The house that I’m living in was the family home from 1992-2000. The whole family moved to a bigger place in a nicer part of the same suburb. I then moved back in to the old house a year later. My mom sprang this on me tonight:
Mom: We are selling this house. We are moving back into your house.
Me: Har?
Mom: We will build a small self-contained flat in the backyard. We will rent that out to students and we will move back into the room that you are in now (the master bedroom).
Me: Erm …
Mom: You can have the second largest room in the house.
Me: But …
Mom: Don’t worry, it’s gonna be at least another year.
Me: Well I guess that’s ok then.
Mom: Good. That’s settled then.
“Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.” (Michael Corleone, Godfather 3)
So get this: I’ve been single since the time I moved out. Meaning I never really ever used the copious amount of freedom and privacy that I have. With my luck, I’ll probably get a girlfriend on the day that my parents move back in. Yeah it could happen.
But at least I will finally be getting some sex. So I guess it’s a good trade-off. Yeah, definitely. I will just have to be quiet, is all.
Or I can move out. Again. Otherwise, it’d be “social suicide” (YC). But I’m so comfortable here …. ARGH!
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14 Responses to “Cramping my lifestyle”
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May 04 2006 / 7:27 am
Or you could move in with your future girlfriend? hehe.
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May 04 2006 / 8:46 am
Yeah, I agree with Nadia.

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May 04 2006 / 10:31 am
Yeah, I am with Nadia.
You can move in with your gf.
Lotsa lotsa freedom!*look at me* =P
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May 04 2006 / 11:17 am
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May 04 2006 / 12:56 pm
WAH LAU!!
Sound regressive to me.jialat oredi…
faster… PLAN B!!! -
May 04 2006 / 1:17 pm
staying wif parents = lack of freedom = TRUE
however, there are still benefits of them looking after you in some aspect…
btw, i’ve not tried the freedom that you did…i’m deem fit to comment when i been there, done that!!
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May 04 2006 / 1:45 pm
I agree with Nadia, cupcake and Cynthia get girlfriend with a nice place and move in.
the added requirement is actually good as it give you focus in you quest. Don’t waste your time with girls that don’t have a nice pad. -
May 04 2006 / 5:29 pm
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May 04 2006 / 7:53 pm
there are perks to staying alone, and there are perks to stay with parents.. I’m staying with my brother and I’m in between… he’s going to Indonesia soon for a year and then my pad will be THE party place with 6 cats!
I agree with BM…. Plan B!!! Stay with girlfriend! hahaha
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May 04 2006 / 8:47 pm
Marcus,
U got to blog re: “GF WANTED”!!
& let us help u to spread the word.
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May 04 2006 / 9:36 pm
I TOOK SOME PILLS, WENT TO SLEEP, THEN WOKE UP.
I KNOW OREDI!!!I HAVE SOLUTION TO YOUR IMPENDING PROBLEM!!!
COME WORK IN SINGAPORE!!
AT THE SAME TIME, I’LL FIND YOU A CHICK!!=)))
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May 04 2006 / 11:18 pm
me says move in with Roo..:)
Well, its a love-hate relationship I think. When I live alone, I would wish that I live with my parents..clean house,clean clothes,good food and bail-out from daddy.Then when I live with them, I’d get nagging re: boys, my drinking habit,my food habit ect ect…Privacy boh-liao.
Now being thousands of miles away and establishing my own household, living with my parents would seem a godsend…Dont want to do household bills balancing,have to think about what to make for dinner everyday ,clean ect ect.
I would say that the past couple of years you’ve had the best of both worlds..parents living so close by but yet not in the same place.Who knows, once they move back in your parents might even help find you a girl..preferably not one that hate dogs and goes to church every sunday:P. Not that I have anything against churchgoers
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May 04 2006 / 11:39 pm
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