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It can be pretty hard living with your folks after finishing university. When I was back at home after working overseas for a while, I would occasionally slip back into my adolescent self. I think the important thing is just to keep in mind two things: 1) It's temporary, and you will move out when your internship finishes, so no need to escalate things too far. 2) You're living under their roof and eating their food. So you really should respect their rules. You say you buy comics -- where do you get that money from? Do you contribute anything to rent, groceries, etc? I love comics myself, but when I was with my parents I still put paying board/doing chores above buying the latest Spidey. It was a good motivator to move out!
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You mention the police/pressing charges a couple of times in your post. Have you ever felt the need to do so? Also, have you and your family sat down and talked about your living arrangements or is it just informal (except for the whole no lesbos thing). By sat down and talked, I mean worked out what their expectations are, your expectations are, and so on.
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