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VengefulMenace11
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23 Jun 2018, 5:02 pm

Seriously. I'm 22 going on 23 and am still living with my parents. I have 5 other people living with me and and because I'm unemployed, I have to clean up after EVERYONE because "no one has the time" to take 5 seconds out of there day to god forbid throw away a flippin' soda can or an empty chip bag. I feel like I'm being used for my disability money, but I'm not 100% sure. And when I don't want to clean up after everyone, they get mad at me. It's telling when my bedroom is the only decent place in my house. My parents have 2 step children, one of which has low functioning autism and does almost nothing but echo people and have accidents, and the other has a temper that might dwarf mine. Nobody puts their foot down unless it's on me it seems. I really need to get away from this chaos. All everyone here does is yell instead of speaking normally. I feel confused and frustrated with this situation. I have no money, job, or driver's license, and the only person who could help me with that is my mother. I have nobody and nowhere to go, so I'm stuck here. :x :x :x



Sarahsmith
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23 Jun 2018, 5:16 pm

I wish I still lived at home. Independant living is hard. There might be a services where you live that helps people transition into independant living. You might have to do some research on that and get a drive from your mom to a location.



TheSpectrum
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23 Jun 2018, 6:16 pm

I live on my own. It's hard and unrewarding for the most part unless you have a very good job or some sort of money behind you.

By all means pursue it, or aim towards it. It's a great rite of passage. Just giving you a heads up.


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