I'm also part of the living with my parents is driving me crazy club.
In addition, my best friend is driving me crazy. She broke up with her boyfriend about two months ago and he seems to be moving on. However, they were dating for a year, but fought and had mini break-ups constantly, but she thought that they would always be together even though she always complained about how he would make mean comments towards her and wasn't supportive enough at times. I can understand though why she's upset even though I don't think anyone else, including him, thought they were right for each other long-term.
However, she's one of those people thats pretty much always been in a relationship, and I, on the other hand, have never had a boyfriend. It does bother me sometimes, but most of the time it doesn't because I'm only 20 and I know that I have had rather limited social oppurtunities compared to other people my age and I don't think that now is the best time for one. For example, in high school and freshmen year of college I could only go to class and practice because I didn't have a car and I live 45 minutes from my college. I also still live at home and my parents, more specifically my mother, think I should study constantly and try to guilt trip me about taking a night off to do something with my friends. She has gotten better about it though then she was, but if I had a boyfriend, I would have no time at all for my friends outside of practice.
It has been bothering me lately though because I have been constantly having to hear about how my friend thinks she's worthless because she doesn't have a boyfriend and how her life sucks because of that and the fact that she doesn't like her major anymore and she is already a junior (she decided this about the same time they broke up permanently). I also have to hear about how its never taken her so long to find another boyfriend and how there must be something wrong with her for it to be taking this long. I can definately see why she's unhappy, and I'm really trying to be supportive, but its driving me nuts.