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Frustration with mum tracking location and dating as young adult
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Hey Iā€™m (f21) a uni student living away from home with a bit of a ā€œhelicopterā€ parent as the term goes I believe.

I usually sort of give in to her anxieties because I donā€™t want her upset. Theyā€™re usually related to my health or safety and donā€™t really bother me because Iā€™ve learnt to manage them (she doesnā€™t know a whole lot about my less ā€œappropriateā€ lifestyle)

Since uni she has had a thing about having my whole families (including mine) location on her findmyiphone app and does check this when she cannot contact me or if Iā€™m out in the evening.

Iā€™ve recently had a breakup and Iā€™m seeing some people (whom I trust) and having them to my house or going out with them. It might make more sense next academic term to go to theirs so Iā€™m facing an issue of telling her where I am.

I HATE lying to her because itā€™s so exhausting. I know if I told her she would be a bit judgy and ask lots of questions and probably tell me not to and we would get into an argument. That being said I want the best long term solution because i canā€™t keep up with her expectations of me and I want to be an adult with my own independence and safety not to mention. I donā€™t want to feel weird about her knowing where I am.

Any advice?

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