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Sounds like a you problem. I'm poor AF working at a grocery store and I still have a decent PC just by buying new parts here and there and saving money where necessary to do so.
Do you pay rent (to someone not in your family)?
Rent, bills, the whole nine yards like a real full blown adult in their 30s that left home at 18 and never went back. My parents have both been dirt poor my entire life.