I’ve been considering what I wrote a few days ago, and now I’m wondering if LAT isn’t the latest fallout from the boomerang generation. Young people aren’t leaving the nest quite as young. They go to college and with limited job prospects, move home. When they move out, they’re frequently living with one or more roommates. We’re looking at a Generation that will be hitting their 30s and will never really have lived independently. So with two incomes ensuring the financial security needed to maintain two households, maybe it will grow increasingly common. The relationship provides emotional and financial security, while separate residences allow individuals to keep their freedom, or experience it for the first time.
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