VampireSenpaii
Member
I have quite the vent, I've talked about this before on other forums so I'll keep it short.
Right now, I am dealing with the possibility of being kicked out in 6 months. And I'm disabled, so I'm unable to work unless it's an online job of some sort. Which I'm currently having no luck with, no matter how much I apply to anything. I have tried getting on disability before (tried since I was 16 in fact), but I've been denied because I am (1) considered 'too young' to be this disabled or (2) my brother makes 'too much' from his work for me to qualify for anything. And it sucks, because my state is supposed to be one of the 'easier' ones to get disability in and I live in a dead-end town (90% heavy lifting, customer service, and requiring a car). So I'm stuck trying to find a job that I can do even with my disabilities, all the while I'm scared I'll be homeless by autumn.
I'm just so scared, with the state of how things are now I fear I may not make it on my own. I still live with my brother (he has a job), but he is so stressed out that he feels I am 'manipulating' him into 'living it easy' rather than 'being an adult' and getting myself a job. Even his work buddies said I should only be given three months to find something, but he wanted to give me some space to process everything and he knows 3 months means nothing when you are job searching so I get a whole six months instead. But it isn't helping my anxiety at all, I've been crying every single day as I've tried to avoid scams and just reach out to try and find some kind of job I can hopefully get before the deadline.
In case anyone is wondering, I have quite a few mental disabilities and a chronic heart condition. And trust me, I've tried re-applying for disability at least once ever 2-3 years now and even trying to find resources that may help get my foot in the door to get at least a small amount of the accommodations I need. But I haven't been lucky at all, and I'm all on my own to figure this out. I'm not that smart, I am a bit slow and don't understand some things unless I get a full in-depth explanation. Plus, I know they factor in my age and biological gender (afab) which I have heard is very common for those who are trying to apply. And I don't wanna have to wait 6-12 months to see if I'll be denied or not, I do not have the time for that anymore.
Right now, I am dealing with the possibility of being kicked out in 6 months. And I'm disabled, so I'm unable to work unless it's an online job of some sort. Which I'm currently having no luck with, no matter how much I apply to anything. I have tried getting on disability before (tried since I was 16 in fact), but I've been denied because I am (1) considered 'too young' to be this disabled or (2) my brother makes 'too much' from his work for me to qualify for anything. And it sucks, because my state is supposed to be one of the 'easier' ones to get disability in and I live in a dead-end town (90% heavy lifting, customer service, and requiring a car). So I'm stuck trying to find a job that I can do even with my disabilities, all the while I'm scared I'll be homeless by autumn.
I'm just so scared, with the state of how things are now I fear I may not make it on my own. I still live with my brother (he has a job), but he is so stressed out that he feels I am 'manipulating' him into 'living it easy' rather than 'being an adult' and getting myself a job. Even his work buddies said I should only be given three months to find something, but he wanted to give me some space to process everything and he knows 3 months means nothing when you are job searching so I get a whole six months instead. But it isn't helping my anxiety at all, I've been crying every single day as I've tried to avoid scams and just reach out to try and find some kind of job I can hopefully get before the deadline.
In case anyone is wondering, I have quite a few mental disabilities and a chronic heart condition. And trust me, I've tried re-applying for disability at least once ever 2-3 years now and even trying to find resources that may help get my foot in the door to get at least a small amount of the accommodations I need. But I haven't been lucky at all, and I'm all on my own to figure this out. I'm not that smart, I am a bit slow and don't understand some things unless I get a full in-depth explanation. Plus, I know they factor in my age and biological gender (afab) which I have heard is very common for those who are trying to apply. And I don't wanna have to wait 6-12 months to see if I'll be denied or not, I do not have the time for that anymore.