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Life Advice / Re: Should I pack up and leave Home?
« on: February 23, 2016, 01:44:34 pm »
It's hard to give advice with out knowing you personally or how things work where you are so take everything I say with a grain of salt.
On the legal issues my advice is just don't do it. It'll break things irreversibly. What she did was wrong, but books/comics can be replaced. Money spent on stuff can be recovered. Taking family to court is something you only do if you're prepared to risk breaking that relationship for life.
As to moving out, do you have a part-time job? If you have any reasonable amount of money coming in at all I'd suggest moving. If you can't afford it, look a little harder. I couldn't afford to move when I first did, but I still did it. When I 1st moved I lived somewhere that was super-cheap because the building was being knocked down in a few months. When I 1st moved state, I lived with a friend for free. I'm about to move for situational stuff & had nowhere to go, till I swallowed my pride & asked a friend for somewhere temporary. There are solutions, sometimes they aren't good, but it sounds like your home situation isn't either.
I suspect you're situation with your mum is more likely to improve if she has to deal with you as another adult. At the moment she has control of some stuff & can play games. Don't live the way she wants? Throw out your stuff, play with your bank account etc. etc. That's harder to do, if you're out of there. I mean whatever you do, do as i2amroy & others says above & fix your bank account. Then move if possible. Wouldn't quit my degree over it, I never graduated (for different reasons), I don't really regret that, but I don't think financial or home stress are good reasons to do it.
Anyways that just my advice & at the end of the day you've gotta work out what'll work out best for you.
~Michael
On the legal issues my advice is just don't do it. It'll break things irreversibly. What she did was wrong, but books/comics can be replaced. Money spent on stuff can be recovered. Taking family to court is something you only do if you're prepared to risk breaking that relationship for life.
As to moving out, do you have a part-time job? If you have any reasonable amount of money coming in at all I'd suggest moving. If you can't afford it, look a little harder. I couldn't afford to move when I first did, but I still did it. When I 1st moved I lived somewhere that was super-cheap because the building was being knocked down in a few months. When I 1st moved state, I lived with a friend for free. I'm about to move for situational stuff & had nowhere to go, till I swallowed my pride & asked a friend for somewhere temporary. There are solutions, sometimes they aren't good, but it sounds like your home situation isn't either.
I suspect you're situation with your mum is more likely to improve if she has to deal with you as another adult. At the moment she has control of some stuff & can play games. Don't live the way she wants? Throw out your stuff, play with your bank account etc. etc. That's harder to do, if you're out of there. I mean whatever you do, do as i2amroy & others says above & fix your bank account. Then move if possible. Wouldn't quit my degree over it, I never graduated (for different reasons), I don't really regret that, but I don't think financial or home stress are good reasons to do it.
Anyways that just my advice & at the end of the day you've gotta work out what'll work out best for you.
~Michael
/sarcasm