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In 6 months, I leave for college. I'm leaving state, and since my older sister left for college, it has been established that I am on my own financially when I leave for college. (Even though my parents gave my sister money for her college education).

However, I'm starting to feel like I'm already living by myself. I have to buy my own feminine hygiene products, underwear, socks, clothes, food, insurance, you name it. The only thing they provide me in my portion of our phone bill and food that they will eat (I can't ask for anything "special".)

I've always been paying for my own excessive stuff, like going out with friends and spending money on clothes that I don't need. But since my Bipolar Diagnosis, they pushed me away financially. We are pretty middle class.

Not only that, they don't want to do anything with me and they prioritize themselves over me constantly. 

Example. I'm into baking, it makes me happy and it's a huge stress/anxiety release for me. I asked for them to buy me a $2 baking chocolate bar. They refused, and instead went out and bought an RV that night. 

I know I'm being petty, but it seems ironic that them cutting me off came after my diagnosis. 

Am I totally out of line to think that they just don't like me anymore? Because it feels like it everyday. I feel like I already left for college.
<bot>: My parents cut me off financially since I was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, don't want anything to do with me.