It’s often hard to see your mistakes as you’re making them. "Yikes! The kids are moving back in!" Thus goes the moan of the baby boom generation, around 2007. But letting the kids move back in is not the social error we’re talking about. Instead, the big mistake is the loudly voiced annoyance of the boomers. Most mistakenly decry the notion of the boomerang generation. For example, the authors of a recent book on the topic, Morn, Can 1 Move Back In With You report, "The parents of the 39 million twenty-somethings in the United States face the unprecedented challenge of their children’s prolonged adolescence. " The subtitle of the book is even more revealing: "A survival guide for parents of twenty-somethings. "
In order to fully appreciate the depth of the error being made here, we all need to step back a bit and look at the bigger picture. This epidemic of kids moving back home is first not "unprecedente
A. adult children move back and live at home.
B. parents indulge children in wherever they wish to live.
C. boomers nurse a grievance for home returning of young adults.
D. immature children result in many boomers suffering hardship.
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