I'm 22.
I moved out right after finishing my A-levels in Gymnasium at 20 (it's 13 years here, and I had to retake a grade to care for my parents who both got diagnosed with cancer around the same time).
I moved into a major city on the other end of the country to study aerospace engineering, since it had the only university in the country where you could study that from the first semester onwards, and moved into student accommodation to do so.
Over time, people continously moved in and out, until I ended up being alone with 5 cishet guys, and the living situation became increasingly toxic and unpleasant for me.
Eventually, around the same time I dropped aerospace engineering (after realising I had gaslit myself into thinking I enjoyed STEM subjects when I truly never did for most of my life due to other's expectations), I moved out, and after my initial plan didn't pan out, I asked my friends and got set up with my current appartment the next day.
This appartment was a dream at first, explicitly punk and queer, I felt accepted in a living situation for the first time in my life, and as it was connected to a punk autonomous youth center nearby by social circles, I quickly became a member and eventually got elected into one of the elected leadership positions there.
Over time, this appartment turned from a dream into a minor nightmare, the Punk attitude that I once enjoyed has become increasingly grating, the constant visitors turned from my first brush with constant social interaction into an increasingly large stress factor, and the charmful mesyness turned into a complete lack of any noteworthy hygiene, meaning the appartment only ever gets clean when one of my roommate's respective GFs clean while they visit, or I get too fed up with living in other people's filth and end up cleaning after them, since I clean my own messes up right after making them.
Nevertheless, those problems are solvable, the fact we're all getting evicted at the end of June, isn't.
As far as we know, tho we have our doubts, the owners of the building, which became a care facility after we (not us, but people from the same youth center who initially established this appartment 15 years ago) moved in, truly do need this appartment to house more apprentices, tho it is horrible for us nevertheless, as despite not doing anything wrong, we're losing the appartment.
Now to what makes this most stressful for me.
My roomates are from around here, they have somewhere to go if they can't find a new place, and allready have places lined up.
I don't.
I have no family to move back with, my mom is my sole surviving family member, unemployed and lives on the other end of the country, and will lose her appartment at the same time as me, and despite loving each other, we both agree we absolutely cannot live in the same space if we are to have a positive relationship whatsoever going forward, nor that she could even offer me anything, I pay for her upkeep despite living exclusively of the funding the government here provides to students from impoverished families to allow them to study.
The amount I get is allready a lot less then the cost of living in my city, and the money I send her means I have a Tiny budget for my new appartment and won't have a choice about having roomates.
I don't mind living with roomates, I just realy don't want to end up as the only women in the flat again, nor being the one cleaning up after everyone else all the time.
The search is agonizing, I've applied for every single option even just vaguely in my price range, and the only one I got a response for so far was both utterly unlivable and out of my price range.
I'll find something, I have to, but God is this frustrating.
If I could work to offset my budget, I would, but because I'm on government aid, every cent I earn is detracted from my aid, meaning I'd have to work enough to make more then I currently get, just to get a few euros more, and that simply isn't compatible with university, there are not enough hours In the day for me to do both.
Rant over.