Officially Im not in a Microsoft Family, but actually I am, and it's treats my account as if its a child account.

My Microsoft account (display name: Sebastian) is being treated as a child account by Microsoft Family even though I am an adult, and I cannot remove myself or change any family settings. On [family.microsoft.com] my account is the only member listed, there is no organizer shown, and the three-dot menu for profile settings is missing so I cannot remove the account or change roles. When I try to access certain sites or apps, I receive the message “You’ll need to ask to use this site. If you want to — just send a request to an adult in your family — Ask now,” and when I try to request permission I get “Something went wrong. We’re working on it – try again in a little bit” with (Trace ID: 9E/5oTetTU6D0tM+.3.2). If I invite my own email to the family, it creates a duplicate account entry named “Sebastian,” and when that duplicate briefly appears the three-dot menu shows and I can click Remove, but the membership immediately reverts, and the restrictions remain. I have tried signing out and back in, accessing the family site from the same Windows 11 PC and browser, and repeating the invite/remove steps, but nothing resolves the issue. Please verify and correct my account role so it is an adult account (or convert me to organizer) or remove any orphaned/corrupted family membership that is enforcing child restrictions; restore full adult privileges including InPrivate browsing and access to blocked apps/sites. Or just plainly remove my Microsoft account from Microsoft Family. I can provide screenshots of the family page, the blocked-site message and Trace ID, and the exact account email if you need it.

I just chatted with the Microsoft support chat. They told me when they looked at my account I wasn't part of a family, but I can see that I am. So they redirected me here.