Sorry, ladies, he's taken.
If you think your boyfriend is an immature man-child, get a load of this loser.
Xu Qing is a 29-year-old Beijing man who thought he had found the perfect career: sponging off mom and dad. Now his parents have been forced to file a lawsuit against him to get him to get a job and leave home.
It has been seven years since his parents put him through college, but he refuses to do anything but sleep and surf the Internet. When Xu Qing failed to get a job on his own (economy is tough bro, I feel ya), his dad set him up with a cherry gig at a friend's office but he still wouldn't work. Xu Qing quit that job after only 3 months because "it was too boring." He also applied for a couple other jobs but, wouldn't you know it, those happened to be boring too.
Dude, you're a 29-year-old loser who lives at home with mom and dad. You're boring. Taking a boring job would become the least boring thing about you.
What's worse is, somehow, this kid has a girlfriend. He met her online and he moved her in because she also doesn't have a job.
This is when his parents really started to notice they raised a monster, and when they tried to lecture him he said, "Even if I don't have a job, I have my right to love someone...as parents, you are obliged to feed me!"
Oh, but they're not, Xu Qing. His parents went to court and according to law, as reported by Shanghiist, "Xu's parents aren't obligated to support their son, as he's capable but refuses to work. Because the house is under his parents' names, they can ask Xu to leave."
They did, and after six months their precious prince and his online princess refused to budge, so they went back to court for an eviction notice.
This kid is one of the most embarrassing, un-redeeming people ever, which is why I nominate him to become the next reality TV star. If I wasn't sure it would make him rich, I would love to watch a show where cameras followed Xu Qing around as he went on job interviews and tried to explain why he's ready to start the boring task of taking care of himself.
(by Myka Fox)