I want to move out of my parents house. Help?

First off, I really want to move out of my parents house. I am currently unemployed and suffer from anxiety disorder. I can’t really work because of the anxiety disorder. I’m planning on getting on stronger medication for my condition. Until then I can’t work. My parents are driving me nuts. They are constantly bickering, arguing, causing problems, always in my buisness, and most of all acting like children. They are constantly discouraging me from moving out. Does anyone have any tips for moving out faster? Thanks for your answers in advance.

Parents can make you anxious or even insane. The only way is to work and save, or move in with someone.

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