Well, I did it.

[briansd1]

[quote=walterwhite]i think you can be socially liberal and still think unmarried people shouldn’t live together. It’s just not a good idea.[/quote]

Absolutely, Walter. For many different reasons (money, drama, etc…)

But can one be socially conservative and believe in cohabitation and sex outside of marriage?

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]That and watching 2 small kids settle into their new digs and start making memories of a lifetime. After all, that is what it is all about.[/quote]

That is so Suzanne-researched-it.

Do you need to buy a house to start making memories? Everything before is blank?

My best memories growing up is when my dad was working abroad and we lived in rental houses. We had so much fun.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]That and watching 2 small kids settle into their new digs and start making memories of a lifetime. After all, that is what it is all about.[/quote]

That is so Suzanne-researched-it.

Do you need to buy a house to start making memories? Everything before is blank?

My best memories growing up is when my dad was working abroad and we lived in rental houses. We had so much fun.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]That and watching 2 small kids settle into their new digs and start making memories of a lifetime. After all, that is what it is all about.[/quote]

That is so Suzanne-researched-it.

Do you need to buy a house to start making memories? Everything before is blank?

My best memories growing up is when my dad was working abroad and we lived in rental houses. We had so much fun.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]That and watching 2 small kids settle into their new digs and start making memories of a lifetime. After all, that is what it is all about.[/quote]

That is so Suzanne-researched-it.

Do you need to buy a house to start making memories? Everything before is blank?

My best memories growing up is when my dad was working abroad and we lived in rental houses. We had so much fun.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]That and watching 2 small kids settle into their new digs and start making memories of a lifetime. After all, that is what it is all about.[/quote]

That is so Suzanne-researched-it.

Do you need to buy a house to start making memories? Everything before is blank?

My best memories growing up is when my dad was working abroad and we lived in rental houses. We had so much fun.

[sdrealtor]

And look how bitter and cynical you turned out. I still hang out a few times a month with my best friend who grew up 2 houses away from me and his family lived there 30 years like mine. I still see the rest of my friends from the neighborhood whose families did the same too. Different life experiences….different perspectives.

[sdrealtor]

And look how bitter and cynical you turned out. I still hang out a few times a month with my best friend who grew up 2 houses away from me and his family lived there 30 years like mine. I still see the rest of my friends from the neighborhood whose families did the same too. Different life experiences….different perspectives.

[sdrealtor]

And look how bitter and cynical you turned out. I still hang out a few times a month with my best friend who grew up 2 houses away from me and his family lived there 30 years like mine. I still see the rest of my friends from the neighborhood whose families did the same too. Different life experiences….different perspectives.

[sdrealtor]

And look how bitter and cynical you turned out. I still hang out a few times a month with my best friend who grew up 2 houses away from me and his family lived there 30 years like mine. I still see the rest of my friends from the neighborhood whose families did the same too. Different life experiences….different perspectives.

[sdrealtor]

And look how bitter and cynical you turned out. I still hang out a few times a month with my best friend who grew up 2 houses away from me and his family lived there 30 years like mine. I still see the rest of my friends from the neighborhood whose families did the same too. Different life experiences….different perspectives.

[joec]

I think the feeling and mindset of buying a place/home is similar to being hired permanently at a company. Renting is like being a temp worker.

You know you’re going to move so subconsciously, you just don’t try to bond as much with your co-workers since you’re only there temporarily for the work and that’s it. You also don’t belong and aren’t invited to all the company activities.

I remember the whole group going to watch movie premiers (back in SV) during the day and I had to sit in my cube doing work or wasting time.

With renting, I think for a lot of folks, it’s the same. You just don’t want to get to know the neighborhood since your mind tells you you will be gone soon and you don’t really even try to put down roots…

With jobs what they are now, work is not as great as during the tech boom, but good experiences as a permanent employee vs. just a contractor/temp.

[joec]

I think the feeling and mindset of buying a place/home is similar to being hired permanently at a company. Renting is like being a temp worker.

You know you’re going to move so subconsciously, you just don’t try to bond as much with your co-workers since you’re only there temporarily for the work and that’s it. You also don’t belong and aren’t invited to all the company activities.

I remember the whole group going to watch movie premiers (back in SV) during the day and I had to sit in my cube doing work or wasting time.

With renting, I think for a lot of folks, it’s the same. You just don’t want to get to know the neighborhood since your mind tells you you will be gone soon and you don’t really even try to put down roots…

With jobs what they are now, work is not as great as during the tech boom, but good experiences as a permanent employee vs. just a contractor/temp.

[joec]

I think the feeling and mindset of buying a place/home is similar to being hired permanently at a company. Renting is like being a temp worker.

You know you’re going to move so subconsciously, you just don’t try to bond as much with your co-workers since you’re only there temporarily for the work and that’s it. You also don’t belong and aren’t invited to all the company activities.

I remember the whole group going to watch movie premiers (back in SV) during the day and I had to sit in my cube doing work or wasting time.

With renting, I think for a lot of folks, it’s the same. You just don’t want to get to know the neighborhood since your mind tells you you will be gone soon and you don’t really even try to put down roots…

With jobs what they are now, work is not as great as during the tech boom, but good experiences as a permanent employee vs. just a contractor/temp.

[joec]

I think the feeling and mindset of buying a place/home is similar to being hired permanently at a company. Renting is like being a temp worker.

You know you’re going to move so subconsciously, you just don’t try to bond as much with your co-workers since you’re only there temporarily for the work and that’s it. You also don’t belong and aren’t invited to all the company activities.

I remember the whole group going to watch movie premiers (back in SV) during the day and I had to sit in my cube doing work or wasting time.

With renting, I think for a lot of folks, it’s the same. You just don’t want to get to know the neighborhood since your mind tells you you will be gone soon and you don’t really even try to put down roots…

With jobs what they are now, work is not as great as during the tech boom, but good experiences as a permanent employee vs. just a contractor/temp.

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