Is it possible to move out with no money?

>>18227555
>Is it possible to move out with no money?
Possible? Sure. Worth doing so if you don't have to? Absolutely not. And "muh principles" is not a good reason to move out.

>>18227555
stop being a little bitch and suck it up, you're living under their roof follow their rules. act like an adult.

lower your standards and take a mcdonalds job or anything that is available. you not being able to find work is entirely your fault. any job is a job, you'll make more money than you are sitting on your ass crying.

>On principal
Oh fuck off, Its not like they're cannibals or something. Deal with it or fuck up your life because you decided that your "principals" are more important than a roof over your head and transportation.

>>18227555

the fact that you wont tell us what the falling out was over tells us that it was probably something petty and that you should suck it up.

you can move out iwth no money but it usually involves sucking a lot of dick. the fact that you just 'dont want to bother my real dad' shows us that you're tryingto be difficult and create problems for your self, probably trying to victimize your self.

even if you applied for student loans to cover living costs, youd need parents to co-sign them

I moved out of my parents place "on principal" when I had no money, no job, no work experience. Very stupid idea. I learned a lot about independence and survival, though. For me, it was definitely a "out of the frying pan, into the fire" experience.

I lived with a friend's family for 6 months but totally overstayed my welcome and they lowkey despised me towards the end. Then I was homeless, couch surfing, sleeping in my car for a few weeks. I met a girl and she let me live with her another couple weeks but we broke up eventually.

It was an extremely stressful experience. Yes my parents were being horrible. Yes I was extremely depressed and going through serious medical problems and mental health issues. But if I could make the choice again, I wouldn't have left that way. I wouldn't have burned the bridge with my parents - they still barely speak to me 4 years later. Although it's unfair, if someone puts a roof over your head and feeds you, it is basically their prerogative to be a dick or borderline abusive.

Eventually, after begging my parents for weeks (pathetic, I know) they helped my brother and I with the downpayment on a very small apartment. But after being homeless, this shitty apartment seemed perfect.

My biggest mistake was not taking full advantage of their support to finish my education. I'm 25 and have about half of my bachelor's degree completed. Going to school full time is out of the question now that I have to pay rent, bills, and deal with all the other insane shit that comes with being an independent adult. Since moving out, I've gained great skills and managed to get some excellent work experience, but my lack of degree still holds me back significantly.

Overall, my life now is billions times better than how it was living with my parents. But I went through hell to get here, and it still isn't easy.

TL;DR think twice before jumping into the fire on principal.