to buy my housing association home?

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House is worth £100,000. I pay £400/month in rent. I love my home and want to remain here forever. Would you buy it? Or keep renting? What are the advantages or disadvantages?

There's not just one 'real world' on here is there? Of course there are people in the situation you describe, I was one of them. There are also many other people who live rent free with parents to enable them to save, or who recieve a hefty parental handout for a deposit, and a fair few will be amongst those criticising the OP.
The demographic on here means there will be a strong representation from those who have been significantly advantaged in the housing market through parental help, yet they don't see the hypocrisy in trying to make someone feel guilty for taking advantage of their circumstances, just in a different way.
I'm all for people criticising right to buy, but that criticism is a political not personal one. The OP should not be expected to disadvantage herself because you or I struggled to afford a house. No more than the next person should tell their parents to make a donation to shelter instead of giving them a handout.

550 pound a month to live in mould! That’s awful. Who’s the landlord? Get them told.