In most western nations, you will not find an adult living with their parents. While many Indian youngsters leave home to pursue careers, there is no hard and fast law about this and remaining with parents is not socially unacceptable. If the parents work or are stationed in the same city as the kid, the youngster may really reside with them continuously.

South Asians would find it difficult to understand a youngster who pays rent to his parents in exchange for living at home. But a young guy from the UK really took that precise action. He posted this on Mumsnet, an online community. He claims in the article that he pays his parents Rs 40,000 in rent so that they may continue to live in the same home where he was raised. He is the only one who pays the rent since he is the oldest of his four siblings. In addition to working from home, he is taking an online course. He claims he is okay with the constraints his parents put on him, but he doesn’t have any trouble paying the rent.

The youngster claims that each week, he sends his parents Rs 10,000. He isn’t being given the opportunity to take a proper shower, however. He is instructed to shower for no more than fifteen minutes in order to lower the household’s water and power costs. He claims that in order to save money on expenses, he is not even permitted to take a daily shower. Furious, he vented his complaints about it on the site, claiming that the family’s large size was not his responsibility.