im 17 and live with just my mother.
my father left my mother almost 2 years ago because she was so 'mental' he finally couldnt deal with it. now that its just me and my mother she has gotten worse.
she has no friends, no family that wants to talk to her (or be around), and dosent have a job. she stays home 24/7. im an only child and she dosent have anyone else to talk to except for myself.
every day its getting worse. we argue, and fight (physically), every day i feel like im loosing my mind a little more.
is there anyway i can move out, either by myself, or with a friend. my friend would be 21 if that helps any.
i just feel like im about to loose my mind ive turned to anything and everything. things just keep getting worse. please help.
Sweet_LiL_Angel answered Thursday April 9 2009, 3:06 pm: First off the only way you can move out. Is your mothers permission to give up her rights or being emancipated. some startes dont allow emancipation. you can google it to find out if your state allows it. If your friend doesnt mind than you can live with them. Emancipation. you need to have a job. show you are capable of taking care of yourself. [ Sweet_LiL_Angel's advice column | Ask Sweet_LiL_Angel A Question ]
loubyylou answered Thursday April 9 2009, 8:56 am: well you should start by asking your friend if you could move in with her for a while or maybe forever if she says yes then tell your mother that you are moving out you want to be responsible of your self so pack your bags and go,so you could move in with this person maybe go to your mums like once or twice a week see how it goes and be nice,maybe you could get Msn for you both and you could talk on that or ring her,you might just need a break!
i hope this helps [ loubyylou's advice column | Ask loubyylou A Question ]
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