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As someone who wanted to move far away and stayed close to home for college and work to save money, I don’t regret it at all. My parents are getting older (and sicker) and I want to be around to help. Also, I’ve seen how many of my peers rely on their parents for childcare, thus saving them expensive daycare bills. However, if your family is toxic and/or only adds stress to your life, it’s a totally different story and understandable. Just some food for thought, but nothing is forever and you should live your life for yourself before trying to please others.
It’s hard. My wife and I are struggling with this right now. Our parents live ~4 hours away from each other, so we can’t live close to both obviously. Each set of course would love us to live close to them. We’ll end up doing something “in the middle”, partly due to cost of living, and partly so it is a doable day trip to either family. But we won’t be close enough for quick stop ins and potential future childcare (though I would say don’t count on that because I know plenty of people who’s parents say they’ll help once kids come around and then they don’t actually - hard to read that situation sometimes). I guess all that is to say, I empathize with you but don’t have a good answer. Don’t let family pressure you into anything, but sit down and think hard about what your priorities are in life and if you determine family is towards the top of lost, then let that influence your choice. If not, then don’t.
Oh also, don’t make it a one way street. Remind your parents that they can always move close to you, wherever you end up, if that is a desirable thing later in life. The responsibility to live close to your parents isn’t solely your responsibility