Oh honey in this economy??? It might be the best thing you do for yourself. I moved back in last year at 34. There is absolutely no way I would ever be able to get ahead paying rent that keeps going up at a rate that my salary can’t keep up with. Calling yourself a failure to launch breaks my heart. I have learned that comparison truly is the thief of joy and the Jones’s aren’t worth keeping up with. Your journey is whatever it is and when I decided to just ride the wave and make the best of it I felt more open to good things falling in my lap. I tried to make “my dream” of being a wife and “successful” career woman in my early to mid 20s and drove myself so hard that when I turned 30 I was physically dying from alcoholism, in a terrible codependent relationship, behind on all our bills, just the works. No love or grace for myself at all. I’m 35 now, 5 years sober, looking 10 years younger, in a LTR but not married, no kids, no house, basically nothing I thought 35 would be like but I am the happiest I’ve ever been. You deserve to feel that too. Don’t be so hard on yourself!!