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Just curious, because it would explain a lot the chip on the shoulder, the general animosity towards men, your cynicism about marriage, your distain of "wasting" money, and your generally antagonistic approach to any opinion you don't agree with. MY opinion which has as much validity as yours, BTW, and perhaps even more, since I've raised two wonderful to adulthood is that the "toss 'em out when they are 18" line of thinking can be almost as crippling as the "keep paying their rent when they're 40" attitude. There's a fine line between supporting a as they grow and enabling their childishness. One of the hardest things in parenting is making sure that your learn how to self-motivate, be self-reliant and take increasing responsibility for themselves. "Cutting them off" when they reach a certain age (why 18? why not 21?) to me is more of a sign of a parent who is tired of being a parent, don't really like their that much, and is throwing the bird out of the nest so they don't have to deal with them any longer. Parenting changes as grow up somewhere in the teenage years, you change from a protective, loving disciplinarian to a "life coach." Tut-tutting about "back in the day" and "that's what's wrong with people today" is a tired cliche'. You sound like Hesiod, muttering in his beard about "I no for the future of our people if they are dependent on frivolous youth of today, for certainly all youth are reckless beyond words When I was, we were taught to be discreet and respectful of elders, but the present youth are exceedingly wise disrespectful and impatient of restraint"(8th century BC). There are a lot of amazing people out there today. They are empathetic, smart, well-educated and care about the people in the world around them. They face educational costs followed by a lack of job opportunities where they are dredging the bottom on the job market competing with older unemployed and equally anxious adults with more experience. You seem to be taking a perverse delight blaming the OP for her daughter's choices in life. And even if ANY of them are true how is that going to help NOW? Wagging your finger at her and declaring, "It's probably all your fault because you were a rotten parent," ISN'T HELPFUL.
