<prompt> Human: On throwaway. My boyfriend is moving out of our apartment at the end of this month, so I will be taking on the lease and utilities on my own starting November 1. I think him moving out will cost me around 100 in replacing kitchen goods plates, knives, Im sure some other random shit. Other than that, its a negligible initial expense to me for him to leave. He is staying on the lease so I dont have to sign a new lease and pay a new deposit; he is also leaving me most of his possessions since I moved in with him without much of anything, they were all free for him also given to him by family friends, and it would cost more to move them than theyre worth. I am planning to leave the state in 10 months. He is moving across the country. He knows that he will not get the deposit for this apartment back, as the apartment has not been empty and cleaned anything replaced for over 5 years leap-frogging tenants. If there is any deposit when I leave next summer, it will go directly back to him.Because Im planning on leaving in less than a year, Im hesitant to leave this apartment. Its a small two bedroom, and my schedule means that I would be really annoying to live with up before 6 a.m. every morning, home by 3 or so, so I want to avoid having a roommate IF possible. My current money situation: No debt. Credit cards completely paid off.5880 in the bank. Paid once a month; all expenses are monthly. Salary, after health vision dental insurance and pension plan: 2996 I asked about being un-enrolled in the pension plan and was told that was not possible. I will be able to withdraw this pension when I leave this job, or let it sit; however, I will only have 2 years of a pension built upRent: 875Utilities: 150 boyfriend claims that theyre rarely over 100, but I think he forgets because they are auto-withdrawn from his accountInternet: 0 use a neighborsPhone: 104 Amazon Prime: 8.25Spotify: 10Donation to local charity: 8.50Gym: 70 this is high, but I love the gymTherapy: 80Gas to commute: 250 this is very high. I live 30 miles from work in a heavily trafficked area because it was halfway between my boyfriends and my work. the apartment is over 200 cheaper than the cheapest places I found closer to work, and its a more desirable neighborhood. but yes, this is a really high commuting numberSilent Savings regular expenses broken up by monthMedication: 36Oil Changes and Car Maintenance: 50 this seems high, but in the last year Ive had to replace the tires and battery in my 2005, 135k mile carDoctor Appointments: 17Car Insurance: 38Total monthly expenses: 1697Total left: 1299Savings: 200 month goalTotal for eating living expenses: 1,099When Im single, I usually spend 50 a week on groceries. I also usually spend 30 month on entertainment like renting movies and buying books I also go to the library frequently. I dont go out often, probably once a month, and when I do I spend 30-50 on a night out with my friends. My toiletries are around 25-30 month -- I dont really do much or buy much at all. I guess I need someone else to look at this and tell me that Im not crazy and that this will actually work. Im in an emotional fog because of this breakup and not thinking clearly. I also just got a small raise and that makes the numbers look screwy, and Im only in my second year of a salary after growing up extremely poor, so any change feels like it will be a money emergency. Any advice or thoughts of things I missed would be very helpful. EDIT: for formatting  <response>: Looks good to me. You will be fine. Clear your mind and get ready for your next move. 