Re: XAVI still lives with his parents ??? WTF??

by nasir6371 Thu May 31, 2012 2:39 pm

BhritanniaBhlue wrote:bitches love family men

Xavi

Xavi SO HUMBLE AND HONEST he lives with his parents. :bow:

by Aensensen Thu May 31, 2012 2:50 pm

To be honest, I don't see much wrong in how Xavi chooses to live. Personally, I'm more of a "no family" guy, but I guess it all comes down to how good your relationship with your parents is.

It's normal for me to see families who stick together in latin countries. Family is important there, and it doesn't necessarily mean you're coocko if you choose not to have a huge house and huge bedroom once you're rich.

However, Xavi must then go to brothels for some lovin' hmm

by free_cat Thu May 31, 2012 2:52 pm

I would say it's nice he keeps living with his parents, but what I really find weird is that his bedroom is smaller than mine when I lived with my parents.

by Neutral Thu May 31, 2012 3:03 pm

are people forgetting that video is 6 years old

by Doc Thu May 31, 2012 3:04 pm

Nothing wrong with living with your parents (or in this case, his parents living with him). I'm honestly sure they respect each other's space very well. He also picks mushrooms as a hobby (I wonder if he still does this?) which by and large, is a win in my book...

by free_cat Thu May 31, 2012 3:07 pm

Yeah, he sure still does pick mushrooms. It's a big hobby of him, and that actually is part of catalan culture. Many people likes to go mushroom picking on autumm sundays and then have a nice barbecue with the family and eat the mushrooms.

by S32TABLANCA Thu May 31, 2012 3:15 pm

You pick musrooms from the forest, or do you harvest/farm them in some way?

by stunt Thu May 31, 2012 3:24 pm

You're a loser if you are still dependant money-wise from your parents as an adult. Xavi lives with them by choice, not because he's dependant on them.

Cmon, you think a guy that has millions of fans, is as familiar with the press as with a football, plays in full 80k stadium week in week out, and has won has much as Xavi has, will have any social problems? I'm pretty sure there isn't any

by rsinatra Thu May 31, 2012 3:25 pm

i love how (pre-)judgemental people can be here.

1. who cares
2. you don't know him or his life to judge him
3. who cares
4. who are you again?

by free_cat Thu May 31, 2012 4:12 pm

S32TABLANCA wrote:You pick musrooms from the forest, or do you harvest/farm them in some way?

You go to the forest and pick them, being careful not to pick the poisonous ones!

I think that some techniques to farm mushrooms have been developed recently. It seems it's quite difficult. But people doesn't usually farm them in their garden.

by DRK Thu May 31, 2012 4:13 pm

Who cares if its true :coffee:

by Lord Awesome Thu May 31, 2012 5:22 pm

VivaStPauli wrote:Southern Europeans.

Southern Europeans > Northern Europeans :coffee:

by the xcx Thu May 31, 2012 5:23 pm

S32TABLANCA wrote:You pick musrooms from the forest, or do you harvest/farm them in some way?

obv. forest silly.

by Lord Awesome Thu May 31, 2012 5:24 pm

sportsczy wrote:When parents get old, they move in or very close to the kids. That's how it works in my culture. Nothing wrong with it... the losers to me are the ones who abandon their parents.

This.

by anirudhkitt Thu May 31, 2012 5:25 pm

Well, in my culture (indian), it is perfectly normal to have huge extended families with people still having parents in the house. Yeah it might be conservative, but i do not think there is anything wrong about it.

HATERS, The lot of u. Rolling Eyes

In fact even though i am in another country, when i finally move back to india...i plan on being as close to them as possible, coz even though i will not be able to live in the same house, i cannot imagine putting them in an old age home.

by jibers Thu May 31, 2012 5:36 pm

by S Thu May 31, 2012 5:38 pm

Yes i am going to overuse it because i can.

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by TalkingReckless Thu May 31, 2012 5:45 pm

sportsczy wrote:When parents get old, they move in or very close to the kids. That's how it works in my culture. Nothing wrong with it... the losers to me are the ones who abandon their parents.

This.

I find it sad that so many people just leave their parents in old home, Your Parents spent their life to get you where you are, and when your parents really need you, their kids ran away.

When I graduate and get a job, my first Real Pay Check is gonna go towards doing something for my parents, like sending them on a cruise to Caribbean

by jibers Thu May 31, 2012 5:47 pm

Surag wrote:

Yes i am going to overuse it because i can.

by billionmillion Thu May 31, 2012 6:09 pm

So many childish people here.
What is advantage of leaving alone? you think you are a man if you dont leave with your parents?

by Rebaño Sagrado Thu May 31, 2012 6:10 pm

jibers wrote:
Surag wrote:

Yes i am going to overuse it because i can.

by Lord Hades Thu May 31, 2012 6:19 pm

anirudhkitt wrote:Well, in my culture (indian), it is perfectly normal to have huge extended families with people still having parents in the house. Yeah it might be conservative, but i do not think there is anything wrong about it.

HATERS, The lot of u.

In fact even though i am in another country, when i finally move back to india...i plan on being as close to them as possible, coz even though i will not be able to live in the same house, i cannot imagine putting them in an old age home.

this , though i keep telling my parents i am glad i am going away n all, wouldnt mind being near them in the future.. its how it is in my culture and i dont think there is anything immature and wrong about it ..

Much better this than doing a Bagban

by Le Samourai Thu May 31, 2012 6:21 pm

Lord Hades wrote:
anirudhkitt wrote:Well, in my culture (indian), it is perfectly normal to have huge extended families with people still having parents in the house. Yeah it might be conservative, but i do not think there is anything wrong about it.

HATERS, The lot of u.

In fact even though i am in another country, when i finally move back to india...i plan on being as close to them as possible, coz even though i will not be able to live in the same house, i cannot imagine putting them in an old age home.

this , though i keep telling my parents i am glad i am going away n all, wouldnt mind being near them in the future.. its how it is in my culture and i dont think there is anything immature and wrong about it ..

Much better this than doing a Bagban

What is a "bagban" lol?

by Lord Hades Thu May 31, 2012 6:23 pm

Le Samourai wrote:
Lord Hades wrote:
anirudhkitt wrote:Well, in my culture (indian), it is perfectly normal to have huge extended families with people still having parents in the house. Yeah it might be conservative, but i do not think there is anything wrong about it.

HATERS, The lot of u.

In fact even though i am in another country, when i finally move back to india...i plan on being as close to them as possible, coz even though i will not be able to live in the same house, i cannot imagine putting them in an old age home.

this , though i keep telling my parents i am glad i am going away n all, wouldnt mind being near them in the future.. its how it is in my culture and i dont think there is anything immature and wrong about it ..

Much better this than doing a Bagban

What is a "bagban" lol?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baghban_(film) bounce

by Pedram Thu May 31, 2012 6:41 pm

Baghban means gardener in Persian hmm

by Lord Hades Thu May 31, 2012 8:20 pm

well bag means garden .. a lot of words in hindi have been derived from urdu which is basically a derivation of words used in persian and hindustani along with local styles i guess

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