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Why is there a social stigma about living in your parents house in Western countries?

Im not sure if someone already asked this before but why is this a thing on western countries? (US/Canada) Im Asian M23, grew up in Asia and me and my family moved in Canada when I was 19. I made friends at school and work and I’ve been asked few times where I live and every time I live in *redacted* with my parents there’s always something wrong with their reaction about it. Back in my country it’s perfectly normal to live with your parents until 30 or even older. Some people even get married and live with their wife (if you’re a male) in his parents house. I live with my parents here in Canada but I never asked them for money and anything. I give my share of utility payments, buy and cook my own food, pay my own car payments and credit card debts and student loans and I dont see anything wrong with that. Also, I don’t think I can afford with my current financial situation. I earn around 3kCad$ per month and around 60-70% of those goes to those stuff mentioned above. Usual rent in my city is around 700-1000 even with a roommate. I’m not lazy and I’m not trying to sound rude and ignorant but these people who asked me that are living on their own lives literally cheque by  cheque and struggling to make ends meet. I dont see the point on moving out of your parents house when youre not financially stable and has some money saved up. Im not saying that im plannig to live with my parents forever but im going to wait to atleast have a decent paying job and money saved up. Atleast 2-3 years from now.
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To follow up, is there much research on prestige hierarchies in general? If there's pressure woven into the psychosocial fabric to demonstrate an ability to pay for things that aren't necessities and to dress them up as if they are necessities to cover up the aforementioned fabric, would we ever find out about it? Are some things too ingrained for an experiment to tease out the contributing factors?