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Living with my mom and her fiance. Her fiance is renting the house and has been for many years. He’s not very understanding of how I feel due to my issues. Wants me to work 40 hours a week, I can probably do 2 or 3 hours a day, max.
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Family lives in the main house, I live in the guest house, I see them every day, but have my privacy at the guesthouse
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NO! I’m moving soon, and visiting the place I’m going to move to again soon. I hate living with my stepdad, he’s cruel, self-centered, and an addict. I’m tired of putting up with his ■■■■■■■■.
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I’m living alone in a relatively nice apartment with my one cat. And I’m happy here. My girlfriend lives alone in a very nice, modest house with her one dog.
She says she can’t afford the house anymore and she wants to sell it and move to an apartment that’s cheaper to live in. Preferably somewhere close to me. Unfortunately, she can’t move in with me because my apartment complex doesn’t allow dogs. She would prefer to get into another apartment in the same complex as me but that’s not possible either. I don’t know what she’s going to do.
No apartments real close by allow dogs. Although there are some a little bit further away.
She has a car. I don’t.
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moderately happy. got my own place and my own space. mom and dad live across the street so I go over there when im lonely. part of me wishes I was living downtown where I could walk to the bar and blow my money. but this is probably best. will not like the place when mom and dad pass on. i’ll probably move to assisted living then and kiss my independence good-bye
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I was ok here, but they raised the rent 400 at once then sold the place and they raised it another 100 and took away gas, so it costs to much to live here now, we own the homes but rent the land so were stuck. people are walking away but they can sue you for any costs and back rent, lots of places are empty now and no one is buying
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My dad yells at me all the time. He asked me to check his clothes in the dryer to see if they were dry. I felt one shirt and it was dry so I said,”yes.” Well evidently I was wrong so he yelled at me. Typical.
He’s got a good heart just a bad temper
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I own my mobile home. In the place I used to live I paid $125/month for lot rental. When the owner’s wife got the trailer park in the divorce she didn’t raise the rent.
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Serves them right.
Sounds like my dad.
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Rent for a lot here is 1073.00 and going up to 1107.00 in oct a month
I’ve been here 5.5 years and it really feels like home but I won’t be able to afford it without the government child tax credit. I am hoping after that to live in an apartment building for people with mental health issues.
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Oh thank God I’m not the only one.
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I love this apartment building that I’m in right now. They’re supposed to be fixing the heater on the pool this month, so hopefully it will be ready for when the pool opens next month. That was my biggest complaint last year.
Other than that it’s just cost. I’m not sure how much longer we can afford to live here. With our tax return I think we’re going to pay off the car, so that’ll give us enough extra each month that when they increase rent again later this year it should cover it so we can live here another year. But within the next few years we won’t be able to afford it anymore.
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I thought living with my x could have been the most loving peaceful home I have ever had but recently broke up with him for different reasons and moved to live with family.
I’m living with my former stepmum n mother of my brother and sister.
She is the other woman that raised me and has always been good to me and given me a place to live and a car to drive when I finally got my license.
I have my own room.
She works from 7am to 9 pm so I don’t see her that much.
In October I might get to live in a apartment nearby by myself .
I miss my x and the dogs but moved because I did not want to eat meat anymore and I wanted my sacred neigh to have grass and for us to reconnect and because we did not have sex often anyway (once every four months )and a few other reasons but it was a loving peaceful home and I was never depressed there.
My x boyfriend did not complain about me being in bed a lot instead he appreciated the things I did do such as fill his driveways by shoveling gravel and I cleared a foundation by shoveling dirt because his back couldn’t and helped get firewood etc and I did the cleaning once a week because he has a sore body.
I worry a bit that some of her family don’t like me living with her and that they expect things of me that are not realistic but so far has been good.
She has been more understanding than my biological mum on papers who denies schizophrenia and used to expect more of me than I could do.
I am grateful to not be homeless and I am living in a beautiful area where I could not afford rent.
One of the biggest or biggest reasons for leaving a peaceful loving home is to give my sacred neigh a better home and reconnect with her.
She has a better home now.
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@Lifer, I lived in assisted living for three years and had my full independence.
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I’ve learned to like it in the NE. I miss home, but I like it here. My community is really nice, and I know the area. That’s important because I get lost really easily. The only downside is that I don’t own the home I’m living in. Wish I did.
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I live with my parents and live very comfortably. I help them out with $500 every month for food and bills. I live in South Florida and a nice location where everything is accessible within less than 5 miles. I keep my room clean but we have a cleaning lady that comes twice a week and I get cooked food so I can’t complain.
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No I’m not happy where I live.
We are like the Florida of European Union, most of people from France and Germany are spending their pensions here because they can get a tax cut (if they pay anything) for 10 years.
End result, it isn’t possible for people who live here buy a house in the city and our prices skyrocketed to levels that only foreign people can buy a house here.
The renting is even worst, it’s better to pay to the bank here than to their owner.
The prices are ridiculous, a room in the center of the town costs as much as minimum wage…
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