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Input: Alright so this is a long one (sort of) so bear with me! 

Backstory: I’ve dated this guy for two and a half years, the first year into it he cheated on me while I was away for about a month getting my health in order 

Recently, we’ve just gotten off our seasonal job of 6 months and that was already stressful for our relationship, and now we are having money issues. He can’t save money worth shit, and owes his stepfather and me (me being around 400 hundred dollars). I, on the other hand, am doing decent with saving money but I’m the one paying bills and all the groceries as we live together, and stuff for our new cat (that he decided he wanted that has now turned into MY cat).

Now, I’m only 20 years old and he is 24. I have the internet in my name, and he has the power in his. His mother recently decided not to pay her own internet in a different company’s name, and decided to sign up with my company and use my name as the account owner. I told my boyfriend that I didn’t want her stuff under my name as I’m the “child” in this situation, and she’s ruined her sons credit and her own by never paying bills and the bills collecting. My boyfriend then told his stepdad for me (as I was too scared) and his mom found out and it was a very ridiculous situation where she was taking advantage of me because I don’t know how to say no, and now her stuff is now under my name. 

Fast forward to yesterday, I noticed that my boyfriend has been talking shit about me to his mom, about flights home to visit my family for christmas and how I always bring up money issues (which I do not, I might have mentioned a week ago that I was sorry and could not pay his ticket back from my parents) and lied to his mom about how he thought I booked return (I definitely did not and he knew), and his mom is now bashing me, blaming her husband and her fighting on me and that she will “call my mom” and have a discussion with her. I finally told him last night to f*ck the money he owes me, and that once we hit my parents place I will be staying a bit longer to visit.

In reality, I plan on staying at my parents and not returning as I’m fed up with all this that has happened, and tons more.
So, AITA for wanting to finally be done with this relationship? Or NTA? 

(also, sorry if there is any confusion, this is a jumbled mess but tried to be straightforward as possible!) 

wanting to finally leave