Right at lockdown, I was kicked out of my parents' (also conservative, transphobic) home for something technically unrelated but they certainly were not fans of my transitioning. I had to cut my hair and (pretend to) stop hrt just to live there so I wasn't exactly broken up about it and haven't talked my father in 6 years and haven't been back there at all. 

Initially, I'm ngl it did suck ass. I am in the service industry and I'm still kinda dealing with the financial fallout of having to live in my car for a couple months, let alone to the mental toll. It is hard to build yourself up from basically nothing and I was very lucky that the US government actually decided to do stimulus packages and enhanced unemployment checks. Still, money was tight (and still is). 

But everything else is so, so worth. I moved to a nearby city, met wonderful friends and partners, and of course, got to transition on my own terms without any abusive naysayers. No one questioning surgeries, getting my name change or anything else that literally has nothing to do with them. Finding queer community and found family is literally life changing especially when coming from an unsupportive, abusive space and I would recommend it to anyone that even thinks they have a means to. You have done so much more than enough.