this american life parenting
Is it typical or unique for a single 45 year old Italian-American woman to still live at home with her parents?
I am asking this question because I am starting to date a 45 year old Italian-American woman and she says still lives with her parents. I don’t really believe her but I am hoping that maybe someone can shed some light on Italian-American families and their children as I am not Italian-American.
I am Italian.
Unfortunately many single or divorced people here keep living with their parents…. It is rather typical, since they can save money and they have a maid (mother)
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