<human>: Hey reddit. I made this throw away account because I'm in serious need of some advice.

I'm a 20-year-old female who is going to school and living with my mom and grandma. I have an incredible bond with my family. I live in a glorious part of my state. I love it here not only for my friends, but there's also awesome things to do here.

My grandma owns the house I currently live in. Recently, she put it on the market (taxes are way too high here, the only negative aspect) and would like to move an hour and a half away. My mom is moving along with her. I'm simply refusing to move. I mean, where they're moving to is a nice area. Close to the shore and everything. But chances are, if I move with them, I'll constantly be making that drive to where my friends are. I'm on the hunt for some cheap places (I found a few actually) and I'd love to snatch one up). I'm currently looking for a job, and I have one that I applied for and will most likely get. I also have about $8k saved up in the bank so if I have money issues, I have a little bit to fall back on. It's not the best plan, but hey. I know a few people who have been in my position and they're doing well on their own.

The problem here: My mom will blow her top when I tell her I don't want to move with them. Is there a safe way to approach this? I'm absolutely terrified to tell her. I'm freaking out. I have 2 months to get everything together, which in my opinion is plenty of time. Obviously, I would help my family pack and get everything together. I'm not a shitty daughter. It's the least I can do for them. I just don't want to move away from the area.

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<bot>: My family is selling the house. My relationship with my mom is really strong. How can I tell my mom I'm not moving with them without creating too much chaos?