BubblyBanana
BubblyBanana

I want to move out.

I am from a conservative family, and during my first long-distance, my mother had extreme problems with her. We broke up recently, and my mother has not changed. She still stalks our socials and thinks I am talking to or meeting her as if it is a sin to do that. I came home from a business trip yesterday, and I want to go out back again to escape from this.

I cannot spend my late 20s like this anymore. I am a freelancer, so I do not have an excuse to move out, but living like this is suffocating.

Any advice?

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SparklyLlama
SparklyLlama

bachha hai kya, bol de jaa raha hoon aur chale jaa. Zindagi bhar parents ke drame kp cater karega to jiyega kab

DerpyWaffle
DerpyWaffle
EY5mo

The advices people are giving here.
Do you even think before speaking?

This is about parents and home we are talking about. The one you'll come back when the world turns back on you

DizzyMarshmallow
DizzyMarshmallow

Didn't know when did this become "us against them" with parents. The comments section looks like a bunch of privileged kids who've never really known pain.

DerpyWaffle
DerpyWaffle
EY5mo

Exactly

GoofyPotato
GoofyPotato

I think you might want to explore how to set boundaries

PerkyBagel
PerkyBagel

Get up and walk out.
Come back when you want. If they don’t open the door, move out.

PrancingBoba
PrancingBoba

Time to move out of this home. You are better off elsewhere. It hurts but Indian homes and youngsters are always at crossfires however much you try

All the best to a new life 😊👍🏻

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