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on my own since I was about 20 years old and like to do things by myself. I pay my own bills.

I take care of myself. I pay for my own apartment. And I'm never one to even ask for money.

Don't go to my dad. I would rather struggle than ask anybody for a handout or help. But I find

myself in this predicament of not being able to pay my bills right now. And it's, ooh, I'm going to

get so emotional over it. But I've had a conversation with my mom about moving back in with her at the age of 24, embarrassing when my lease ends in July.

And it's embarrassing only because I can't pay my bills and I'm so far behind.

Because I mean, I get a paycheck here, obviously, but it's not enough to cover a lot. So I'm so far behind because I mean I get a paycheck here obviously but it's not enough

to cover a lot so I work another job I work at a bar on the weekends trying to make extra

money there and I'm not making it there but I'm so far behind and catching up that it's been almost

it's been a bit in debate for a couple months now.

And I don't, I want to go through my lease.

I obviously can't break my lease.

I can't afford to break my lease.

So the conversations come up with my mom on whether to move back or not.

And is she receptive to that?

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