I’m about to move out but my budget makes me scared. Can you help me?
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AnonymousseJuly 26, 2022 at 10:18 am #1112680
https://dearwendy.com/topic/my-parents-are-freaking-out-about-my-dating-life/
AnonymousseJuly 26, 2022 at 10:19 am #1112681https://dearwendy.com/topic/about-to-move-out-and-realizing-how-lonely-im-about-to-be/
AnonymousseJuly 26, 2022 at 11:04 am #1112685AnonymousseJuly 26, 2022 at 11:06 am #1112686https://dearwendy.com/topic/my-dad-loves-me-but-calls-my-half-sisters-btches-and-hes-why/
The washcloths comment was from her father, about her sisters having sex with guys and then getting sexual fluids on the family washcloths, like he doesn’t use them to wash his own ass. And there was more than one comment like that from this Father of the Year.
AnonymousseJuly 26, 2022 at 11:25 am #1112690And it’s hilarious, but the oldest post- we were giving you the exact same advice. Get out now, worry about your retirement later. And here we are 7 months later. I say this to show how, you haven’t gotten into therapy or really taken any of the steps. You’re still there. Why?
You could leave today.
Oh ok, wow. Didn’t realize it was that much. I do vaguely remember some of this but sometimes letters starting sounding the same even when it’s not the same LW. I remembered the “pass around” language (ick) and the letter about how to deal with moving out for the first time on your own, but not the washcloths. Anyway, might get caught up later.
But yeah, therapy. Part of me feels like if you’re isolated and come from an abusive, messed up living situation like LW seems to have been raised in, it may not be that different from how it takes an average of seven tries for someone to finally leave an abusive relationship. So, I don’t want to be too harsh or pile on. But I do hope you will leave, LW, and soon. You have a job that brings in enough to make it work and if you play your cards right with smart choices, make that money go as far as it can for you. I hope you start unlearning some of what you may have internalized as normal or okay (have we mentioned therapy is great for this?). And I’d not be giving family like yours my address once I’m out.
AnonymousseJuly 26, 2022 at 12:39 pm #1112692I don’t think the washcloths one is in there but I couldn’t reread it all. It’s disturbing. Yes, I agree there’s such a deep level of dysfunction I’m sure it’s difficult to make the necessary steps but therapy. Therapy, therapy, therapy.
I think I pay $188/month for unlimited therapy with BetterHelp, OP. I could see her every day if I wanted but I normally see her every two weeks. I can text her if I’m struggling and she’s had the ability to do calls so quickly sometimes when I’ve really needed it. I know it sound hokey, and I was hesitant but it’s been great, and for therapy that’s a really great price and value for price. Maybe I lucked out, but I also found the best therapist I’ve ever had.
Things can change but you have to make them change.
TacoTuesdayAugust 4, 2022 at 10:26 am #1112800Just applied for a place that better fits my budget: $1089.
Hopefully all goes well. I understand the necessity of my move, so I didn’t want to miss it. But I do have doubts: it’s 2nd floor (noise above me) and kind of faces the pool (noisy kids all the time). Hope it’s okay.
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