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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] I made some really poor choices in friends and boyfriends in college, so my primary social group throughout college fell apart in the middle of my junior year, and now I feel like I don't really have a support system, which really sucks. The two friends who have lived with me in the past both screwed me over and didn't end up paying rent (in retrospect, this was 100% predictable, but I was too naive and sheltered to realize it), and my mom ended up covering their portion of the rent. My best friend throughout college was just outed last week as a lying sociopath (which was also predictable, but my head was buried too deep into the sand until it was too late). [/quote] Stop making these choices in friends and boyfriends. Only sign leases direct with your landlord and have your roommates sign with your landlord too. You should be responsible for someone else's rent. [b]Can you live with your parents?[/b] [/quote] I tried to see if I could live with my parents after graduation, but my dog and my mom's dog would fight like crazy. I don't want to give up my dog (she's literally the biggest thing giving me meaning in life), so I'd rather suffer financially and have to live on my own than move back in with my parents and give up my dog. [/quote]
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