<human>: My boyfriend and I have lived together for 2 years. We moved together to new york at 19, and then moved back to his hometown upstate (5 hours from my family) in december of last year. I have no family in this area, am going to college (can't live on campus with my three cats), share a boss with him, and am living on about 150$ per week. My parents can help me with small amounts of money - gas, a grocery gift card - but not large amounts.

My boyfriend is generally goofy and fun. We don't have sex, we don't cuddle, but we hang out and tell stupid jokes and sleep in the same bed. When the goofiness gives way to him being embarrassed, angry, disappointed i didn't do the chores 'the right way', or especially drunk, he has always been emotionally abusive. He says horrible things to me until I cry and then makes fun of me for crying. His eyes turn cold and he becomes so hateful. 

I am certain he's a sociopath. I told myself that the next time this happened, I would leave, and it did. So I'm ready. I planned on my parents being able to help me with the down payment on a studio apartment, as a loan I would pay back.

Unfortunately they're unable to help me, and I can't seem to save enough to leave in time. I'm worried if I have to wait another month - even with a second job, I can't save enough yet, and I'm about to start another semester of school - I will get fooled into staying again.

I'm frightened if I don't leave now, I'll never leave. But I just don't have the means, I have to go to college every day starting in a week, and I can't abandon my animals to live on campus. My parents can't help me. Can anyone give me any advice?

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<bot>: My boyfriend is abusive and my family can't help me move out. How do I get out on my own before I somehow get fooled into staying again?