What are they moaning about?

**DimPrawn** · 22 September 2016, 19:06

A survey of more than 4,000 18- to 30-year-olds in Britain suggests many feel their lives are "on hold" because of work, financial, housing and mental health problems.

Then some idiot bloke marries them, realises they married a psycho, divorce, followed by a life of poverty.

Sound familiar?

**cojak** · 22 September 2016, 20:01

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Reasons why young women feel life is 'on hold' - BBC News

At last they can sell their bodies. Unlike young men....

Of course young men can sell their bodies, sex work is out there for anyone.

**northernladyuk** · 22 September 2016, 20:12

Originally posted by cojak View Post

Of course young men can sell their bodies, sex work is out there for anyone.

Age is no barrier either.

**original PM** · 22 September 2016, 20:13

It's because they have been bought up never having to face any hardship and thinking throwing a tantrum will get them what they want.

Then reality rears it's ugly head and their sheltered privileged upbringing is pissed on.

**greenlake** · 22 September 2016, 20:16

Originally posted by cojak View Post

Of course young men can sell their bodies

**vetran** · 22 September 2016, 21:45

"Living at home, I don't have my own space - my room is tiny because I'm in a box room, so after a stressful day at work I go to the gym and come home at 9pm. Basically, I just sleep there," said Emma.
"I'm trying to save £100 a month for a mortgage because you need at least a 10% deposit, but I would be saving for a long time. I'm thinking about getting a second job."

imagine a mortgage that £100 a month would touch...

**original PM** · 22 September 2016, 22:48

So point 1 dump the gym membership and run the streets save some money there I guess?

**Mordac** · 22 September 2016, 23:04

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Reasons why young women feel life is 'on hold' - BBC News

At last they can sell their bodies. Unlike young men....

No one's stopping you trying. Not sure there'd be much in the way of demand though...

**SueEllen** · 23 September 2016, 00:11

Originally posted by original PM View Post

So point 1 dump the gym membership and run the streets save some money there I guess?

Some gyms are £20 per month.

So £20 added to SFA is still SFA.

Plus if you live in a city and it snows you cannot run the days after it snows because of the ice.

What are they moaning about?