I'm hoping that my brother would like to help me move out.

I knew things were bad here and I chose not to see it. I tried to reestablish a relationship with my mom, and it worked for a short while, but it quickly reverted back to her old ways of mistreating me. Everyone keeps saying I should just move out. The issue is, I'm flipping their bills. I also didn't have a good job either, I changed that though.

There's an apartment complex near my new work that I can afford, if I wasn't flipping bills for mom and dad. Another issue is that I don't have a credit history. If I can get my brother to help work out an arrangement, we could pull it off.

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Is your name on any of the bill's? If not, and you won't be put in a position where they can ruin your credit, do everything you can to get out of there. Parents aren't supposed to rely on their children for support. It's supposed to be the other way around. I'm so sorry that at your age they've burdened you in this way. You owe them nothing.