is it ok for me as a man in my 20s to ask my parents to take control of my finances
i have 0 self control and i think it would benefit me if i had to ask permission to use my money

No, it's not really OK.
>I have 0 self control
"Self control" is a concept for normies. For spergs, we realize it is literally an incoherent concept. Nothing can "control" "itself". It's meaningless, a contradiction in terms. "Self control" posits the existence of TWO SELVES, the one who does the controlling, and the one who is controlled. As Buddhists will tell you, we have not even established proof that one "self" exists, and now they want us to wrangle TWO selves? KEK.

What specifically is your issue? Do you tend to waste your money on things you don't even want? Or are your wants so out of control you tend to indulge them willy nilly until you are broke? What are your hobbies?

Hobbies shouldn't cost a huge amount of money after the initial outlay, and should involve skill-building in some sense. Try to get a hobby that involves building skills. Don't tell me you are wasting money on Funko Pops?

>>81544832 (OP)
It's a very wise choice, and the most clever trick in the book people use to save some money.

Don't give them all your finances though, but a significant chunk. They will be happy to save it for you and you will feel great knowing you're only spending what you feel you should

>>81544832 (OP)
The best time to learn is now.

>>81544832 (OP)
Yes. Very much.
I have money and shit but I always buy something if its a steal. Now my room is filled with a bunch of militaria and CDs
Although I did acquire a soviet officer hat recently