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What do if I hate my mom ALOT. She whack and can’t mind her own Business. She toxic and muniplitive. I tried talking to my dad abt it but he kinda jus makes it worse, he b saying imma devorce her but NEVER does it and that also f with me. She also blames her drinking on me saying “I only drank bc your schoolwork is stressing me out” like b...I didn’t force vodka down your thorat you did that to urself. Please guys I really hate her and I don’t know what to do I can’t move in with someone else bc I don’t have good enough friends for that and I dont have family either, and ain’t no way I’m calling CPS so yea what do I do

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