<human>: I'm 23 years old and employed. I make a decent salary and I plan to move out this summer. That being said, my enthusiasm to finally be out on my own has met a lot of resistance from co-workers and friends. 

I have people telling me that you should live at home as long as possible and save up as much as you can. My manager at work told me that it's dumb to move out when you could live with your parents and  "...save up to 50k over the next two years and pay off your car, buy a house, etc." (he stayed at home until he was 26).

I'd say about 10% of people I know around my age are glad they moved out and the other 90% say they wish they could be back home. I have money saved up and have a good grasp on my financial situation and outlook so I don't feel like it's a bad decision, but I don't want to dismiss the "wisdom" from those who've actually experienced it. What is your opinion?

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: If you could afford to live on your own at 22, would you live with your parents until you are 24 - 26 to save up and then move out?