Is it best to still have access to your childhood home as an adult or are adults better off without that connection?
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REMsleep · 41-45, F
I don't understand the question?
Are you referring to keeping a literal property from your childhood for sentimental reasons?
I don't think that most people in the Western world can afford to keep an extra house unless they are renting it out and using it to make money.
My mom's house is very old it was built in about 1902 or 3 and it's been in our family for a long time so we kind of all agreed not to never sell it besides that it's on a really huge property in the middle of the city so we really don't want to sell it no matter what happens. My mom is going to leave it to my little sister.
Are you referring to keeping a literal property from your childhood for sentimental reasons?
I don't think that most people in the Western world can afford to keep an extra house unless they are renting it out and using it to make money.
My mom's house is very old it was built in about 1902 or 3 and it's been in our family for a long time so we kind of all agreed not to never sell it besides that it's on a really huge property in the middle of the city so we really don't want to sell it no matter what happens. My mom is going to leave it to my little sister.
