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A woman has two adult children, one has to pay $100 for rent per month and utilities to live at home, the other adult child doesn't have to pay anything but has to pay a $400 car loan every month, a car that they chose to buy themselves. The oldest child who has to pay money for rent and utilities could not get a key to the house until they "proved themselves" and didn't call out unequal treatment between the two siblings. The oldest one also has to rely on the youngest sibling (who is a narcissist) to get in the house until they were able to get their own key.
The oldest one doesn't want to go to a shelter and rent elsewhere is sky high compared to living at home. But she's had all she could take of her sadistic sibling and the enabling mother. She also doesn't have many friends to rely on.
Is this particular mother right or unfair with the rent? Should the oldest one just stay and save up money to move out or save her sanity and go to a shelter?
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