I’d love to leave the n_____, but I can’t afford to rent a place of my own yet., nest, He’s gone l_____-contact with his parents: they speak occasionally, but he no longer visits every weekend., low, Every disagreement ends in blame and guilt. It’s become a toxic d_____., dynamic, There’s s_____ around living with your parents in your thirties, even if you’re saving for a home., stigma, She felt o_____ to spend every Sunday with her family, even when she needed time to herself., obliged, He chose to cut t_____ with a relative who kept spreading rumours about him., ties, I want an adult-to-a_____ relationship with my parents, where we can disagree and still respect each other., adult, When every independent decision feels like betraying your family, e_____ may be part of the problem., enmeshment, You can set b_____ without giving a long explanation for every request you turn down., boundaries, The cost of living is s_____, so I’m putting my plans to move out on hold., soaring, After living independently for five years, she joined the b_____ generation and moved back home., boomerang, Sharing a flat has reduced my rent b_____, so I can finally save some money each month., burden, Helicopter p_____ can make it harder for children to learn how to solve problems independently., parenting, After several attempts to repair the relationship, she decided to go n_____-contact with her father., no, After years of hurtful comments, she finally cut her uncle o_____ and stopped responding to his messages., off

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