i want to move out with my sister but i dont know how to tell my mom.?

Question

i want to move because my mom is an alcoholic, and she is never there

Answer 1

If that is the case then you can probably go without much notice, little by little or all at once - and frankly i'd wait until she asked and then say "Don't you remember? We talked about this...you said it was a great idea."

Peace!

Answer 2

First of all how old is your sister? I know it is a lot of responsibility
to take care of you. But you are in the right track. If your sister doesn't mined taking care of you, Then have her and yourself
talk to your mother, let her know how you feel. Also tell her that
when she decides to get help, you'll be spending your time with
your sister. Tell her to get her act together or she will lose you
forever. Hopefully she'll open up her eye's. It's okay to let her know how you feel. Right now she's only thinking about herself.
Just remember she might get mad, but hopefully like I said she'll
get over it. She needs to think of it this way, Either you move out
and move in with your sister with her permission or the Social
Workers will step in, if they were to ever find out. Then it'll be
harder for her to get you back, you can get lost in the system.

Answer 3

Running away will not solve anything. I really feel for you and your sister. But home is all that you've got , and better to make the best of it that you can. Just pray that your mother will see what is happening and that she gets the help that she needs. In the meantime, you and your sister must rely upon each other and do the best that you can. Ask an aunt or uncle for help, if you can. Your situation is a burden to bear, but the main concern is for you and your sister. I don't know your ages, but many agencies are there for help and support.

Answer 4

Since she is never there just leave her a note on the fridge.

Answer 5

uhhh, bummer,