Debating whether to move

Rent is affordable where I'm at but it's my ex's dad's there's a lot of drama and I just feel it's time for a move but if I do I don't know what awauts at the next place worse than here!? Ya I guess change is scary sometimes 

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    Silver
    I def would move out lol, I would never stay at an ex's place, or somewhere that they have free access to (you never know what they might do after a bad breakup, best to try to stay as safe as possible)
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      So he's gone has been for over a year in jail not out anytime soon. But yeah you make a very good point here I can miss rent but that also allows me to be lazy/unmotivated I have. Really private area and bath and I know the bullshit here there it's. A mystery and what if I'm locked out in 6 mos here they would never kick me out and that is good security so I'm torn I really wan na do it 
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      Thanks for taking the time to lend an ear and advice 
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      Silver
      Ofc, anytime! I will always try my best to help others out. I agree that that's good that you don't have to worry about getting kicked out, but I would still try to save money so you can move to a better place... I imagine you'll eventually want a family or at least a house to yourself so you can invite whomever you please over.
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      Da Rizzlers
      ye
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    So I have a duplex so the upstairs is separate and mine to do as I please but ya I nevee wanted to stay here luckily my family is grown 2 kids but ya now I'm not even sure if the place will go thru I knew not to get to excited on case in fell thru but I so wanna go 
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    James Benedict
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    Don’t live with drama 
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      coin collector
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      I don't 😊 I'm allergic to drama lol I'll break out into the boo hoos for u lol
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  • Ethan Evans
    Good
  • Ethan Evans
    Very cool
  • Christian Aponte
    Moving out is the safest bet trust me you might not be safe currently 
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    Jim Arnold
    I've been a Drifter every since I got outta the USN & GULF WAR. Moving was always an exciting time for the discovery of the new area. For me, I'm about to hopefully be approved for a place in Venice, CA...ON THE BOARDWALK.  IF I get this place, I'll probably NEVER MOVE AGAIN !!!
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      First off tag m you for serving for us all ...I've been to Cali it's beautiful would love to move there wanna roomie lol how she rent around there I'm in cold miserable NH I want out 
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      Hey Amy updates did you end up getting the place? My son just got a studio 1 room bath and tiny kitchen area... 2200 what!!!!!!!!! And it's in a scummy town in the downtown area worse place to be no parking lots of noise oh boy j
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    Jim Arnold
    It's only a studio & I ain't sure it's mine yet. As for the roommate...we'll see. A place ON THE BEACH is great stuff for everyone. 💙
  • Laura Jones
    Fear not
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    Mandy Gates
    Change also can be good I can be scary but at the same time it could be exciting and fun you never know until you get there
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    Cora Maxwell
    You should move out, then, no more drama with your ex!
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    Jacqueline Quinones
    I agree with what some of the other people have been saying... that moving out might be the best option. 
    
    That being said,  I know you also stated that rent (where you're at) is much more affordable compared to some other rental places.... so until you DO find an affordable place to rent,  maybe you can try putting the balance (between what your current rent is where you're at & what the avatar rent is in your area) into an emergency savings account? That way you can have an idea of how what/where you'll need to make adjustments in your budgeting before you have to make those adjustments for real? Plus,  you'll have the added bonus of having that safety net put aside should something unexpected come up (reduced work hours/ switching jobs, unexpected medical leave without pay, etc).
    
    Also,  I would suggest being upfront about considering looking for somewhere else to live (but keep your savings account to yourself).... that way [your ex's dad] can also prepare to make adjustments to his budgeting as well & not be blindsided (it's best not to burn bridges with someone who has been helping you, if possible).
    
    It's good to hope for the best, but to also be prepared for the worst. 
    
    I wish you the very best, in whatever you decide to do.  
    
    
  • Monica Corbin
    For my sanity and comfort I couldn’t life is too short
  • Li’i Silva
    Hi. Change is scary. But there probably won’t have da drama.. u will feel better before u no it. My name is Keli’i. I’m new.
  • James Archambault
    Uhhh idk
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    Cosxion Lycan
    Well, if you feel you need to get away from the drama then I do suggest a move..but only if your able to!
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    I think the part I should clarify is ex doesn't live here any longer and. I pay a fraction of what I'd pay elsewhere and I can barely afford this rent I'm a single chick w 2 jobs Trying to get by I don't smoke butts to expensive I don't drink or drug sober 3 yes but I can't afford to live if I move I can barely pay to eat  so if my rent was a normal rate I don't know what I'd do go camping I n the sidewalk like a ton of people in this area have been forced to do since rwnt jumped 3fold in the last couple years it's rough