Feeling lost and stuck in my living situation - end of my rope
At 57 i am living with a psycotic person I survive on ssdi, and cant afford to find a place of my own. Everyday I wonder if living in my car would be better
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I think we’ve all been there. Yes, if the mean woman isn’t paying much, she’ll be evicted if you move out. Is that accurate?
If your roommate lays a finger on you, you can call or even email the local police department and tell them you have possibly been assaulted. When they police arrive, they’ll interview you in private, and ask you if you are afraid of what this person might do to you. If you say “Yes,” they will automatically arrest her and she’ll spend at least the night in jail. Make her be the one who has to walk on eggshells!
You need to stay strong obvious you are.....you sound it already...the person your living with sounds like she is doing you more harm than good. I have a son that was living here with a girlfriend who was demea.Ming manipulating , the word backlighting , hoovering come to mind. Also has mental health issues. Fought constantly. I had heard but not sure on crack and fenatyl. Eventually altho it migh t not have been the rite thing I threw her out. Of course is back with her and following her from couch to couch ..But what do you do....enough is enough
Your comment is trite and unhelpful.
I’ve been in bad situations similar to this. Seriously I’d rather live in a car, do you own one?
I would immediately get on a list for subsidized housing. It may not take as long as you are over 55, and disabled. Even renting a weekly rate motel room would be better than your current situation.
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she will be able to cover the rent but not much else. My ss check is 1k a month. I dont know where i can get a place for that. I dont want to die on this couch. Every day i lose more hope I will ever get out of this mess. I never saw it coming
Every day I wish i was dead rather then live in this HELL. I can not coexist with a PSYCHOTIC. I can not go on. i dont have a key to the front door and cant leave with out her permission. I am 58 years old and have NO control over my life
Generally, the law is that you cannot be evicted without something like 30 days notice. And she would have to go to the courts to start that process.
Maybe you could contact one of the major national charities and see if they can connect you to some counseling. Two heads are always better than one.
You never know what kind of ideas might arise from that interaction.
Take care now.
I don't know how many times I've been at the end of the rope! So many. And so hopeless.
People have given you all kinds of ideas and suggestions. I don't know that I have any more to offer. How about you read through some of them and find one thing you can do. Sometimes when I try to make a list of things I might do, I feel totally overwhelmed. But just one thing is more manageable.
Let me know what you pick, will you?
Tonight I will pray that you will have clarity of mind to choose the one thing you can do.
Jim