Dairy Of A Pity Man: The Long Trip!

Dairy Of A Pity Man: The Long Trip! Is An Fanmade Book And A Parody Of Dairy Of The Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules. 
== Plot ==
The Book Opens With plans to start his own life and become successful without the constant negativity from his parents. On the road trip, Trevor's parents argued constantly, with his father even accusing his mother of cheating on him. Trevor tried to ignore their bickering and instead focused on the scenery outside. But as they stopped at various roadside attractions, his father would always find a way to make a snide comment about paying for everything, causing tension between them. When they finally arrived at their destination, a beach house in Florida, Trevor's father immediately started complaining about the expense of the rental. This prompted Trevor to confront him about his penny-pinching behavior and constant negativity. His father's response only confirmed his suspicions that he was indeed acting like Kyle's mother. Feeling fed up and frustrated, Trevor knew he needed to make a change. He began packing his belongings and researching apartments in Southaven. His parents were shocked when he announced his decision to leave, but Trevor knew it was the right choice for his own mental health and happiness. After a tearful goodbye with his mother and younger brother, Trevor hit the road and started his new life in Southaven. He found a small apartment and a job at a local grocery store. It wasn't glamorous, but it was a start. Over time, Trevor began to build a new community for himself. He made friends at work and discovered a love for photography. He started taking classes at the community college and even submitted some of his photos to a local gallery. Through hard work and determination, Trevor was able to overcome the challenges of his childhood and forge a path of his own. Though he still missed his family, he knew that he couldn't let their toxicity hold him back any longer. And so he continued to move forward, one step at a time.