by CrazyTaraWitch » Sun Jul 31, 2011 12:23 pm
7 months ago today I returned to Austin after my disastrous move to Kentucky. Emotionally, I've been passed it for awhile now, but today I found out it's screwing me over again. Less than 2 weeks ago I learn that a friend was in desperate need of a roommate, and as I had been staying staying at my mother's house since the return from KY I was in need of a place to stay, so we happily made arrangements for me to move in. Last Thursday I moved about 80% of my stuff in, then I went and bought a bed and moved that in, and found a lease application waiting for me. I know, it was probably stupid of me not to apply to live here before actually moving in, but I got all excited, plus I wanted to help my friend out by moving in asap. It hadn't occurred to me that it would be a problem. I looked through the application Thursday evening, and thought my credit and rental history might require me to make an extra deposit, but this was no big deal. I didn't get the chance to take the application in Friday, and when I tried Saturday the office was closed, so I went in today. Though it wasn't clear from the application, they absolutely positively 100% do not lease to anyone with a broken lease within the last two years, regardless of circumstances. The woman I talked to suggested I fill out a new application and not list my apartment in Kentucky, and that way there was a small chance they wouldn't find the broken lease when searching my history. If they do, I'm screwed; I won't be allowed to move into the place that I already moved into. Fuckity fuck fuck fuck.
I like it here. I like the place, I like my roommate and her son, I like my roommate's cats, and I love not living in the tiny garage of my mom's house anymore. I don't want to move again, and I don't want my friend to be back roommate-less. Most of all, this is cluing me in to how difficult it will be to find *any* apartment for the next year and a half until my broken lease stops mattering quite so much. Staying at my mom's that long isn't an option, unless I take over the entirety of the mortgage payment which I would be very hard-pressed to do, and I want a place of my own besides. I want *this* place. I don't wanna go... I just want that idiotic chapter of my life to be behind me. I want a second chance, and it looks like this won't be the place to give it to me.
"To days to come."
"All my love to long ago.
I hope, we'll have more happy ever after
I hope, we can all live more fearlessly...
~Jas