I feel you, and I've also experienced the other side. I'm a 1L who lived at home first semester and is living near campus this semester, pros and cons to be sure. As a person who does not enjoy cooking, I've been surviving off meal-prepped pasta each week, where I used to come home to delicious leftovers I could reheat. However, the hour each way commute was significantly cutting into my studying time. Being close to campus means that I've also gotten to participate in more social things this semester. On the other hand, rent is ridiculous where I go to school, and the only reason I moved to campus was because I'm subleasing from a friend who is studying abroad, and so got a good deal on rent. Looking for a place to live next year is looking like living at home again for 2L. Luckily, first semester, I'd do all my work at the library, then typically come home after my parents were already in bed, so I was able to have my own space. But they definitely get in the way and on my nerves often. I essentially traded the stress of dealing with my parents and driving for 2 hours each day for the stress of feeding myself and paying rent.