How to Move Out of Your Parents House

[@ReggieBryant]

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[@lewisholland4925]

Got kicked out at 20 with no car and about $200 to my name. I have been watching your videos for almost 2 years trying to soak up all the knowledge and tidbits I could. I can confidently say that after almost 2 years. I got my own apartment, car, and 8k in savings. Wasn’t easy but looking back I can’t help but smile. It was a journey. This content is free and very useful. Nothing but respect for you Reggie.

[@E46-p2b]

You are a real G 💪🏼

[@ernestot55]

Damn how did you do that jeez

[@jordanmitchell9742]

INSPIRING! Ino I can now do this.

[@avn4975]

Damn bro. I’m 21 and i’m ready to dip. What do you do for work?

[@lewisholland4925]

@@avn4975 I work for UPS currently, and on the side I sell high fashion clothes and shoes. I'm about to head to the military in hopes I can land a good medical job.

[@GriffithFromBerk]

It’s the gaslighting and abuse I want to get away from. I don’t hate my parents but I need some separation desperately and I want to have that separation to maybe breathe, have some space, and come back to hopefully patch things up again.

[@ChristopherBone-qb7ny]

I feel you bro

[@Moonlith_Acres]

i feel you

[@imranhuddin]

Same

[@neongaming223]

😭😭

[@ethereal946]

We feel you!

[@gbabyemporium8367]

29 with a son, got a full time job as an electrician and managed to save up 16k in nj, I think it’s time to get outta the house. I need my space and don’t want to be parented while I’m parenting my son

[@katythebeauty330]

I’m going to save this in my playlist so I can make sure to watch it later. I’m in my 20’s and still live at home with my parents. I’m okay with it for now but I will hope to move out for sure in the next 2 years or so!

[@ReggieBryant]

You got this!!

[@Partyof.2tv]

​@@ReggieBryant my parents my mom my dad getting my nerves everyday all the time stay up all night eat snacks my tell me what do and my family why am I so nervous everyday my best friend told me everything I can't wait Aggressive and mad at parents for a reason I'm not doing nothing wrong I'm trying to I be nice she parents smart mouth she have smart I am a good girl I am right each other treat people hurt feeling

[@kush7138]

​@@Partyof.2tv your sentence structure is off but everything you stated is right. Not an argument goes by without my mom constantly throwing out my age and how she allowed me to live with her, as if my financial assistance is something meaningless and it doesn't help 😂. My love for my momma has decreased over the years due to the ridiculous shaming whenever I hold her accountable in our arguments. I honestly don't know how my father dealt with her BS for so long before he passed.

[@yonathanabay9668]

same, 20 with sophmore in architect wishing of movin out

[@CR38ion]

If you REALLY want to leave your parents house immediately at 18, the military may be a good option for you. Even if its reserves. I understand that some people have their feelings about it and it does require a lot of sacrifice, but if you enlist for 4 years, by 21,22, you'll be completely independent, have a chance to really "grow up" and not have to move back in.

[@ReggieBryant]

Facts 💯

[@empath3577]

I will join the military. I'm at my breaking point with my parents. I can't do it anymore. 😪

[@destinyrivera8139]

I’m moving out 7/9 at 19 with my boyfriend. I am a private duty caregiver I work 65 plus hours a week and currently in college to become a RN. I bought my bed set and mattress and couch from rooms to go. I prepared myself before I gone up to the leasing office. For example, when I gone up there I pay for the application fee, money order, CREDIT (I was approved that very same day 712). I I understand what my parents have done but I feel bad for using there resources and I know I know but I want to prove to them that I can do. I want to be respected and not be treated like a child.

[@ReggieBryant]

I feel you, I wish you the best!!

[@yooDRIP]

the key is having THE RIGHT POSITIVE MINDSET❗️because yes, knowing you have to stay with your parents a little longer can be a bit of a pain, but also knowing that you’ll be out soon if you stay focused and keep pushing yourself to stay consistent to reach that goal of getting up out of there, will for SURE make you feel a WHOLE lot better. the time will FLY BY. also focus on the journey more than the destination❗️because by the time that journey ends and you’ve reached the destination, you’ll have learned so much more than what you’ve expected to come out of it and have a totally different mindset when you are on your own❗️i wish everyone the best❗️ONE LOVE ❤️

[@ethereal946]

Needed this!🫶🏽

[@elijahmatthew5270]

I tried moving out at 18. I had a part time job at Trader Joe’s. Did Uber eats after work. Slept on a friends couch. That did not last long because I couldn’t find a place of my own. You need a full time job that pays +$20/hr, +10k in savings, good credit score, & an easy to repair car with insurance.

[@ReggieBryant]

Thank you for sharing your experience! I agree 100%

[@lynesesandy4849]

I'm 23 just started planning and saving to move I can't wait feel like it's time for me

[@ethereal946]

I’m 23 too and yesterday was when I really made my resolve and drew up a basics budget just to dip my feet in the reality of it.

[@kayel2363]

me too

[@kemi_the_mathematician9585]

Excellent video there! As for the part on what to do if you are in a job you hate, and the urge of abandon it, this is how I cope. Having a picture of someone that matters to you alot or something that brings meaning to you the most, and placed it on your work desk. It helped me to overcome the stress and anxiety.

[@ryancruz2552]

The issue is my parents use that “take off ya hands” as respect I’ve the last few years at 23 shoveled wondering why I didn’t get a thank you of any sort I felt unwanted and many other things they have done has forced me out My house is comfortable that’s my issue I’m ready to up and leave I’m gonna use this all and take advantage of it all Making this happen Has become a absolute obsession I can’t sleep eat or Think without trying to leave I pray I change this situation soon and I will never not feel loved again……. Thanks again

[@abenaataylor3189]

Im 29 and living with my parents . Thank you for this video

[@RainNorrisSoftwareDeveloper]

So There is hope…. Lol

[@missovercomer2488]

I didn't move out until I was 28, and then I had to come back home because my bf and I broke up now at 30. I struggle with mental illnesses and physical limitations but we were making it. It sure does hurt the ego when you had everything and you lose it all and have to go back to your parents house. But thanks for the tips! Great video!

[@Adam_and_Yve]

So glad im not alone

[@isaiahjennings8663]

Bro u a real one i needed this an just the fact u could make a video on sumin like this says alot

[@Daigoooo]

11:36 to 11:50 Reggie you are a true "big brother", the mindset you have and these advices are absolutely fantastic, thank you so much!

[@ChiomaMercy-x7t]

I really wish to move out from my toxic household but my problem is the I don't know anywhere

[@bradkendrick3571]

Man i been trying to move out since i was 18 and every time i had a good job to build finances i ended up getting laid off or the job ended. I've never had the stability in a job to get to that point.

[@jamulandkim3957]

it's called either you grow up & move out or stay in your parents house and be called and treated as a big baby for the rest of your life, as for me option 1 is just fine I've been on my own for almost 20 yrs now drive my own car and have my own place and and no matter how tough it can be out here on my own, I'd never dream of moving back to my parents house, thx.

[@vitorios506]

Oh man I’m watching this video again even if I haven’t been living with my mom for about 2 years. Moved states and put myself out there. I’m such an introvert but sometimes you have to force yourself to go out there. Now I make 6 digits from trades and living in my dream loft in a new city that I’m obsessed with. Everything takes time but you have to start now if you want it sooner!

[@prof.soares]

I have the opposite problem of most people. My parents are overloving and really don't want me to move. My dad actually built a huge house because it was his intention that my sister and I would never leave.

[@RosieIfYouKnowMe]

I'm 40, fell on hard times, so my three kids and I moved in with my dad. Every time I think about moving away he's good at first and then starts fear mongering. I feel dumb that I even had to do this search but here I am.

[@miya24700]

Glad I came across this video. 26 years old here and feel like it’s that time to leave the nest (for a second time). Just want to make sure that I have myself set up for success before I do get my own place so I’m giving myself a year to save up and work on my credit so that I can be in a good position when I do move out with the way this economy is set up now.

[@BestGamer-cf1hy]

How is it going

[@nox7458]

perfect content, so much good advice. about the gesture of paying bills for parents is that i am Forced to pay rent like 450 euros every month whilest the full rent of the house is 450 so im paying the full rent while i am simply working as a delivery driver whilst being in an un payed internship . it got me into alot of debt and they dont seem to really care about it but i know once i get my full time job which is pretty well payed they will ask for alot more and that my reason why i want to move out. i am 20 and i am planning to move out at 21 when i have my full time job and saved enough. but i know once i mention moving out the mental war at home will start and they will say stuff like im selfish and i cant leave because they need me and i dontcare about them lalalala. its more the mental war and having no empathy that makes it so hard for me and also alot of other people with strict parents

[@buunnyworld]

You can do it! Remember to take mental breaks like going on walks, meditating, and journaling. It can help ease stress and worries!

[@AlComedyy]

I’m 23 planning to move out 24 maybe winter 2024 inshallah or early 2025

[@lincoln4229]

Did u move out

[@AlComedyy]

@@lincoln4229 yeah actually but regret it these 7 months moving back soon tho early next year

[@Captain2.0ismypapi]

Just turned 21 i own a car and i work a full time job, my biggest issues is prioritizing my money, i have been saving for a little less then a year now, and ive grown my funds slowly but steadly, but the closer i get too moving out there seems to be alot more im discovering that continues too push back the move out date such as, a speeding ticket and moving to my own auto insurance but i paid my own insurance on my families, and its making me feel shaky about trying to pin down that move out date

[@buunnyworld]

You can do it!

[@piusokao3527]

What work do you do?

[@greg_krupa]

I’ve met people in their 40s and 50s moving back with family. Thing happen I guess

[@loveandparty4118]

I sometimes think of leaving all my valuables in my parents' house and then rent a shared space/bedspacer. It's around 20 dollars a month for rent.

[@True_Limitless_Light]

I’m in an awkward situation. I wanna move out because I’m over my parents but at the same time I’m in the middle of a semester of college that they’re paying for lol so it’s an interesting situation

[@Orphicbeauty]

I can relate, I've got one semester left and the fee is typically the only thing holding me back.

[@grtf47]

tbh if you have a good relationship with them, theres no need to move out. I just finished uni and still live at home. Saving up for the right time to move out. If you dont get along though, I understand you want to get tf out of home. The best is probably to finish up school then move, less stress while youre in school.

[@KIlovefood7]

I’m in college too but I just can’t stand my mom

[@natasha-thesingingflower2362]

When I was moving, I was leaving my job, I waited 6 months and in the 7th month I put my resignation in. I stayed working in that job for a total of 5 yrs. I started traveling after that. I stayed on top of my credit cards and paid for my sister's wedding with my savings. I regret spending so much after I stopped working. Learning to be frugal is the best suggestion. I wish my folks taught me how to find sales. I had a certain lifestyle. Its best to learn how to be able to go without. Nothing wrong with living in a simple manner. It will save you so much in the end.

[@RosieIfYouKnowMe]

Security deposits in California are generally equal to or 2x the rent, so $1500/mo + up to $3000 deposit 😢, then electricity deposit, water deposit, trash, etc. Sometimes they'll add the fee to your first bill, but usually not.

[@Krmtx]

CA is expensive!!!! Most jobs don’t pay enough to move out.

[@mvckW]

thank you this really helped me think things through a bit

[@ReggieBryant]

I’m glad you enjoyed!

[@drsquatchman6685]

I am 18 years old since January 17 2022. I plan on moving out in 1-3 years depends on how much money I have saved and relationship with parent

[@ReggieBryant]

Smart. I like that you’re giving yourself the time to plan it out and think it through

[@drsquatchman6685]

@@ReggieBryant thanks for the fast reply man! I really go to KZbin for everything because I don’t have people to ask all these questions I have. I will stay tuned with the videos and let you know how it goes! Been studying how to day trade for past couple months.. I want to be financially free and enjoy my life

[@ReggieBryant]

@@drsquatchman6685 you are definitely on the right track!!

[@piusokao3527]

Wao, you are studying day trading, can I join you and we study together because I had stopped for a moment, never know you might give me a booster!

[@drsquatchman6685]

@@piusokao3527 do u have discord?

[@rebeccaxodonq7893]

I run away n left them before 18 I didn't take even 1 penny from them. One person gave me secretly for my transportation to d city. And I did a nanny job n I'm self made. Now I'm middle age n sometime I sent them money when they needed

[@dionandonly]

Nah, moving out is possible without having to basically die for rent-money. Plus there‘s things like roommates who pay their part of the rent, which makes it absolutely possible to work a part-time job and still be free.

[@The_jones_show]

Hey man I'm 18 my parents are treating to kick me out how could I get ready in 3 months to move out

[@potofgreeed]

in case anyone needs to hear this: mr reggie bryant is NOT talking about abusive parents. that is a whole different ball game, and is not, (in my opinion,) the intended audience for this video. this is for kids/young adults who feel stifled by rules that seem a bit arbitrary. if you are in an abusive household, please contact a domestic abuse hotline for next steps, and only leave when its safe to do so.

[@ReggieBryant]

THANK YOU 🤝🏾

[@nomad1517]

If its an emergency. Like you have a physically dangerous parent threatening you with deadly force. And have nowhere to go. How would you deal with that? Would rooming with others be the only option?

[@ReggieBryant]

@@nomad1517 I would say getting out of there at all costs will be your best bet

[@escapingthewilderness]

This was definitely needed 🙏🏾

[@davidbone3314]

I’m paying $200 a week for a room and basically my own bathroom. I have no money saved and I’m in about 20 grand in debt with motorcycle and car payment. I’m single and run a business with my dad working about 50-60 hours a week. I could rent an apartment right now but would be tight for a few months while I get caught up. I started saving $500 a week and it’s really nice to let the money build up because I know if I need to I can rent somewhere for a year and not even need to work for a while if i ever had to switch careers or jobs. The busienss im in there’s good money buts it’s demanding schedule very hard to have a life outside of my business right now. But ya I was getting ready to rent something nice but I don’t want to be paying $2000 a month for living expenses. It helps to just pay 200-300 a week somewhere

[@denoxseriesarchives]

I am 35 and still living with parents. For the longest time, its because I chose to and wanted to build up savings and investments but the last 2 years has been a big loss to me when it came to job, some reputation, feeling behind and not very motivated because the last jobs I had were stressful to the point I quit. Although I had a lot of savings and crypto investments where I took great profits at times to do so and was fine for a while. Then personal issues came out, my mental health went down the drain and it was hard for me to make consistent income outside of work because of lack of motivation and direction in my life. Now at least I am getting my mind together on what I must do, recovering from my losses and hopefully motivate myself to move out no later than next year because I really need to build up character and motivation to know how to survive on my own and feel independent and free. I want to build up my skills as a video editor, build a new KZbin channel to promote my business while working a day job that I feel its not stable and can lose it at any time. I love my parents and we get along well. They helped me a lot, other than shelter, I can handle pretty much everything on my own but with how crazy high rent is this day, it still does not motivate me much to move out... only to go back if I am not sure if I am ready. Hope I am not too late in the party since you said wait till 20-23 to move out and I am far older than that. I feel like a failer but I do not want to give up in life either. What do you think of this man?

[@Walklikeaduck111]

Its ok. Live your own way man.

[@fatman_120]

Move away from them immediately you will be way better off you'll make more money and be way more confident in yourself

[@Wifistaxx]

Bro im sorry but im not going to sugar coat here, you’re a 35 year old BOY. You’re pushing 40 and you’re still living with your parents. What you need to do is apply yourself and find a useful skill then find a job with said skill. Then when you get the job you work your ass off 40+ hours a week. While you do that you work on your crypto trading/investments/youtube channel until you save up for a cheap shitty apartment. You start from there and build up to nicer apartments as you earn more money tru time. C’mon man you need to change asap, in 6 months I want you to come back here and update us on your progress.

[@moisesgarcia5422]

You gotta move out man, no other way to say it but staying with your parents will only make it harder for you to adapt.

[@imranhuddin]

I’m in the same situation and same age. It’s so expensive to rent a place £2000 per month including bills in London for a 1 bedroom. But I have decided to move out soon as I have to face my fear although I’m not to well mentally. I feel like I need to take full control of my life.

[@fanatamariam1878]

I'm 19 years old and I'm still treated like shit for so many years, I live in a completely different country and I have to find a way out of the torture I constantly experience. Now they are threatening to throw me out because I am broke and have no one to support me.

[@rosedevarel7098]

I'm going to be 35 in 3 months, and I moved out multiple times. Stayed homeless until I had nothing to eat, but there has never been enough to stay out and I notice the people that follow me from the community. It's like I leave physically but socially never alone. Feel trapped by my nuclear family and local community....especially the low income tags that have followed me since graduating college twice. I'm with my parents and still struggling to pay 600$ bill. I just want a life free from the negative influence and social-economic manipulations of my nuclear family and local community.

[@rosedevarel7098]

What happens when your every penny is monitored and there is never enough money to leave? And when I do ......enough money to stay away?

[@JamesVestal-dz5qm]

I'm a 29 year old who graduated with two bachelors degrees, one in chemistry and one in chemical engineering, when I was 25. I live at my parents house. I am having trouble finding a full time job. I feel like my parents are controlling me.

[@90daysgrind]

It’s time for me to go

[@RasMonroe]

Appreciate the game 🔥

[@rachelw3533]

Great video, thank you!

[@svmclever]

The best thing is to get educated, get wisdom and knowledge. Than you are ready to move out because you'll have the ability to solve challenges. As someone who lives far away from home I learnt that it's not money that solves challenges but your wisdom and knowledge. Isn't the best wisdom and knowledge from God?

[@Naiitheofficial]

Thanks for this I’m turning 21 next month and I’m in college and I also want to pursue music and I just want to be independent tbh my fam is very supportive but I need to be responsible for myself fr

[@ReggieBryant]

@@Naiitheofficial you’re very welcome 🤝🏾

[@universoul_bandz44]

Thanks for the gems bro

[@theonlinekitteh]

wow amazing vid really related

[@ambellafrancis7104]

Thanks alot Reggie i feel what your saying is true because am 20 this year and before i started watching your videos on why to leave your parents house i alre3ady started economising some money and i had in mind to keep atleast 250$ for rent and also feeding. And also its true i wanted to move out at about since 16 but i already figured out that at that time i was too immature but at the moment i know i can save money and i am discpline enough to take care of my self. and also i am not moving because they are strict or anything just that a feel that is an experince that is essential in a man' s house . And you know i am not in the US in in africa so hear it is even worst but you know i know i am ready .

[@Partyof.2tv]

I am 25 right now I got I graduated my school Baker high school and Augusta even school causey middle school put me getting in trouble

[@theseekingsankta3106]

Do these tips only apply in America or anywhere?

[@Jenny_ww]

I'm 9 and I ran away two times and I ran again but they still always find me so I went to runaway again they found me again so I was working very hard and made lots of money to buy a airplane ticket and now I made myself look bigger I got shoes to make me too late I'm going to the airport and I was going to Switzerland then my family went to go to the same spot but they didn't find me they phoned me on my phone but they did and find me I'm like so big now for real now so I'm happy

[@christiangarcia4548]

At the end you know that you're on your own and you have to be responsible for yourself And hopefully the years that live with your parents something stick to you because your parents raised you a certain way and that will stick with you with you and the education they gave you over the years and all the year they tried to teach you

[@ReggieBryant]

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[@JRJJ-pk4pd]

Im 22 years old and I cant take it anymore. I cant have my own privacy, havent socialized and met people, and I know nothing about driving or maintaining a car. The only reason why I'm staying at my mom's is because I'm helping her buy the house (my dad abandoned us). I feel like leaving now, but its gonna feel f*cked up abandoning her like that rn. If she was the owner, I would've glady left, but I'll feel bad right now to leave her on her own.

[@darioscomicschule1111]

Thank you!

[@MariahPerry]

its hard outchea lol

[@ReggieBryant]

😆

[@simplyagod8824]

Watch the adds this is free game it’s the least we can do

[@ReggieBryant]

🙏🏾 I appreciate you

[@3mTapes8]

Watching this at 25. Still never reaching

[@bigdollabill7426]

Thank u 🙏🏽

[@zyiresimmons761]

Thank You

[@ReggieBryant]

Anytime 💯

[@superhnvshorts]

​​@@ReggieBryant Sir, idk if you will read this, I'm 18 and live with my paternal Aunt, my parents left the 'mighty' world when i was 6, now she is forcing me to move out, i don't own anything, how can I move out!? 😢, things feeling very hard.

[@joseguerrero495]

I can more than support myself and a full family but this economy being so trash is making jt hard for me to be able to get a 1 bedroom for 900 a month f that!

[@theechosenone4471]

Thank you I was gonna save up and move next month but a extra month isn’t gonna hurt and give me all I need to have peace I should wait like 5 and be able to buy furniture on the spot but I’m 20 almost 21 and it’s time for me in my situation to get out asap if ur young and 18 or closer get the best paying job u can and save up as much as u can and hang in there

[@joanzito3791]

I just turned 20 and I barely have any funds to my name I don’t have my own car I don’t know what to do I’m stuck here and it’s hell

[@thenamesmango7235]

I swear to god I NEED TO MOVE OUT IM 22 FOR THE LOVE OF GOD I NEED TO MOVE OUT, but I’m still in College, how can I move out if I’m literally a broke college student, i really cannot bare it anymore I CANT should I drop out of college to get a job? I tried to work and study at the same time and it’s imposible

[@tdub6542]

Ngl finish college, bear with it for a lil logner

[@Arsik222]

But the question is how can I get out If I was a kid ?

[@kevint4412]

Thx for providing young ppl with a down to earth perspective on moving out. Married with kids perspective. Most parents want to see their children grow into GODLy, capable, hardworking, WISE, independent adults. Most parents are willing to partner with (not carry) their young adults to their independent goals. Patience YES! Also respectful behavior and a drive to move out (all talk no action) while u execute ur move-out plan. I’m old school! Don’t ignore the possibility of marriage while executing ur move-out plan. You might let a good catch get away, and the older u get the fewer good catches become available. Good luck young ppl. I pray u leave ur parents home the right way👊🏾

[@FBSANTT]

Yeah i try to get jobs that include room and board

[@joseisraelneri85]

Haha am fucked I got $100,000+ I have to move out But am dumb, stupid I can withstand suffering and pain I have to act normal I have so much mental health weird stuff going on I cook, clean, pay bills But I don't want to help these people anymore I want to be free I need more help in planing my escape

[@malikcutchin]

Do you have any friends you can ask? Go room with them ? Are there any other family members?

[@fassadine6352]

Please children. Do not move out of your parent house unless if it is a life or death situation. If your parent is telling you Do not come home at a certain hour. Clean your room Find yourself a job Go to school Clean the house Do not have certain friends. Do not do drugs Go to church Do not drink alcohol Do not abuse yourself sexually. Don't listen to your boyfriend or gilfriend unsolicited advised. All of that is for your own good. Life is not about making money hustling and busting. You work today the money goes right back out. People get sick, accident, babies, prison, jail, boyfriend cheats, girlfriend cheats, Divorced. friends are very manipulative and thieves. It is a mean world out there. Children stay with your parents learn a trade save your money move out of your parent house in good terms. If you go to college after 4 year college no job you can always come back. If you joined the military it did not work out you can come back home. Do not listen to this guy. He might be at his mother or a friend basement at 25 making these videos. His only source income might be you tube money. Life has greater and deeper meaning then to work and make money for the rest of your life. You won't have an 18 year old body forever.

[@moisesgarcia5422]

Ironic thing is, I genuinely want to go to church. And my parents don’t

[@iamashleylores]

What it they are still hard on you and you pay them $1000😢

[@knightrider1545]

70-80k ? Am I doomed??, I never hit 40k?

[@ReggieBryant]

You are not doomed. We all make different amounts of money and we’re all at different stages in life (and we live in different areas with different costs of living)

[@jakebustamante2681]

I'm thirty four years old and i'm still living at home. Should I stay or move out

[@imranhuddin]

Same age and about to move out. Need to get away from toxic people aswell and from an environment that doesn’t seem to care at all. I’m not to well mentally but iv decided to move out still and face my fear. Need full control. I’ve been abused by my own father since a young teen. Fear mongered, doubts and controlled. Iv got big dreams big things lined up. £2000 per month including all the bills is expensive though for a 1bed in London. If it was cheaper would have easily moved out.

[@sasa18girl]

As someone whose actively getting prepped to move out, I really thank you for this video. It gave a lot of guidance and reassurance. I moved back home for my last semester of college and I’ve been back a for almost 2 years. But my savings are the highest they have ever been and I’m getting my self situated with a car at some point (still working that out.) honestly move at your own pace and it’ll work itself out. Everything is wonky lol

[@Mostlikelyjayla]

How much would you recommend saving?

[@smji5269]

I moved back during the pandemic as well and got stuck because my parents are abusive and I was forced to stay unemployed and have no income. Been working secretly online and now I'm proud to say I have enough savings to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I'll update my comment in a few months if things worked out as I hope.

[@Kassiex5]

You a nurse?

[@ReggieBryant]

I am not

[@Kassiex5]

@@ReggieBryant lol oh okay . Good choice 😂

[@thelivingmystery.africa]

I’m not doing it to escape basic choices but I’m 20 I need to start thinking about my life and planning it .