I'm a 20-something stuck between a wealthy father who is

>>17281788
You need to suck it up and do things you're uncomfortable with, because you can either do them now or later, when you're homeless.

>>17281798
it's a practical issue, not one of willpower

I am prepared to do what I have to, but I'm not sure what that is

it's not about what's uncomfortable, I live in a perpetual echo chamber; I'm not really sure how to explain it to someone else but if I'm under to much strain I simply can't cope, trying harder doesn't make me more functional

I jump at noises and flashes, I get overwhelmed if too many things or people are moving, I struggle to do things sequentially

my father shows me little respect in the household, he constantly pushes me to spend my money having fun; yet doesn't understand I don't have fun like other people do and tht while he threatens to kick me out I need that money for personal security.
he is an alcoholic and is often away, he eats out every meal then blows it at me for making dishes; he leaves the house unlocked or the door wide open when I'm asleep, I can't keep living with him.

>>17281788

there are middle grounds. its not just 'minimum wage vs university'.

while im sure you struggled you could attempt to go to community college. all you need is a shitty generic business type degree to land an office job.

i went to a fucking film school to get my associates degree and now i manage a business. the point is that you just need something on paper saying 'I LEARNED' to do generic work that is above burger flipping.

also consider trade school. also consider driving for lyft or uber. my friend has legit autism and he does that, makes a little extra money whenever he gets something published in the san diego times.