Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: This one is hard. Currently I'm living with my mother in a house her father bought for her. She is currently jobless due to her various syndromes that make it hard for her to work and is currently trying for disability.

Currently I am the one of the two people in the house with a regular income, the other being her boyfriend. He takes home a little more than I do after child support from his previous marriage and taxes (according to him, I've never seen his paystub). They also had a child together recently and he is just over a year old.

So the people in the house consist of me, my sister who is in high school, her friend who got kicked out of his house, my mother, her boyfriend, and my half-brother.

I have been paying my fair share around the house to help keep it maintained. Currently my bill responsibilities are water, internet, electric when it falls behind, groceries occassionally, though I also buy my own food seperately, and repairs to the house. This lets me save a bit in the mean time. The boyfriend pays electric, for the cellphone plans of everyone in the house, Netflix.

Recently I found out no one has been paying the property taxes and we are about 10k USD behind and need to pay about 3.5k before the end of the year or the house will be foreclosed on. I was asked to pay the back taxes recently and running the numbers I'm not sure I can afford that and everything else, especially when I could live in a single bedroom apt for far less a month and have more freedom over the household.

Would I be an asshole if I said "no, sorry" and moved out?

moving out of my mothers house