Today, my mom gave me my Christmas gift. It was a letter containing $200 and a note saying, "Here's the down payment for your apartment, please just move out already." I turned 18 last week. Thanks mom. FML
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Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Today, I decided it was time to start looking for my own place and finally gain my full independence. My mom agreed happily without hesitation, which was surprising, but not anywhere near as surprising as finding out I have one day to get my shit together and leave. FML
Today, I found out that the $200 I reluctantly gave to my mother so she could rent a house was paid to a scammer. Now she wants to live with me, in my one bedroom apartment. FML
Today, my mother told me how she managed to afford all of the expensive Christmas presents we got. She took out extra money when applying for my student loans. FML
Today, on my 21st birthday, my dad handed me £12,000 and revealed he’d been saving my rent. When I asked what for, he told me it was to rent my first house because now I’m 21, he’s throwing my ass out. Neither me or nor my mom could talk him round, and unless I’m out by next week, he’ll start smashing my possessions. FML
Today, my mom and I went to Best Buy for some Christmas shopping. She picked up some presents for me and told me not to look at what she was buying. When we got to the register, she didn't have enough money, and I ended up having to buy my own presents. FML
Today, it's my birthday, and my present is that my mom is coming over to see me so that she can borrow three hundred dollars. FML
Today, it's my sixteenth birthday. The only gift I got was a bill from my parents. Apparently, the rent is due on the 1st. FML
Today, my mother sat me down and told me, "I'm not going to lie, I hate living with you. Please get a job and move out." I'm 16. FML
Today, I came home to find that my mother had cleaned my room, and she'd done a very good job, too. So good in fact, that she even managed to remove all of the furniture, replacing it with a note that said, "It's time to go, sweetie XO". FML
Today, my mom gave me thirty days notice to find an apartment and move out. Why? She's dating my former best friend and wants to move him in, but he won't do it until I'm gone because it would be "awkward." FML
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Top comments
Laurendorcus 0
Wow, where can you get an apartment that only has a $200 down payment? (where I live at least) Down payments are usually $800-$1400 even for a one bedroom. FYL because your mom wants to kick you out of her home and into the ghetto. lol
AnonymousTrue 0
That's horrible! You're still 18! I don't understand why some parents are so eager to have their children gone.
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718nybx 0
thats awsome. my mom justkickd me out on my 18th bday sayin i need to get out the house. kuckally i had already had a job so i wasent too down. i crashed at a freinds place till i go my ow pad a few weeeks lter you ****** lil pussy ass bitch suck a fat babys dick
dansco 25
Reply with a letter saying I need $500! ;)
Akai_fml 4
You got $200 for your birthday and you're a grown-ass adult. Man up and realize this is a good thing.
xmarkstheheart 0
Wow! The deposit's only $200?!? That's a great deal!
wishingstars 3
stop whining atleast she gave you money and a gentle nudge rather then a get the hell out and your crap on the curb
wishingstars 3
because at 18 you have all the tools you need to succeed and if you don't it's your own fault for bein lazy
iBiteRoses 22
Dang, I wish MY mom would randomly give me $200 to move out... she knows I want to anyway. And I just turned 18 a week ago.
jdortega 2
Ask for another 500 and you'll start packing right then!
missd420 16
$200 is a down payment on an apartment? Where the hell do you live, I'm moving there!
DrNintendo 7
I feel like my mom would do that now. I'm 15.