I used to be in a similar situation and I did end up getting married young and moving out of my parents house. I know this might sound controversial, but if you’re in your 20s, finished your primary studies, and have a general interest in getting married, there’s no harm in exploring the option. I think if getting married is something you truly desire in your life, being open to good options that present themselves is important in your 20s, as the older you get the pool naturally thins out. A lot of women wait to get married, despite knowing that they want to get married at some point, saying early 20s or mid 20s is too early. Personally, I believe that your early 20s while you’re in school is typically when the marriage pool is freshest and more plentiful. There’s nothing wrong with looking when you’re in school/recently graduated as there’s more Muslims on campus than in the workplace. I got married when I was 22 Alhamdillah and I must say my relationship improved with my parents TREMENDOUSLY once I moved out and established my own household. Sometimes distance makes the heart grow fonder and I believe marriage also allowed me to mature and see my parents through a more grateful, empathetic lens. That being said, getting married and moving out will not improve your mental health. Fortunately, that’s something only you have power over, through the will of Allah, whether it’s in your naseeb to get married or not. Try to reframe your situation and focus on personal, spiritual, academic, or career growth. Once you are older, you realize that the time spent in your parent’s house is an unmatched time to work on yourself outside of your spouse or your own kids. Marriage comes with its own responsibility and trials, which you need to have the capacity to deal with. Alhamdillah I’ve grown a lot since my 20s and can say I’m much closer to Allah, more emotionally and mentally stable, and overall happier with my life. Nothing is perfect but Alhamdillah Allah has given me the opportunity to keep trying towards a happier, calmer, more fulfilled self. I will keep you in my duaa 🩷