This is the Guardian.

Today, why are so many millennials moving back in with their parents?

Do you have people round like if you go on dates? Oh God the dating thing has been that was the boundary I think that we had a we came to buy it's about yeah trying to do that this earlier this year or kind of like trying to dip my toe in that pool and then obviously because you're always very emphatic that I have to text on

I'm on my way home or I have to like text my plans and I think yeah like someone I

was seeing earlier this year I think we were like went back to his house and we were getting ready to go to sleep and I was just sort of like, oh I've got to text my mom.

And he was like younger than me and he just like took the piss mercilessly.

It was just sort of like, no one said that to me since I was like

at like a friend's sleepover when I was 17 and I was just like them's the breaks when you you, dating a person who's 30 years old and lives at home.

Dating in your 30s can be a brutal experience.

And when you live with your mom and dad well you can imagine how

awkward it gets sometimes. Sissy hadn't thought she'd be back here after years of

living away but like millions of adults across the country

she's finding that for now at least it's her best option.

The child's bedroom which is kind of weirdly frozen in time with this slightly

Scandinavian aesthetic which is what I was into when I was like 12.

Very sophisticated.

From the Guardian, I'm Hannah Moore.

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