Ruby's Fan #1: "We're in a recession! Ruby's only just graduated and is too poor to get a job or live in the house which she bought years ago for this very thing! Leave her alone! Bullies, all of you!"
Ruby's Fan #2: "Ruby's parents could die AT ANY MOMENT! There's no time for learning independence ahead of this tragedy so that she'll be able to cope mentally when they drop dead ANY SECOND NOW! She needs to cherish every moment she has left by never being away from them! And she might even pay some money towards the bills, too!"
Ruby's Fan #3: "She already has a job! It's that thing she does once a week and puts no effort into!"
Ruby: "Syo tryoo! I AHWLHWAYS contribute tyo the household! Sometimes this is by making my family a noice BRACKFSST, loike a ramekin of Cheerios and peas in pour-ijj, which they are VARRY GRYATEFOL FOR. Sometimes it's by pretending to wash a dish. Myostly it's by myaking tham droive me avverywhere syo that they feel they still have some PARPOSS in loife. We should do what wahhrks for us and not cave to the pressure of society! Society shouldn't be allowed to tell us to do things! I'm doing what wAHrks for me, and it JANUINELY WAHHRKS - you can tell by how miserable I am at all times, how little I do in a day, how much I've regressed even further into my childhood cocoon and how I starve myself to death in the process!"
bleeping society, always forcing adults to be responsible, grow as people, learn independence and not starve to death in our childhood bedrooms inhaling dust all day while reading books for babies. It's always society's fault.