With house prices and wages making it more and more difficult for people to move out and buy a house, we’re asking people around Cardiff if they think it’ll become more and more normal in the future to see people in their 30s and 40s living at home with parents.
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00:00I feel like it's on the people who are in the 20s to 30s to sort of like wake up
00:06and do something about it obviously you're fighting a losing battle in some
00:12cases but like you can't just do nothing. I'm coming up on the wrong side of 25
00:18between 25 and 30 and I'm still living with my my mum and yeah I think very
00:24little people will unless your people's parents are rich will have the
00:29opportunity to move out themselves really. It just further isolates them makes
00:34them more lonely you know and you know isolation and loneliness will feed on
00:41on each other and just grow exponentially. Make your situation better
00:46for yourself hopefully it doesn't happen because that would be a shame and I feel
00:51like it will dishearten a lot of people if they're in their 30s 40s and still
00:57living with their parents.