Do Americans really kick their children out when they turn 18? What the fuck?

Do Americans really kick their children out when they turn 18? What the fuck?

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why do ipipos hate their family

im 30 and still here
im cute so they like me around

It is strange.
As for the post, if he does not intend to go to University immediately, he should find a temporary job for the year he misses. But it is silly to throw your son out of the house when he very obviously lacks the means to sustain himself.

you should naturally be leaving your parents house when you're about to be 18
there's nothing cool about being a failure of a neet unless your plan is to save the good chunk of money you've been earning for a year or two

Specially during a pandemic, how could you hate your family like that?

imagine if your son was american
yeah, would want to kick him out

At 18 if you can't figure out how to live and take care of yourself physically and financially, then the only thing that is going to finally get those lessons through is the sink or swim method. My youngest brother is the only one who wasn't encouraged to start his own life after high school, and of all 5 of my siblings he is the only one who can't put his life together. He's 31 still lives at home andworks at the same part time job as he did in high school and has dropped out of college twice. That is what keeping kids around the house after they are no longer kids does to them.

There's a difference between living with your parents and being a NEET.

Why would you pay rent to a stranger, and share your place with roommates, when you could be living at home with your family?

I wasn't taking the pandemic into account. I was under the impression that we were discussing the general case.
In the general case, he cannot waste a year. So, either he must go into further education, or he must start working. As for kicking him out, it is not an option either way. He obviously does not have the means to sustain himself.