u/Every-Eye-3171

I'm 18 and want to learn how to fight. I want something intense enough to take me from incompetent to confident.

I went halfway across town to get told, "I need to be employed to have a card" I was beyond fuming,

How do i "qualify", why do i need to "Qualify", the whole concepts stupid

I, 17M, am moving out. Home has not been glamorous in the slightest, and now I am faced with the opportunity to be placed into a supported accommodation, either under section 20 or part 7.

The problem is them shits come with no private bathroom, idfk what it's like over there either.

I got ADHD, and I got executive dysfunction and a hygiene fixation, so this shit is doing numbers mentally.

What is the best course of action for me? I don't want to share a bathroom

Edit: I'm 18 in literally 1 month

I, 17M, turning 18, come from a not-so-nice household. The problem is that I'm now sort of the bloke who just moves with my issues. And I feel like speaking to a therapist about your problems makes them worse

For example, if you recall a childhood memory or a good time, you start to feel happier, and sort of relive the memory; the same can be applied to all the shitty things in my life

I also don't want to end up as shitty as my mum was towards me growing up, but sometimes is therapy really the answer?

I, 17M, turning 18, come from a not-so-nice household. The problem is that I'm now sort of the bloke who just moves with my issues. And I feel like speaking to a therapist about your problems makes them worse

For example, if you recall a childhood memory or a good time, you start to feel happier, and sort of relive the memory; the same can be applied to all the shitty things in my life

I also don't want to end up as shitty as my mum was towards me growing up, but sometimes is therapy really the answer?

I, 17M, turning 18, come from a not-so-nice household. The problem is that I'm now sort of the bloke who just moves with my issues. And I feel like speaking to a therapist about your problems makes them worse

For example, if you recall a childhood memory or a good time, you start to feel happier, and sort of relive the memory; the same can be applied to all the shitty things in my life

I also don't want to end up as shitty as my mum was towards me growing up, but sometimes is therapy really the answer?

I, 17M, turning 18, come from a not-so-nice household. The problem is that I'm now sort of the bloke who just moves with my issues. And I feel like speaking to a therapist about your problems makes them worse

For example, if you recall a childhood memory or a good time, you start to feel happier, and sort of relive the memory; the same can be applied to all the shitty things in my life

I also don't want to end up as shitty as my mum was towards me growing up, but sometimes is therapy really the answer?

I, 17M, turning 18, come from a not-so-nice household. The problem is that I'm now sort of the bloke who just moves with my issues. And I feel like speaking to a therapist about your problems makes them worse

For example, if you recall a childhood memory or a good time, you start to feel happier, and sort of relive the memory; the same can be applied to all the shitty things in my life

I also don't want to end up as shitty as my mum was towards me growing up, but sometimes is therapy really the answer?

I, 17M, turning 18, come from a not-so-nice household. The problem is that I'm now sort of the bloke who just moves with my issues. And I feel like speaking to a therapist about your problems makes them worse

For example, if you recall a childhood memory or a good time, you start to feel happier, and sort of relive the memory; the same can be applied to all the shitty things in my life

I also don't want to end up as shitty as my mum was towards me growing up, but sometimes is therapy really the answer?