Yesterday, Izzy visited me :D She didn't seem too happy somehow. I had a great time hanging out with her tho. Anyways, we walked on Bloor Street and checked out a new place for next year. That place would be my all-time dream place for the time being in school - a bachelor suit with patio in a luxury building located in the centre of downtown Toronto for a very pricy price. I also found another place near school for $660/month included ALL utilities and FURNISHED. SUCH A GOOD DEAL but it's too cheap to be true....... plus the landlord is out of town so she is not able to show me the home.. (WTF).
Here is the thing, I've always wanted to live by myself in a nice bachelor during university. However, recently I guess it's university and the friends around me influence me... The idea of living poor somehow comes to my mind. It IS the time when you get to experience living poor and not living by yourself because it's not like you are rising a family or we are "too young to live by yourself"...?? wtf, I don't get it. Crappy co-op student housing with shared washrooms, furnished, and all utilities for around $500~$600/month, or a bachelor suit with patio in a luxury building included all utilities except for internet and cable, and unfurnished for a pricy price but my mom is willing to afford.....?? Which one do I go for?
I hate this but I'm going to talk to my mom about this. And like all the time, she will not give me any answers or suggestions, it's gonna be like we did not have this conversation at all. And then I'm gonna talk to my dad who is not paying for anything but would give me the crappiest suggestion ever because "saving on big things such as housing is better than saving on small things." And then my mom will get back to me with an answer later on that she did not come out with because my step-dad will get in the way like always, and I very much dislike his thought 90% of the time because I didn't grow up with him and the fact that "most daughters do not get alone with their step-dads." SO YUP!
It's my life right?
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