Do You Live With Or Close To Your Parents?

India
May 1, 2018 7:02am CST
In India most live with Parents and some do live alone as well and i am not saying that this bad or that was good, But i feel parents should be with us, so that we can help them and take proper care of them when they are old or require any help like they helped us when we were kids. But What i like to know is not related to that LOL. I just wanna know, Do You Live With Or Close To Your Parents? Please Share.
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ultraman cosmos
@id_peace (15379)
• Singapore
1 May 18
I do live about 30 mins away from my parents. Decided not to live together in view that it may bring conflict
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ultraman cosmos
@id_peace (15379)
• Singapore
1 May 18
Yes it is not a problem for me to visit them
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
Nice to know, its still near, you can visit them anytime
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The Fly One
@aureliah (24334)
• Kenya
1 May 18
I live close to my mom's house and I go there at least once a week
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
That's nice and it helps a lot as well
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vanny
@vandana7 (101695)
• India
1 May 18
I live in the same house as my parent. :)
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
Good to know, that, thanks
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Danna B.
@db20747 (43438)
• Washington, District Of Columbia
9 May 18
Pops is two buses away!!!
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
9 May 18
That's still good, thanks and have a great day
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Robin
@Daelii (5619)
• United States
1 May 18
I don't. Both of my parents are deceased. I'd likely be living next to my mom if she were still alive. My mom had her house right next to my grandmothers when both of them were alive. I do hope to sell my house one day, and buy a better property for multi-generational living when my kids are older and starting college/etc.
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Robin
@Daelii (5619)
• United States
1 May 18
@thesupersingh I dont mind waiting! my oldest is 7 and my youngest is 1!
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
Thanks, i hope you can do that soon
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
@Daelii LOL, long time to go
Louise Crisologo
@mlgen1037 (29886)
• Manila, Philippines
1 May 18
I do not live with my parents anymore but I am close to them. hihi
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
That's very good actually
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
2 May 18
@mlgen1037 That you are close to them
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Louise Crisologo
@mlgen1037 (29886)
• Manila, Philippines
1 May 18
@thesupersingh Which one is good? Me living on my own?
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AKRao24
@AKRao24 (27422)
• India
1 May 18
You have answered your won question , Indian love to stay with their parents...but if under duress they are staying away then they are definitely in touch with them and in need they become supporting pillars for them Thanks dear @thesupersingh!
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
2 May 18
Yeah it's common in India
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Ithink
@Ithink (9980)
• United States
2 May 18
Live about 20 minutes from my moms, she knows she has a standing invitation to move her whenever she wants. We talk on the phone at least once a day if not more, also go to visit often and do the hard stuff like her wood for her.
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
2 May 18
That's very nice to know. Thanks and have a great day
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rakski
@rakski (135666)
• Philippines
1 May 18
No. We move out separately. But from time to time we visit or they visit.
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
Good to know, thanks
John Roberts
@JohnRoberts (109845)
• Los Angeles, California
1 May 18
I only have an elderly mother who is close by.
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
This is good, thanks
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Shilabrata Barua
@shilabrata1 (100)
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1 May 18
In Indian culture the responsibility of sons and daughters is to look after their parents in their old age. Because when we were young they nourished us and gave us education. Why should we not look after them in their old age
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Super Singh
@thesupersingh (42067)
• India
1 May 18
That's true my friend
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