Were you brought up in an apartment?

[𝕭𝖆𝖕𝖙𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖆 𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖔𝖑𝖆]

Sociological inquiry. If you were raised in an apartment at some points but not at others answer the one you spent most time in.

As for me, I have lived in apartments all my life.

[Illiniwek]

I lived in an apartment for two years of college and for the first five years of my marriage.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

I lived in an apartment for about half my childhood (shortly after turning 8 to shortly before turning 16). Voted for option 1.

[Del Tachi]

Before the age of 5, yes.

[H. Ross Peron]

Yes, I've lived in an apartment since my birth in 1996 which includes 4 years of undergrad in a dorm.

[Attorney General & Senator Dwarven Dragon]

Brought up in a House. Lived in a dorm or apartment during my 5 years of college, moved back with my parents for two years and change, and then moved to my current apartment in December 2021.

[Damocles]

I lived in a house all my childhood until 2017, when I began living more in dorm/apartment type settings. Then I lived in houses again from 2020 until early 2023. I now live in an apartment. Maybe I will live in a house again some time in the next few years?

[morgieb]

Lived in one for two years when I was 16-18.

Since 18 I've lived in a townhouse of sorts, before 16 I lived in free-standing houses.

[Mr. Smith]

No apartments for me until college.

[the artist formerly known as catmusic]

Lived in an apartment since I was 12.

[Meclazine for Israel]

No,

But I live in an apartment now, and I always wonder what it would be like as a child. 50m from my front door is a traffic nightmare for children and a river with sharks in it.

I would not have survived for 6 months living here as I was running around the neighbourhood like a mad man.

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

Yeah, I've lived in apartments ny whole life (other than a few months)

[Anti Democrat Democrat Club]

Before like 4, yeah

[Lambsbread]

I didn't live in an apartment until I was in college, then I moved in to an apartment with my then-fiancee, then moved back into my parents' house after my engagement ended.

[Crumpets]

No. My family briefly lived in an apartment when I was too young to remember, but I grew up in a single-family detached house. I do live in an apartment now though.

[Vosem]

Before I was 12, yes (New York City). Afterwards, no (Midwest). Voted 'yes' since 'brought up' feels like it's discussing childhood to me but it depends where you draw the cutoff.

[💥💥 brandon bro (he/him/his)]

Not primarily, but our custody-sharing agreement meant I spent a lot of weekends in a bachelor-pad apartment.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

My parents moved to a house just after my first birthday, so I don't remember living in an apartment as a kid.  I voted no.  I did live in a dorm in college and have lived in an apartment after college, though.

[diptheriadan]

I'm a white trash cracker from a white trash town. I spent my raisin' years in a tin can.

[dead0man]

raised in a house

As an adult:
6 months in '94 in Atlanta
6 months in '95 in Panama City
2 years, 99-01 in Omaha (2 different apts...the first one was my favorite.  2bdr, but the master bedroom was large and the living room was huge, and it was only $450/mth.  Great place for a single fella.)

[vitoNova]

raised in a house

As an adult:
6 months in '94 in Atlanta
6 months in '95 in Panama City
2 years, 99-01 in Omaha (2 different apts...the first one was my favorite.  2bdr, but the master bedroom was large and the living room was huge, and it was only $450/mth.  Great place for a single fella.)

An E3 - E5 unaccompanied—not living in the barracks, but in a 2-bedroom?  In friggin Offutt?     Lol


Damn.  

[dead0man]

raised in a house

As an adult:
6 months in '94 in Atlanta
6 months in '95 in Panama City
2 years, 99-01 in Omaha (2 different apts...the first one was my favorite.  2bdr, but the master bedroom was large and the living room was huge, and it was only $450/mth.  Great place for a single fella.)

An E3 - E5 unaccompanied—not living in the barracks, but in a 2-bedroom?  In friggin Offutt?     Lol


Damn.

I don't remember the details, but after the separation (didn't get officially divorced until I was out of the AF) they made me move out of housing, but let me move off base.  I have a vague memory that maybe they didn't have enough dorms on base, so single E-4s and above could live like a normal human.  I did have my son a lot too, so maybe that played a role.  I don't remember, I know it was never a concern of mine.

[Secretary of State Liberal Hack]

Always lived in one.

[Ferguson97]

No, but fun fact: the day that my parents moved from their apartment to their house was the day they found out they were pregnant with me.

[Progressive Pessimist]

The house I live in currently is the only home I have ever known or had throughout my life.