What do I need to do before I get kicked out?
Alright so, some context. I'm 19 and going to college in the fall. I'm soon to take my driver's test and earn my license. I have a job near my house that I can consistently walk to if I have to. I have a boyfriend that I've been with for over a year, but we were friends for a year already before that. I have decent savings, and I recently got an IUD.
Now. My boyfriend and I are planning on moving in together during college, and I'm still not quite sure how I'm going to hide it from my grandparents, who I live with. I can't just tell them, because I fear getting kicked out of the house with no car and no idea of where to live, other than my boyfriend's house. So I'm trying to get prepared in case I actually do get kicked out of here. What else would I need? I don't really WANT a car, since that'll eat up my savings. But if I get kicked out I'll need one desperately. And I almost have everything ready for college, so that's covered.
I can't exactly tell my grandmother about this, because in the past anything I said to her has been used against me to humiliate me in front of the family. And vice versa with other family members. I love my boyfriend, and want to have a life with him. He makes me happy, and he's someone who would never think to hurt me in any way. My grandmother knows that. I'm still not allowed to sleep over at his house, though. Last time I bickered with her about it, it was all "you're too young to sleep together! You're not married!" Blah. Eventually I said "I just want to. This is something I want, because he makes me happy." And, in the moment she relented and said she didn't care, but later as I was headed out the door to go see him she gave me a "see you later!" Obviously I said no I wasn't, and she just said "yes you will!" And I was pissed. This isn't the first time she's done this. She just makes me feel small and full of shame for things that make me happy. What do I do to prepare for getting kicked out?