<human>: We have been dating for five months - since the beginning of our senior year of high school. Her parents became very upset with her and told her to leave and not come back. This is the third time that something like this has happened- the previous two times lasted for around a month each - but I think it's unlikely that things will get better again this time.

From what I understand, that is, what she's told me, her parents often get angry with her for no reason or severely overreact to small mistakes on her part. She believes that this is because her parents only intended to have one child, her older sister [22F], and are bitter about having to deal with another child, noting that her parents considered putting her up for adoption.

Naturally, my primary concern with this situation is my gf's well-being for the next six months (before she goes to college). She has a decent amount of money, but not enough to live off and she has struggled to find a job as she has no experience. She may be able to stay with friends for a few weeks, but will probably be unwilling to make a long term arrangement without being able to contribute.

I don't know well what her options are from a legal standpoint and otherwise and I also don't know how to help her. She has a strong aversion to conflict and is extremely reluctant to seek or recieve help in any situation (she says she doesn't want to be a bother), so I'm not sure how to convince her to do something about the situation without her simply insisting that she's fine, which is her go to when I show concern about something that's obviously upsetting her.

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<bot>: My gf is living out of her car while in high school and I'm not sure what I can do about it, if anything.