moving and writing update

[@heatherstiara8033]

When I was 30, my husband got a brain injury. We moved in with my parents while my husband learned how to walk and talk again. And we built a home on their property. I’m 35 now, and we still live here and I doubt we’ll ever move. It’s nice to be close to home. There is no shame in being close to family or living with them.

[@trina7012]

PLEASE @17:35 the clip of you writing with Bomie's head on the desk should be your new outro clip every video with music, it would be SO CUTE PLEASE!

[@AmaraFranklin]

I am so excited for you to move back home. Only you know what is best for you and anyone who tries to give you unsolicited advice about your own life can shove it. ❤

[@quinncaddel1123]

The clip of Boemie falling asleep at your desk is so precious!! Oh my gosh, I lived in my mother's unfinished basement/garage for a bit too! I miss being able to climb up the stairs to bother her at all hours of the day. (And thank you for mentioning pocamarket I was JUST looking for photocards!)

[@bluemountainlittle]

With the economy it makes total sense to move home! Even if you pay rent to your parents, it’s less than apartment rent so it helps you and your parents! And if it helps your mental health too, it’s nuts not to do it!

[@Zi.B.Writes]

I can't wait to see how the basement will look when you move. I think it was a good thing for you to experience living alone for a while. We all have or had this fantasy of moving out, some learn to enjoy it while some realize it wasn't for them. It's totally fine, and I'm happy to see you make a choice for your well being. By the way, the song you were singing is Crazy by Le Sserafim (If you were still looking for the song).

[@CaitlinJoyful.]

Living in the basement sounds really cool! You'll have pretty much a full floor to yourself! A slightly pricy but good solution to the basement light issue, buying lots of lamps, maybe look at a sunlamp, they mimic natural daylight. My mum uses one over winter and loves it! I still live at home (Never moved out) and I love being a short walk away from hugging my parents! It's so good for my mind, being able to have endless hugs from them throughout the day. I'm so glad that we are getting Aaron's book!

[@DianeMariee]

The way I gasped when I heard my name as I’m casually watching your vlog as I always do. 🥹 I’m proud of you for doing what’s best for you and deciding to move back home. I’m looking forward to that next phase of your life. So excited for youuuuu ✨💕

[@storiesbydesirae]

It's great you got to grow at this apartment and learn more about your comfort. And it's nice that you're able to move back with your family in a bigger space than your bedroom. Thanks for sharing your journey!

[@iheartfood562]

Bomi’s little cashmere sweater 😭💞

[@ninanatascha]

I'm happy to hear moving is slowly progressing! When I moved out it took me months to actually move out. I stayed at my parents so much and I live like a 10 minute walk away too. Now with my cat I have to stay living in my apartment😅 4 other cats would be her hell. You know what you want/need best!

[@SDHegyes]

I'm so happy for you that you can move back home when you want or need to. Especially if doing so will positively effect your mental health. I have lived with my parents a couple of times since I turned 18 and moved out the first time. None of them were really pleasant experiences. My mom's a bit of a narcissist who gaslights those around her (saying things we have picture and video evidence of never happened mostly) and it's just... Hard... To deal with her. If it was just my dad, it would be fine. It's not and I can't. However, my husband and I have now had several conversations where we talked about what'll happen when our girls turn 18, and I straight up made it clear that I won't ever kick them out (unless they've done something extreme and unforgivable... Which... Doubtful...) and as long as they're happy, healthy and actively doing something to help around the house whether that's chores or helping with bills or actively partaking of work/school, they'll have a home with us no matter how old they are because the housing market is IN-SANE!!! He and I cant afford a house on our current salaries combined. There's no way they'll be able to.

[@JadeJuniiper]

Yesss! Diane! I adore her!

[@angeljackson7485]

I think that was Le Sserafim you were singing. "all the girls are girling girling" gets stuck in my head all the time too. 😂

[@JoeyPaulOnline]

Living alone isn't for everyone and that's completely okay, y'know? Do what's best for you! 💜

[@oneeyewitch]

I'm almost 40 and I live at home. No shame in it. I love being home to take care of my parents and having help with my child. But also why pay rent that covers someone else's mortgage when I can help my parents

[@shay494]

So many people say rent is a waste of money, it's giving you a clean, safe place to live. Plus, houses aren't cheap, upkeep, property tax, etc.

[@ElaraLiu]

It's Le Sserafim 'Crazy'. Lol. There's no Australian in the group. Two Japanese members though. Anyways, congrats on moving back home! I'm very introverted and totally understand being lonely living by yourself. It's nice just to have people around.

[@AuthorSarahSutton]

I love that it sounded Australian to me but it wasn’t 😂😂 that’s actually HILARIOUS But really excited for this next chapter and hopefully feeling less isolated! 🥹

[@JadeJuniiper]

Continuitiniteous 😂

[@ReadableMarie]

Just don’t get pregnant while you live in the basement. Those trips up and down the steps while living in a basement made the final trimester a nightmare! 😂 also, please don’t spend most of your time downstairs. It can drive a person crazy after a while, being without much natural light in an unfinished basement, especially in the winter. Take a lot of walks! Good luck!

[@caesuracrossing5473]

lesserfram girling is the song your humming

[@SilverXT]

I'd love to have accountability buddies

[@CynthiaCarverAuthor]

You are cool. More cool than you realize.

[@AuthorSarahSutton]

😭😭🫶🏼

[@sydneyhanley7568]

No offense Sarah, but I think that the reason why you haven’t gotten a lasting boyfriend yet is because you’re so obsessed with kpop boys.😂🤣 All of the men know that they’re nothing compared to your gorgeously hot Korean singer guys.❤️❤️❤️

[@SilverXT]

Omg. I'm sure she'll find someone though lol

[@Zi.B.Writes]

Her hobby has nothing to do with her love life. And if she were to have gotten higher standards because of that hobby, then good for her. She shouldn’t settle for anyone less just for the sake of being in a relationship. K-pop/Stray Kids make her happy, and if she meets a guy that brings her down for loving what she loves, then he’s not the one. I know you didn’t mean it in an offensive way, but it’s an assumption I’ve seen much too often. I’d even call it a stereotype.