<prompt> Human: Im not really going to get into too much detail on the relationship front, but heres a little background:I 19f moved up from VA back to MA a month after I turned 18. The plan was to hangout with friendsmy boyfriend that I had been having a long distance thing with during the summer and then attend a room and board college once the semester started. Well, the 40,000 scholarship I got ended up not covering as much as I thought, so I made the decision not to attend that college. I ended up just staying with my boyfriend and his mom until I could get on my feet. Things eventually got more permanant and I even ended up moving apartments with them. My boyfriend was really bad with blowing money, and we agreed that if we wanted to become independent and move out we had to crack down and start saving, so we put me entirely in charge of the finances. Since then weve saved upwards of 11,000, spread out in capital one 360 saving accounts. Now moving out together isnt seeming like such a good idea. The relationships going to shit, and now Im feeling even more stressed because we have all this money and I dont know whos fairly entitled to what.Im happy to offer any other information that would help, I just dont know what the first step would even be. Right now we both work part-time and go to community college no debts there, fully paid for by scholarships. I make around 1,000mo and he makes around 800mo. Im not really looking to move out or anything, because I dont think I would be able to support myself on such a little income, and his mom really wants me to stay because leaving would mean she loses 300mo towards rent. I just dont know what to do, I read rpf all the time, but I havent really seen anything like my situation. Thanks!  <response>: Im not really looking to move out or anything? If youre going to break up, you need to move out. Talk to him about whats fair for the 11k. Split down the middle or estimate how much of your individual incomes have been put in the savings and divvy it up. 