What Was The Moment You Knew It Was Time To Move Out Of Your Home And Find A New Place To Live?
Let's be real — sometimes the living situation you find yourself in is not the vibe at all, and you just gotta put yourself first and get TF outta there. Whether it's moving out of your parent's house, an apartment, a rented room, or anything else, everyone has their limits.
When I was in college, I found out one of my roommates was knowingly using my toothbrush. Why? I was too afraid to ask.
That said, I want to know what your breaking point was, and what happened that made you take a deep breath, get on Zillow, and say, "Yeah, I'm leaving."
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Maybe your neighbors were really good at disturbing your peace, and you were one passive aggressive note away from losing your mind.
Maybe you were living with some close buds but then quickly realized it wasn't going to be like an episode of Friends at all.
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Maybe you moved out because the morning construction that was only supposed to last a couple days ended up being months, and you just couldn't get in your very important beauty sleep.
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Or perhaps you reached a breaking point because the landlord of the apartment building tried playing exterminator himself, but then you went into the kitchen and it was like you were in the movie Ratatouille.
Heck, it could even be as simple as Barbara from Room 13D hogging the one StairMaster at the building's fitness center every morning, even after telling her that that's your routine!
