Homeless

[ELITEofWARMANGINGERYBREADMEN88]

Does anyone know how it feels to be homeless by any chance?

[TheLastDays]

I've never been without a home but I have talked to a lot of homeless people and have "worked" with them. I don't think that can really recreate the feeling of living on the street though. Why do you ask?

[A Very Super Market]

It probably doesn't feel very good, since not a lot of people are homeless by choice. Try fostering an addiction or untreated mental illness for a few years and maybe you'll be close.

If you'd really like to know, you could just go out and talk to one for a bit. They're usually quite happy to chat about things, and you don't need to be afraid of them at all. No Queens alleyways though, that wouldn't be smart.

[Motep]

Err...I've been sorta homeless before. My family lived out of a van for about a month while my parents looked for work. It was not fun, it was cold, and though we did ennough money to keep us fed, keeping us clean was another matter.

[ELITEofWARMANGINGERYBREADMEN88]

I've never been without a home but I have talked to a lot of homeless people and have "worked" with them. I don't think that can really recreate the feeling of living on the street though. Why do you ask?

Eh, lets talk sometime if you want to know more :P.


Thank you guys.

[Major Robert Dump]

When I was a kid we used to stack big cardboard boxes from applainces into a giant castle and pretend we were homeless.

I have lived out of a car for one month with my mother. For 3 months I lived out of a church bus with my mother and her snake-oil tent revival preacher husband. For 2 weeks in Las Vegas I slept in my car, showered at the gym at UNLV, and waited for an apartment to open that I could afford. Also, when my ex-wife threw me out of the house while I was out-of-state I had to return and crash in a friends cat poop-infested spare bedroom for 3 weeks.

Those are the closest I have been to being homeless.