Think about it: in the 1970s, the average age was closer to 22. Now? We’re pushing 30 like it’s no big deal. What changed?
Well, for starters, careers and financial stability are huge factors. Renting in London costs a small fortune, and buying a house feels like winning the lottery. No wonder people wait until they’ve got a solid job and a few savings—or at least a plan!
Plus, education plays a role. More people are going to university, traveling, and focusing on themselves first. It’s not selfish—it’s smart. You can’t pour from an empty cup, right?
