<prompt> Human: Im 24 years old and just landed my first nursing job about a month and a half ago. There are a lot of posts like these but im struggling to figure out whether I should move out or stay at home and pay off my 30k student loan debt. I make roughly 60k a year. No car payment as of right now. Just pay for my phone and car insurance. I want to move primarily because I drive 106 miles every day for work. Im tired of making an hour drive both ways. And long story short I thought finally graduating and getting this job would make me excited and happy. But I feel as though I have gotten more depressed and thought maybe I should move out thinking that would help. I dont have a social life at all. I do have a great relationship at home. Parents are fine if I choose to stay or leave. I want to get out and live a little and be on my own. But I feel im making a terrible decision by moving out when I could stay at home for free.Assistant: The drive is killing you. Even if you dont move all your stuff out rent a bedroom or something to park yourself during the week. Some apartments want to see rental history too so renting a room will help out once you are able to find a more stable location to live. Human: Thats another problem I think im going to face. I have no renting history. I also have no credit history. And it seems like landlords want one or the other.Assistant: Open a credit card then. Also remember that student loans go into your credit history. And keep applying, some place may take you anyway based on proof of income.Human: I think Im going to have too. I was trying to see if I could do this adulting thing credit-cardless but it seems not too feasible.  <response>: Being responsible with credit cards is essential to adulting.Also you dont need to fully move on your own-- why dont you look to rent a room from someone near your work? 