My entitled scumbag parents have moved in with me and my siblings into a house that we were renting.

But even though they said they would pay rent and contribute to the household, they have,

ever since they moved in, refused to do anything to contribute to the house.

And right now, I feel like I'm at my breaking point, as I want them evicted from my house.

Here's what happened.

Okay, to start things out, my parents have been

irresponsible my entire life. I've been homeless and in many uncomfortable housing situations,

including living with extended family, living in homeless shelters and cars, or just straight

up squatting in a house on and off throughout my entire childhood. In fact, during my senior year

of high school, I lived in a motel.

I turned 18 in late 2021 during the pandemic, and this is while my parents and two of my siblings

lived in the motel. I was in my first semester of college and had to return to the motel due to

financial struggle. During that time, my dad had told us that the weekly rent owed to the motel was paid through a COVID rental assistance program.

However, they would spend their money on gambling, illegal substances, and alcohol.

And they would never buy food causing us to lose a lot of weight.

Two of us were in college, and they would take the relief money that we received and spend it as well.

Then they would turn around and criticize us for not having jobs, even though my mom didn't have a job either, and one of my siblings had to quit theirs, because my parents would take their money while they were sleeping, and it got to a point where they couldn't afford transportation to the job. On top of that, I had no birth certificate or social security card because they lost

it when I was like five years old and they just never replaced it. So I couldn't get a job until I got

them. It took so many months. But my siblings and I figured out how to receive my documents and we

got jobs to save up and move away from our parents because their irresponsible ways were keeping us trapped in the motel with them.

Now, I've got to be honest, it was really hard to save and keep money away from our parents.

At first, my dad would tell me how he made more money than me, and that my money from my near minimum wage job meant nothing.

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