Oh my...they live in a motorhome!

In the 11 years we have been fulltiming I have never felt that. In fact most people are festinated by our lifestyle.

We are not full timers, but we are the rich folks with M/H in their yard.

You need to change the type of people you are interacting with - never had someone say that to us.

Barb

We find just the opposite. (That is discounting some in-laws that think we're going, no, actually gone insane). Tonight we went out to diner just couple blocks from us. When we were sitting there and a lady commented on my wives sweater. Wife told them she got in Mexico when on our RV travels. Spent the next 15 min answering questions of RV's and RV life style. Turns out the couple have been thinking about buying an RV for several years.

We just got back to sticks and brick house 3 weeks ago after 7 month on the road. Last year was 6 months on the road. Messing around on the computer last night I totaled up what this house cost us last year. Yes, maybe I am insane to still own a house.

I suspect it may have to do with what RV you live in. A big new/newish DP or 5er and folks think "cool" - a small rig and/or older rig and they think you're one of the homeless. Definitely a bias out there.

I guess the proper word is Social Stigma.
How many feel it?
You tell someone you live in your motorhome and you get a great sense that you just became less of a person.I have no problem with it really I just find it aggravating

I think it is the fact that most people just do not 'know' what 'full-timing' is and/or means.
Most have never even hear that word.

Not to mention the fact that we most likely have way more money in the bank
to support our lifestyle than any of those who point fingers. :W

If they knew how much it costs per month to full-time?
They would then know that we are NOT poor and homeless!

Don't really care how someone views our choice of living arrangements.

Two sides to the coin....when we tell people we meet that we sold our home and are full-time RVers, almost everyone is envious of the lifestyle and we get "that's what we want to do, but....", followed by the excuses of family, or whatever. However when we visit friends in an area they offer for us to stay with them so we can sleep in a "real bed". We've not gotten any negative comments.

We full timed for 2 yrs in a 5th wheel before coming off the road to care for an elderly family member.

We never felt our friends looking down their nose at us. In fact, many said they were envious of us for having the freedom to make such a choice. Several said the inside of our Mobile Suites was nicer than their home.

I don't care what strangers think and give only slight value to negative thoughts from family.

Gunship Guy wrote:
We full timed for 2 yrs in a 5th wheel before coming off the road to care for an elderly family member.

We never felt our friends looking down their nose at us. In fact, many said they were envious of us for having the freedom to make such a choice. Several said the inside of our Mobile Suites was nicer than their home.

I don't care what strangers think and give only slight value to negative thoughts from family.

I don't full time, probably never will.
I wonder how many of those negative thoughts from family are the result of jealously?