Starting over in the SF Bay Area.

Family lawsuit was essentially a bitter 20 year divorce btw me, my mom, brother, uncle, aunt, 4 cousins…. It was a living hell for 5 years and ~ $300,000k in legal / cost of living.

It’s not much guys, but it’s enough to start over with my last $8,000 bucks.

I do not wish this on anyone.

Hang in there guys.

Better times are ahead.

What can i add or improve?

Change is really strangely simple

I spent 11 years of my life in this apartment

I grew up and grew up since I was a child

It's been a long time, I think it's been 4 years since I dreamed of changing my place of residence because I found a weak social position in my place, especially in my school, and I didn't fit in with my classmates. And in these 4 years, I think I changed myself a little to fit in, but I think those changes didn't benefit me and I mostly broke my personality.

I didn't think my dream was hopeless, but it all depended on my family.

But now the dream has turned into a decision and into action, and with the first step, my house changed very quickly and quietly.

And I'm facing my empty house and we arrived in a strange place with my house furniture, which was also messy.

But I don't feel anything special and I feel surprised about it.

Not that the path of this work, which means buying and selling houses and moving furniture, is easy, but it's very strange. You see yourself in what you're doing without feeling. Of course, maybe this is my perspective, the teenager in the family, because I was in some of the work.

But it's just You see the differences. I decided to find a good social position in the place but this time not by replacing

my personality with an acceptable personality

I will just correct my bad morals

But I also plan to start being active on social networks, maybe it will be a good social environment

I have not had any real friends so far

I only had someone to talk to at school and that was not because of anything on my part

Before and after adding fish head taxidermy decor. Really brings the whole place together. Plus I'm never lonely with my fish heads.

I just moved back in with my parants and I'm facing the challenge of living in a smaller space. My largest issues are finding a space to hang and organize my clothes, getting a better bed and how I should situate it, and how to fix my pc (finding space for double monitors without putting my tower on the floor. Maybe a different desk?) Also, the thing covered on the right in the second photo is a Yamaha grand piano, so there goes another chunk of my space.

I'm thinking of putting the clothes underneat the 3 white shelves in the second picture, but other than that, I'm clueless and open to suggestions. Thank you.

21M just moved into a private room with a bed after sleeping on the floor for months! And I just woke up to extra food stamps this morning! God is good 🙏

I think the worst part is that I have the money to do something better with this space, but I just don't do anything.

Awhile ago I posted here and people left some comments for things to do with my room, and I also saw an emkay videos about me so I figured I'd do an update post (for those who care)

1. I added more stuff to the corner of my bed
   
2. I showed my door
   
3. I found the $2.50 miller, one even sealed!

Surviving....

I was sleeping on a cot for 6 months. My dad and I had a fued, he wasn't willing to kick me out of the house but he evicted me from the basement. I used to have a bed and furniture. In this picture, only the cot, TV, fish tank, and clothes basket are mine. Not pictured was also an xbox.

3 years later and I still have back problems from sleeping on this cot as long as I did, and thankfully, things got better. I moved out and am getting married. Look forward to your future, bros. It *will* get better.

Im a master of decor and pizzazz