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>i don't know how young couples are moving into $500K

Everything is (((screwed))).

(((Inflation))), (((usury interest on our Federal Reserve debt which consumes 40% of our total annual combined tax dollars), (((Weimar culture of faggots and antidepressant drugs))).

I was lucky enough to want to be debt free since I was 16 years old and was able to get there by the time I was 30. If I were born much later, that wouldn't have been possible.

I don't blame the Boomers for being out of touch because we'll all become old and out of touch soon enough... especially those of us who consume (((seed oils))) and (((fluoride))).

I just blame the jew.

It's a trade off.

Do you want your kids to grow up in a nice house, in a nice neighbourhood, with a yard to play in, but they're raised by a combination of TV, schools, and babysitters? Or are you willing to live somewhere shitty so that they can be raised by a parent?

I was the former. I actually grew up on a farm but didn't appreciate it at all until well into adulthood because I was babysat by the TV. I have all sorts of social issues that I'm still trying to fix to this day.

I said "fuck that" and raised my own kids. They're much better adjusted socially but they also have a drive and optimism that I've never had. We also have a much better relationship that my parents and I.

If did that on a single, part time income, by myself, anyone can do it in a functional relationship.

I'm debt maxxing personally.

If you see the rate at which the housing market has increased evaluations with the median household income, it hasn't changed much since the 60s and 70s. What has changed is who brings the income. It has effectively been halved since then because both man and woman work. Which, of course is to be expected since supply doubled.