u/TopCool7378

Does anyone else feel like gas prices are getting the price of half your rent?

I am 20 years old and six months pregnant with my first baby. Since I moved into my apartment, there's a group of people smoking weed right under my bedroom. I am pregnant and allergic to the smell of weed. I asked them to stop smoking in my room because the smell is traveling up, and it's gotten to the point where I can taste it. I tried asking nicely, but I'm getting called a nagging b*tch for telling them to move. Am I in the wrong?

Edit:Forgot to add a couple of important details my mom and step-dad also live in the apartment complex my mom has COPD and is dangerously allergic to weed there is also another resident here with breathing problems who was recently admitted to the hospital because of the smell and her oxygen is getting too low so it's not just affecting me it's also affecting the neighbors and no one can afford to move right now or can't because our lease isn't up yet

Update:The lady is now in the ICU hoping she gets better soon

I am pregnant with my first baby and I only have 15 weeks left so money is tight which means I can't afford $20 just to go to Walmart which is walking distance and we actually happen to live in the same apartment building how ever whenever I try to explain that they make a big deal and say I'm being selfish and bitch I'm struggling with rent as it is and I'm trying to save ad much money as possible for this kid because half my check goes to rent the other half goes to support him and $20 goes towards laundry and I use wic and food stamps to get groceries. I brought everything for the baby even up to toddler years I just need wipes and more diapers because there's no such thing as too much of either of those. They also charged me for an out-of-state trip I didn't go on because I was actually in the hospital pregnant with COVID also another thing is the baby daddy was physically abusive and didn't want to help out so for my unborn child's well-being, I left him because I saw it happen if they hit you they're going to hit your kids.

I am a 20-year-old female and found out I was pregnant in January with my ex-fiancé's baby. I am currently 25 weeks along, due on August 25th, possibly sooner if he doesn't turn within the next 9 weeks. After over a month of begging him to send some money for the baby's supplies, he only sent a dollar. Meanwhile, he's been sending his cousin $100, even though I’ve been out of work due to health issues. So far, my current boyfriend and his family have been helping out with everything. I really wish I could have his family’s support because I've known them since I was a kid—my best friend since kindergarten happens to be his sister—and I don't want to hurt their feelings. I have really bad anxiety and claustrophobia, and I struggle to even be around my own family. Would I be in the wrong for feeling this way?

Update: I got a new job hopefully it works out I start Friday also another thing is the baby daddy was physically abusive and didn't want to help out so for my unborn child's well-being, I left him because I saw it happen if they hit you they're going to hit your kids