#cant wait to move out !

[theonpilled]

my dad really said "you were less messy when you were childred". damn its almost as if before you had two adults and two children in a small space, and now you have 4 adults living without a sliver of privacy or personal space

[carrionmansion]

Absolutely insane that my manager of all people is ten times more supportive abt my trans shit than close family. Shout-out to tracey for making a workplace less exhausting than my own home. Christ.

[kkoongie]

WHY IS MY ROOMMAYE CHOOSING WHEN I GO TO BED TO BE LOUD AS FUCK IN THE KITCHEN AND LIVING ROOM RIGHT NEXT TO MY BEDROOM LIKE COME ON MAN

[jonny-b-meowborn]

I really miss doing art and I think at this point I've mostly recovered from being overworked with my diploma, I wish I had a desk* so I could draw without having to hold my laptop on my lap and completely busting my spine and knees and wrists

*I do have a desk that belongs to me but my brother keeps occupying it, and if I leave the room for literally more than five minutes while my laptop is on said desk, he will remove it and put his own laptop on the desk

[y0urfavoritevirgo]

hearing your parents constantly scream horrendous things at each other from age 7 to 22 (as an only child) is so interesting to me.

[goon]

discovering things about myself

[part-time-zombie]

Living with my family when I haven't told them I'm queer kind of feels like being an opossum that eats the food left out for cats. I know it's not for me and that they don't want anything like me around, but I'm still hungry and this is the only food around right now. As long as they still think that it's a cat I'll be fine. I just can't let them see me or they'll take the food away.

Alternatively, I sometimes feel like a mouse hiding in the pantry. I stay quiet, make my home and feed on what I can, but I know they dislike what i am. The only reason I'm still here is because they haven't found me, they don't even realize what's living with them.

[sonofa-straightperson]

VENT

I hate it when parents will yell at you and invalidate your feelings, then turn around and pretend everything's perfectly fucking fine. Sure you just ripped my heart out, smashed it on the ground, then yelled at me for reacting, but ya know what? that's all in the past, totally over it now. Lets all have pizza like a big happy family!

Fuck you honestly. I am so tired of this shit, and I, from the bottom of my heart, cannot wait to get out of this house and never talk to them again until they need to be put in a home.

And you know what? I'll even put you in a nice home. Not because you deserve it, hell no, but because I will feel obligated to be a good daughter, and take proper care of her shitty parents.

[sapphicgaygremlin]

A discussion that took place between my mom and I today

Her: [Your sister who moved out and attends college] hasn’t written us in days!

Me (mentally): Good for her

[streetdumpster]

I fucking hate my family so much its unreal

[saintazazel]

locked out of the house! woohoo!

[spartanarcheress]

My roommate didnt wash my air fryer last time she used it and im really ready to go joker on her

[foxtriestobiteandmaimandkilland]

Fucking hate fridays now. Mums day off so no privacy in the house until 10pm. Whodve thought id prefer being at school than being at home. Fucking hell dude. Ok. Time to shower atleast tho. Fuck.

[remebee]

They freaked out and we pretend the conversation never happened :)

Hey, quick question for transgender who came out to their family : what do you do after? I'm not talking like long term, but like, right after. You did your little speech, hopefully they're supportive, maybe they asked one or two question. And then..? Do you like immedialty jump on a dress or something? Do you run to the bathroom to put on some makeup?

[hefjidkxjskcj]

my dad did not just say that. . .

[neonsbian]

does my dad have to talk so fucking loud rn