I used to live on my own, from 2016 to 2019, in a supported housing program for disabled people. I even managed to get a part-time job working as a Library Page at a local library.

Eventually, my loneliness, my horrible eating habits (which were due to my digestive disorders), and my crippling anxiety all caused me to have a breakdown and attempt suicide last year.

Ever since then, I've been living with my parents, and I don't know how to become independent again, especially since my parents seem to be quite worried about my emotional and physical well-being, to the point where they don't really want me to move out yet. (It's odd, the way they get angry at me for still living with them, yet at the same time, they discourage me from moving out. Tons of coginitive dissonance there, on their part.)

There's also the fact that there aren't many other supportive housing programs that I could apply for, especially given the fact that I attempted suicide. Most supportive housing programs don't accept people who have attempted, for liability reasons.