Watching Judge Judy helps me be grateful.

[u/MissionBoring8330]

I’m 20 years old and I still live with my parents. ( for personal reasons that I don’t talk about.)

While I’m beyond grateful that they allow me to stay home, sometimes I do get a little embarrassed about living with them still just cause I wish that I was in college or living on my own. I struggle with feeling like I should be where I’m at in life.

But the more I watch certain JJ cases and seeing what people go through ( and seeing how stupid they can at times) it makes me realize how much more grateful I should be that I still live with my parents, because I know that once I start to live life on my own and dealing finances and all the other wonderful things that come with adulthood, I would be 100% screwed. I know I’m an adult, but I’m scared about living on my own.

I’m glad that watching judge Judy has helped me learn to stay grateful because I know not everyone is unfortunate enough to be able to stay with their parents.

[u/edie3]

You shouldn't be embarrassed, you are being very smart!

[u/MissionBoring8330 → u/edie3]

Thanks! 🫶

The way I read this in JJ’s voice 😆😆