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When i turned 16 and got a job my mom told me send her money out of every check so i can help her pay bills, Then as i turned 18 got a better job went from 7.25/hr to $11/hr and graduated high school (Covid Year 2020) got my car she requested well demanded that i send her 250 every check (biweekly) for ācar insuranceā i ended up quitting that job and lost my car got another where i was barely making $2-300 weekly and she wanted $100 every week sometimes my checks would barely be $150 So i quit that job and went to a job where i was making decent money weekly but i was slaving 12 hour shifts 5 days a week $500 a week and she wanted $150 a week at first then i talked her down to $100. i ended up stop going to the job because my temp service probationary period was over. My whole point of this is saying since iāve been 16 everytime my mom fusses she says āitās my house my rules if you donāt like it get the f outā and when i bring up trying to stack my money to move out āyour not going to stay anywhere for freeā which iām not trying to but iām 21 and your complaining saying āYou donāt like my rules then get outā How am i ever supposed to when i canāt touch my full check and save my money? Ex : if my biweekly check is $700 and i have to send u $250 how am i supposed to stack $450 for the next 2 weeks when itās so unbearable to be in her house so i go outside to escape this family and they bs and have to spend money, so by time the next check come around i have less than 200 dollars which is going to her. Iām not complaining about paying rent but itās like a never ending cycle. Then itās like my opinion or voice is never heard itās either her way is right or itās no way at all. Then she calls my older brother like heās my dad and he keeps basically siding with my mom. I just want to move away so far and never come back or have anything to do with these people.
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