I didn't feel like straying away from that topic any further, so I'll just leave my reply here.
I think you got the impression that I'm some snot-nosed teenager who is spiteful towards his parents without justification, but I'm not. Sure, you could say I'm in no position to judge a parent until I've been one (or at least an adult). Makes sense, but would you say not buying your kid clothes since he moved in three years ago is an okay decision? Having him pay out of his very little budget to get them when it's your responsibility? Holding every little thing over his head to make him feel guilty? What about buying alcohol, marijuana, and other useless junk rather than things he needs?
I'm not playing the pity card when I say these things, I'm just giving you a few of the many reasons I feel I am supporting myself. I'm fifteen. I help pay bills, take care of our many pets, watch my younger sister while both my mother and her boyfriend sleep all day, wash dishes, and sweep. I think I deserve at least a few new outfits once a year.
The only reason my mother bothers to let me use the internet or pays for my meager use of water and electricity is because she needs those things herself (and to make her look like a decent mother, which I deciphered from her many conversations about me with her friends).
So, yes, I do have the "I'm barely in high school, I'm in the position to judge my parents" 'tude because I feel I have an excuse. And maybe I worded it wrong when I said I was "supporting myself," because I recognize that my school helps me out by giving me free food and the opportunity to make the money in the first place, but I'm doing a hell of a lot more than my parent is.