Those born in the 1980s must have bought houses by now

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Reply #22011-06-28

:I have one, but I can’t afford to buy another

Reply #32011-06-28

Let’s see, it’s in the 80s. The one from 89 just graduated from university.

Reply #42011-06-28

I also want to be a mortgage slave, but they don’t give me a chance, so I choose to live in a small space.

Reply #52011-06-28

It’s not considerate; it’s holding things up again. These days, it’s quite hard to even become a mortgage slave. . . .

Reply #62011-06-28

Planning to sell my house and then buy one in another city.

Reply #72011-06-28

After carrying a heavy load of debt, I finally managed to get one. I guess I’ve been trapped by it too.

Reply #82011-06-28

I don’t have that ability right now! Love is gone too! What a great sorrow in life!

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