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Author Topic: Housing is no longer a goal for the next generation  (Read 1977 times)
Umulala-alala
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May 15, 2026, 06:38:56 AM
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People that I know still wish to become successful in life and build home. At least if it is not a big one, but they do not want to continue paying for rent, and which is very good.

House is still a goal but maybe where you are living is different from where I am living. People still want home of themselves in my country. Even people that are not rich still find all means to build their own house if possible they can do it.
Every young people that see now is hungry to have their own house and leave their father's house but what always set them back is not having sufficient funds to do this because in Africa there is a respect attach in owning your won house rather than living in another man's house or paying rent, it's not paying rent is bad some do this base on their work location. House is a goal and also an achievement you are either living for free or been get paid by tenants.

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May 19, 2026, 04:53:06 PM
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It still boils down to you knowing what you want, and you knowing the size of your bank account. You have no business going to buy land to build in an expensive zones. I believe that there are zones of high income earners, medium income earners and low income earners. You shouldn't be a low income earner and want to buy a land to develop in zones meant for high income earners or medium income earners. You should be looking out to buying land to develop in zones allocated to low income earners. And it is not compulsory that you will end up having a job in areas where you built your house. If there are no jobs in the area, you can be transporting to areas were there are jobs, and go back home after the close of work on daily basis.
This means that people of earlier times believed that the real success in life was to build their own house. People used to invest their entire life's earnings in building a house. Today's people's thinking has changed. Today's land and house prices have increased so much that it has become difficult for today's youth to buy houses. Many young people keep moving from one city to another for work and education, due to which they cannot buy their own permanent house because they keep moving from one place to another every day. Therefore, they find it easier to live in a rented house. Due to increasing problems and low income, young people can only fulfill their basic needs, which are also met with difficulty. As time is changing, human thinking and lifestyle are changing

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May 20, 2026, 09:45:42 PM
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Yes basically if you grow up with parents who don't show you how they struggled. How can it be different-.
People compare, that is a native reflex. and that is what leads to envy.
That apart in some places a house is good base to start, a drywall house in the US is not an investment but anything else.
Most people need to struggle to grow at all because they are unable to even go beyond the most basic primal programming that humans have. That is the key, which means that most people are making huge errors in the modern parenting which then has spillover effects into everything once these children start joining the adult world and we are already there. You literally have Gen Z adults that are illiterate in the western world.  Roll Eyes

I keep thinking about the psychological dimension too. An unfinished house is more than a money trap. It traps your identity. You become “the person building a house” and all decisions you make go through that house, no matter how logical or illogical they might seem.
What kind of fucking weaklings think like that? Seriously, they need to get therapy if they are unable to get out of such nonsense. Building a house in steps is the right way to do for anyone who can't build it all at once, and whether it is the right decision should be a purely economic calculation and not a emotional decision.

Every young people that see now is hungry to have their own house and leave their father's house but what always set them back is not having sufficient funds to do this because in Africa there is a respect attach in owning your won house rather than living in another man's house or paying rent, it's not paying rent is bad some do this base on their work location. House is a goal and also an achievement you are either living for free or been get paid by tenants.
This is a sign of primate behavior and savage humans. These decisions should be based on rationality, analysis and financial calculation and not on emotions as I said above. Think and act like everyone else, stay savage, or grow up and advance -- everyone has to make this decision for themselves. We know how many people decide though.

This means that people of earlier times believed that the real success in life was to build their own house. People used to invest their entire life's earnings in building a house. Today's people's thinking has changed. Today's land and house prices have increased so much that it has become difficult for today's youth to buy houses. Many young people keep moving from one city to another for work and education, due to which they cannot buy their own permanent house because they keep moving from one place to another every day. Therefore, they find it easier to live in a rented house. Due to increasing problems and low income, young people can only fulfill their basic needs, which are also met with difficulty. As time is changing, human thinking and lifestyle are changing
Moving from city to city, or place to place in search of better opportunities is in no way related to the inability to buy a permanent home. In reality, in most cases where the move relates to accepted opportunities, it improves the chance of the people to own a permanent home. Those that are stuck in shitty jobs at shitty pays, that accept shitty pay during job negotiations and whatnot are those that are hurting everyone else with their decisions -- in the topic of opportunities.

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