Shauna Rae Tells Her Parents She Wants To Move Out | I Am Shauna Rae

I hate that she says stuff like "they are just going to say no" She is an adult, they can't tell her no. If she has a job and wants to be independent they dont have a say in it in the end.

I firmly believe that Shauna should either go to college or get a job and start living her own life. Just because she looks like a child, doesn’t mean that her parents should treat her like a child. At 23 she should be living her life on her own instead of living at home not being allowed to do much of anything. smh.

I feel sorry for her.Her parent's don't want her to move out.I hope she finds a job,moves out and finds someone she likes.

EXCELLENT FATHER TO IMMEDIATELY JUMP IN AND REASSURES HER THAT SHE'S VALUABLE. EXCELLENT DAD.

She didn't go to college??? That's her best chance of finding a job. With her disability, she can't just go anywhere. That height is a serious liability for many jobs, restaurants, childcare, etc. there's probably so many scholarships she could get.

"The answer is gonna be a no" girl....You're asking them permission with the way you are still thinking. You don't need their permission to move out. You're grown.

Her parents treat her like she’s 12 and she acts like she’s 15.. shes 23 why is she so focused on dating. Maybe get a job that’s how people usually meet.

she’s an adult but she’s letting them treat her like a child and she’s not doing anything to prove her parents differently. get a job. start saving money. show you can be responsible and in control.

So she wants to move out but she supposedly has no money. And she’s very harsh toward her parents

She knows she is co-dependent and rather than trying to address that, she is focusing on getting a boyfriend and she wants to move out of her parents’ house despite a lack of a job or plans for a job. Is she planning on relying on a boyfriend to move out? That isn’t a solid foundation for a relationship.

I think she’s just projecting her inner turmoil. She acts that way because I’m assuming her family always has and still does treat her like a child.

Just because she's small doesn't mean she needs to keep acting like a spoiled teenager talking to her parents like they're idiots....she needs to realize as soon as she starts talking it's obvious she's not a child...she's pretty and smart...she's going to have a normal future...I'm sure.

I feel for her parents, they are in a tough spot…they fully understand how many creeps would jump at a shot with her…and shauna has been so sheltered she has no idea how ugly the world can be…I hope for her safety in all her endeavors

Very first sentence.. "hows dating going?" And her response "OMG DAD STAHP IT'S NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS". Act like a child and get treated like one. It's that simple. The conversation about moving out is always an awkward one, it's not because she has a condition. Nothing i hate more than when a person blames their condition on everything. Not saying her life is easy but cmon people put crutches on themselves that don't exist

"I wanna move out in 6 months, but I have no money saved up, no job, and anytime anyone suggests a line of work, I will blame my height for why I'm not able to do anything." 🤡

When her dad said “that’s not what I wanted to hear but thank you” I 🥺🫶🏼

I feel this is quite relatable to me as a disabled person. My family - especially my mother - has always been very overprotective of me and even though we know it comes from a place of love, it really hurts to feel stuck or trapped and it really reminds you of just how "different" you are when you see others your age having all these life experiences and you feel at a standstill.. I'm 29 now but now I almost don't feel like I even know who I am as a person, if that makes sense. I haven't truly had the chance to grow as my own individual without the codependency of others. Just made me a bit emotional to relate to these feelings.

I don't normally watch this show, but she seems to have a lot of emotional stuff that perhaps needs to be explored with a professional. Also, I wonder how much socialization she has with peers. If that is lacking, it may be contributing to her immaturity. Since she doesn't work or take classes, what does she do?!

As a person with a disability I can totally relate to this episode. It’s hard to get your family to trust you to be independent and self sufficient yet still needing extra support. It’s also hard dating and getting a job when you have special circumstances. I also can relate to what she said about wanting to date someone who has had hard circumstances in life. I feel similar about people I look to date.

I'd happily stay with my parents... Its rough out here..