My life problem

 

1. I don't want to see my father's face because he always makes fullish decisions and then we have to suffer for it, he always talks with abusive words and I hate it, he has made any poor decisions like buying a house, taking bank loans even he knows that he can't be able to pay EMI of these loans, now he abuses me and my bipolar Mother, he thinks that we are the reason of his Financial condition,

Because of all this, I want to move out, if I will stay in this house then no one can stop me to become mentally sick

‌Solution: I will have to go to learn new skills can afford expenses and move out  I will have to learn new skills to afford my expenses and move out




This is the main  problem in my life,
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(2). the second biggest and most time-wasting time   problem in my life is phone addiction and procrastination

I waste almost 100 hours a week on phone, which means like 12 to 15 hours in a day and this is the   50% reason for procrastination habits and the other 50% is because of  the environment ♻️  

I think my procrastination and phone addiction are caused by environmental and family problems 
But I have had to fix it.

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