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Input: I've been working a new job for the past five months, and while I don't have much to do right now, I still have to sit at a desk for 9 hours every day and be attentive. My mom has been in her job for a year and recently she has been talking about this woman who causes a lot of drama in the office, a woman that everyone in the office wants fired.  

I'm still living at home until I can save more money to move out (I'm 23, just graduated). Most days I'm fine coming home and talking about our days at work, but then I like to move on to something else non-work related because I like to have a life outside of work. She tends to bring her work home with her, and will talk to anyone who will listen to her problems. The past few days have been really bad. She mostly talks to me about work, maybe some of her friends will come over and she'll talk to them about it, and when they leave she comes back to me and talks about it again, most of which I have already heard or we discussed from the past week. I feel like she is talking at me and not to me.

Last night I finally decided to tell her that I don't mind talking about her problems at work, because I do care about them, I just can't do it all night every night of the week. She literally started crying and said I don't care about her problems and that she just needs to vent sometimes. How I am spoiled and live off of her money (her idea for me to stay at home and save), and that I don't have a real job. I told her that I want to hear about her problems it's just that I get drained hearing about it for hours every night. I feel bad because I do still live with her, so I feel like I owe her. But at the same time it is very exhausting and overwhelming to be at my own job all day, just to come home and hear more complaining about work. She tells me that I'm just an assistant, and she is a manager, and one day when I have a real job I will understand. So AMITA? Should I let my nights be consumed by the drama because I need to support my mom, or am I somewhat justified? Or a mix of both?

asking my mom to stop talking about work