Jeez... :(

Really, really sorry to hear about all that, 'yote. I'm always here for ya, if ya need to talk. Really hoping the best for you...

*Hugs* <3

Provided things turn out well this first quarter might have a opening, but it's way down in Florida, so....you know a few I do so yeah, who knows, I'm easy to find.

I'm in Washington myself and will have to move out around mid-year. Still looking for a roommate myself.

I typically ask any of my close friends if they'd be interested in rooming together, have you tried reaching out to any of your other friends?

Errfff thats awful i hope you can find a place and/or some new roomies Robin

i hope beyond hope that you dont have to reconnect with your parents again that sounds even worse

Good luck with your situation, may you find a path forward to what you desire so you don't have to deal with bs

Best of luck. I may be able to conjure up a room to sleep in as a last resort (yes, seriously), but note I am somewhat over 1,000 miles away by car from Rochester, Minnesota (just picked a spot on the map as example), which would cost a small but noteworthy amount of (gas) money to travel to.

Unsolicited advice: If your roommates are the ones considering breaking the lease early, and they hold the lease, you may be able to negotiate transferring the lease to you to stay longer (you're already staying there, right?). This would require cooperation between you, them, and your landlord. In that circumstance, you might even be able to renew the lease for some further amount of time provided it's in your price range (expect a price increase if renewing it). The landlord might be happy to not have it broken early, if they have any business sense.

If you trust your roommates enough (including in the matter of comprehension/competency), maybe run the idea by them so it's on their mind, too. It's not too complicated to do and a competent landlord ought to happily be able to prepare paperwork for it.

If you haven't already, start packing things now, especially if there's not much else to do at a given time. I believe you'll be good as you surely have more time to move out than I did with my disabled parents and my and their lifetime's worth of crap (3 months), but it will feel good to have boxes and everything ready to go.

Leave essential things you need unpacked but organized until you're ready to tear-down e.g. primary often-used computers, etc. Label the boxes if you have more than three. (I hope this isn't redundant; if you already know all that stuff, sorry for the unsolicited advice.)

My ear is open if you wish to vent.

Well if you're looking to jump states I'm looking for a room mate in the Seattle area. I know its quite the distance from you, just putting it out there as an option!