<div>This was something I was hoping to not have to resort to, but I'll have little hope for this otherwise. Since early this year, I've been making it an objective to finally move out on my own away from my restrictive parents, though I didn't have the most drive for it. In July earlier this year, I met up with some good friends I hadn't seen since last year, and seeing how happy and safe I was with them, that gave me the first push I needed to want to move out. Meeting up with them again and staying with them early in November, that feeling was amplified, and following a talk with a close online friend and one of the friends from the group I was staying with, my urge has since been growing insatiable.
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<div>While I have a job, the contract for it is only two days, £100, a week; combining that with paying out for food and housekeeping to my parents, my financial growth is very slow and has been stagnant since I broke up with my ex last year. Two of them (one being my new girlfriend) I stayed with are planning to help me get out sometime in the new year, but until then I wanna save up some more money secure me for the first few months. Minimum is £450 to get me feeling secure, but £950 would be most ideal to cover the deposit on a place to eventual live in.
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Ken McCullough

Just £800 to go!
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Help Me Move Out on My Own

Just £800£ to go! Make an impact.

Help Me Move Out on My Own

Just £800 to go!
Make an impact.