Live alone or in the parental home? Over the past few decades, it seems that young people prefer to live on the parental home than by their own. This is largely due to the precariousness of the present employments. Although the tendency has changed, there are many people who totally disagree with this statement arguing that freedom is the clue of an adult life. While nobody can deny that not having the necessity to notice every singular activity, it is a privilege, someone could point out that the same person may be affected by loneliness without have the chance to communicate their worries to someone. Furthermore, one fact to take into account, that may seem simple, is to affront usual home problems such as hung a picture on the wall or fix the kitchen sink. Living in family allows the rest not to attend those unimportant matters until the moment that someone is involved. A further point is that to live alone require more responsibilities and constant efforts. Things as have the fridge full and keep the house tidy, involve hard work to do. On the contrary, our family handles with homework while for us our home sometimes is similar to live in a hotel with bills paid and feeding included. To sum up, whilst someone can defend the huge advantages of living alone, I would like to remark the importance of a daily communicative life that is experienced at home. In both cases, we have to decide what it is more suitable for us and act accordingly having in mind that both options are respectable.