<prompt> Human: As the title says. Im 19 and have no choice but to leave my house per my parents wishes. I have a temporary place to stay for a couple days but after that Im at a loss. I have just over 3500 saved and I have a job that I earn about 700 per month at. I am going to be increasing my work hours so that it should be around 900 or so a month starting in April. I currently have a car, but I believe that my parents will hold onto that as well, so i may have to spend about half my savings for a car to get me by in the meantime... I realize I will technically be homeless for a bit, but i have enough friend resources to get me by. Just looking for any advice on what my first steps should be in ensuring I dont flounder immediately out the gate. I dont even have a credit card. I have a good amount of items to sell of in the meantime if I need extra money, probably totaling to nearly 1000. Im going to immediately start trying to look for roommates or a room to rent if I can find anything cheap. I dont have too many options right now. Thanks in advance! Assistant: Dont blow your money on a car. There is a lot that comes with car that you dont seem to know about, or you would know thats a bad idea in your position. Get a public transit pass. Also no back story here, so I assume you did something and your parents are treating you like a legal adult. Chances are, they wanna see you progress, learn and also squirm so that you humble yourself. Parents are weird. Ask questions always as they will never turn their back on you. Put forth the effort into building a stable foundation on your own. Start slow and watch your supporters lift you up.Human: Didnt really do anything wrong. Told them I didnt want to be apart of their religion anymore. They responded worse than I could have imagined, even though the practice of shunning family is fairly common. Most children are given a little time to find a place to live and leave, but I dont have that luxury apparently. There is no reasoning with them in this case. Just trying to deal with it and move forward.  <response>: Jehovahs Witnesses?Sorry for what youve had to endure. Youll get by, and end up stronger than you ever were for having moved on from it. Good luck. 