Chip Chick
“I worked hard to get my cozy, private home with my pet. I don’t want a roommate.”
The third and final problem she has is a question of mental health. She and Andrea both have manic depression.
Hers isn’t a problem, as she has worked to better herself emotionally and mentally, and she does attend therapy.
On the other hand, Andrea has done nothing to help her mental health. Though she does love Andrea, Andrea really does impact her own mental health in a negative way, and Andrea is constantly “in a crisis.”
She clearly has a valid list of reasons as to why she’s about to abandon Andrea to fend for herself out there.
Andrea has pushed all of her loved ones away, and she has no other options aside from living with her.
Andrea does not have an education, she doesn’t have a job, she doesn’t have any money, she doesn’t have a car, and she doesn’t have anywhere else she can live.
Andrea maintained that she would do “anything” for her, and Andrea expects her to do her a huge favor by housing her.
In the past, she has tried so hard to help Andrea, and it seems that now she’s just beyond help.
“I’m thinking about gifting her $400, giving her the number of every homeless shelter in the county, and promising I’ll be there for her in every way I can-but living with me is not one of those ways,” she said.
She’s wondering if that’s simply not enough though and if her decision to leave Andrea out there on her own makes her self-centered and terrible.
