Ham stepmother has managed to run me out. I'm just putting this upfront, I'm not worrying about formatting or being coherent at this point, just venting, so be prepared for a hell of a lot of errors. Also, this is my first submission, so there's that too. So, I'm just moving into college after high school, and since my dad lives ~10 minutes from campus I figured I could live in and save some money by not paying for a dorm and meal plan. I'm pretty much entirely at the mercy of scholarships and grants to pay for everything, so I figured this was a good way to get through college without debt. I moved in here in the middle of June, and in six weeks my stepmother has managed to piss me off enough for me to decide it just isn't worth the money I save to live here. She's also given me a series of short stories of how a woman above 50 acts like a child.  At one point, my stepmother A) lost weight until just short of human status (she stayed at 150 lbs for a while), and B) wasn't a complete cunt to everyone in the house. So, in this house there are five people: So, the work I do is generally yard work, and basic labor like that. Yesterday is when she pushed me far enough that I was done with her shit. I was doing something that another worker quoted at $75, so not a cheap job. It was cleaning out the dryer, because there was lint buildup and it just was not working well, not to mention being a giant fire hazard. Now, I started doing this without being asked, just getting something done because it needs to be (which is apparently a foreign concept to her). Anyway, she's out buying food (surprise!) and gets back while I'm cleaning the shop-vac filter outside (~98°F). Because I'm courteous, I let her know fairly politely, that the garage and utility room were blocked off, so if she needed something from out there to let me know. (Thin privilege in action, being able to fit through a partially blocked door.) Cue the screaming and crying. She actually starts yelling at me, saying that I should have asked her first, because she might need to do laundry (which again is ineffective and a fire hazard at this point). Apparently telling her that I was actually doing laundry when I noticed the dryer needed to be cleaned set her off further. There's another laundry incident this reminds me of, that I may have to recount later. Now, I have some issues with being an angry motherfucker, but I've done pretty well at keeping it under wrap. Jesus Christ, I almost fucking punched her though. I had been working for four hours (because the whole laundry room needed to be cleaned too, nasty as fuck under the appliances,) and she is bitching that I shouldn't be doing it now, and she said "I kept asking for this to be done, but then I just gave up." As if fatty, I'm used to her bitching and I never once heard her ask about that. So, having been working on something pretty nasty (I have a thing about cleanliness and it bothers me cleaning up stuff like I had too) I wanted nothing to do with someone bitching at me for not doing it earlier FOR FREE. Of course, I can't say anything because I do still have to live here one semester, and don't feel like causing problems for myself down the road.  So, that was the breaking point, but like I mentioned, I like things clean which she does not help at all with. She'll complain about it all day though. Every single problem in this house almost always has her as a common thread. I'm not a fan of having to listen to screaming for hours every day, so I usually just go out and run or jump on a bike and take a trip downtown for coffee or something. So, now I'm looking at just how much I need to pay for room and board for the future. Thankfully my friend has offered to pick me up (I have no car) and chill for a bit and let me crash at his place for a couple days.  So, yeah if you made it through that, good job, I'm pretty sure it isn't all too well written. I'm just tired of this bullshit. TL;DR: Fatass infantile stepmother has managed to run me out of my father's house costing me thousands of savings for living cost through college.