How not to lose my nerve when roommates are pressuring me to leave?

So basically, my roommates told me they don't like me and I need to move out (seriously, the closest I've been able to get to an explanation is one telling me that the lease holding one "doesn't like my vibe.") For the record, I clean up after myself, am quiet, almost never have company etc. No one else has ever had a problem living with me.

I've lived there for nearly two years and I know that, legally, I don't HAVE to move, but obviously don't want to live with people who hate me. But, looking for housing is a struggle and I've now stayed weeks past the time they wanted me to move, still venmoing them the rent.

I go to see rooms for rent (with insane amounts of competition) and also applied for supportive housing. My most promising prospect actually is an apartment in the low-income building where a family member is. The manager told me he thinks I meet all requirements. But, of course, the application process is slow, though they did ask for more documents which I think is a good sign. It's been a week since I submitted the additional things they asked for.

Anyway, the main thing I'm looking for is some encouragement, I'm really worried about losing my nerve and letting myself be intimidated into a chaotic/unsafe/too expensive place. I'm tired and anxious, constantly awaiting texts from a roommate checking on my situation or trying to tell me anyone else would be out by now.