3.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Already am just not living on the streets homeless there is a difference. I can't afford normal rent and on the waiting list for 3 years for social housing, just a small flat would solve everything as housing is my biggest stress in my life.
I don't think I'd ever be living on street homeless as I have a few who'd help me stay with them but it certainly wouldn't be ideal as it already isn't with my dad who lucky took me in after my shit mother kicked me out.
Thing that annoys me the most if my mother had kicked me out earlier when I was 15 or even 16 I bet you I'd have a flat as I know others who do because they were at such age. But she had to wait until I was 21 when nobody cares anymore.
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If one can't handle having a kid who's maybe disabled and need more support in life and due to high rates of renting cost then don't have a kid.
If you only want a kid because you think they'll grow up to be an ideal child who'll perform successfully in life and easily move out affording a place... again don't have a kid.
Not everyone should be a parent but then they'll be poor and get pregnant by 16 and go yes this be a great life choice. Then that kid grows up struggling through life. It's really a wonder why right? - 8 mo
Nah, what I do need is the government to stop spending tons on immigrants giving them flats to hotels while born citizens get on a endless wait list and they talk about housing crisis as if they aren't the ones causing it.
It's not me who's to blame for society, it's government they run the show and it be a circus.
I wish I was to blame because then I could change things but I ain't.
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Yes, I worry a lot about the housing issues in the UK. Not just for me but for everyone.
We need a serious national debate about if housing is a right that everyone should have access to or a privilege that people can profit from in which case we need to accept increasing levels of homelessness and alternative living (such as in cars and vans)20 Reply
717 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No, I'm financially secure.. but if I ever struggle to keep a roof over my head, I know my father and also my partner would help me out. They would make sure I have a roof over my head, have everything I need and that I'm healthy.
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8 moYes! The bank wants to take my house away from me because of a mortgage my aunt took out with them years ago and now that she's dead, she can't pay it and those fuckers wouldn't TAKE MY money back when I had it and was willing to pay them!! Now that I CAN'T pay them, the WILL take my money!!
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8 mothought about it, don't worry.
anything is possible... neve rsay never. but plan and hope for the best and be grateful if you have it better.
I engage with homeless for a reason because could happen to anyone.
reality is... its usually broken families and traumas haunting people.
People need ____________. Starts with a J.
00 Reply 956 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No
Homeless people are ultimately people who gave up.
And I am incapable of giving up no matter how much shit is thrown at me
And I’ve already weathered a few storms that could have left someone homeless
Even if I ran out of options I will create the options
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8 moNot really. I was homeless for a couple of years in my 20s. Was the best thing that ever happened to me. It inspired me to get to work and stop being so lazy and was the inspiration for a fabulous career, early retirement and a very secure financial life now in my later years.
Everyone should have that experience.
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What did you do for work? I’m asking because I’m thinking of a career change
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Glad to hear you turn the negative into positive …
Hummm…. Everyone?
What if we can do it without becoming homeless? - 8 mo
@WhiteBoyChill
I've probably had at least 3 dozen jobs in my life. But in my early 30s I went back to college to get a finance degree and went into a financial career (first degree was in engineering). I ended my career working for someone else as a CFO. Great career if you are into really hard work with long hours and have a good mind for numbers. The sky is the limit on how much you can earn. - 8 mo
@midnightmoon05
I think being homeless was about more than just career. It is training for adulthood and character building too. I think everyone goes through a stage where they just expect everything to be free after having parents that paid for it all for so many years. Some more than others.
And I think that is even more true now than when I was that age. These kids today have lived such a pampered life in America, even the poorest (poverty in America is defined as only owning one car and being stuck with last year's iPhone model) among us are spoiled. I've never heard so much whining and self-flagellation as the kids today. They expect something for nothing and think that money grows on trees. A bunch of lazy spoiled brats who don't have a clue what hardship means. They need some to wake up.
I don't even blame the kids. I blame the parents and the schools that teach them that socialism and communism is good and capitalism is bad. That is a society destroying message. Then, when a country actually does become socialist or communist, they end up eating pigeons from the park because they ran out of zoo animals to eat, and the stupid people who let that happen are wondering what went wrong.
We have a couple of generations of kids now who are clueless thanks to the leftist education they got in the corrupt school system. There is no economic system in the world that holds a candle to capitalism for creating the most prosperity and freedom for the most people. On the other hand socialism and communism have failed miserably every single place they have been tried throughout history. I don't want America to have to learn that the hard way.
8 moLike in a tent homeless no… I’ve been technically homeless before like after my apt burned down but I was staying at really nice hotels for a few months… spending 3x what I did on rent so I didn’t have a home but it wasn’t poopin on the sidewalk homeless… in my city it’s over run by homeless so every day you go outside there’s a reminder not to get lazy
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8 moyeah its just a fear thats built into me
like i'm doing good rn and live with my grandma yet i almost stress about money as if i'm living paycheck to paycheck lol blame my childhood03 Reply- 8 mo
Why living with your grandma and not your parents? 🤔
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shitty parents, and i'm very close with her
like i could move out on my own rn, but i just like living with her a lot. plus, i get to help her if i need to, and it helps me save money - 8 mo
That's nice, you're a good girl, sorry that you have bad parents...
Anonymous(18-24)8 moWhy would I worry about that? I'm not mentally retarded. I'm not an alcoholic. I'm not a drug addict. I'm not a criminal. I'm not uneducated. I'm not without skills that make me valuable in the economy. I don't sit around all day and play video games and watch Tik Tok. Those are the people who become homeless. How much homelessness was there in the 1950s? Maybe one guy in an entire city.
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8 moNo and I also have job security. I work for my parents so if they fired me I'd have to move back in with them. 😊
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Does a daughter really works for her parents? 😂😂
Whether you work for them or not, they are going tk raise you and take care of you, you're playing a win-win game lezzie brandi 😂
Nope. Democrats keep shitting the bed and everyone keeps bring piles of money to Florida. The future looks bright.
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Ye florida’s booming
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@WhiteBoyChill http s://x. com/ChayasClan/status/1986122518269190638
27.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Not really. I own my house with no mortgage.
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Asker8 moWhat's mortgage?
1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Not yet. I'm in college and a lot of seniors are worried about finding a job in this economy. And with prices going up daily it is kind of scary. I think the idiot n the White House is not helping either.
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8 moNot anymore. I've got savings a fantastic husband, and job prospects, but when I first got out of Uni... You bet you
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8 moNo, i have a stable Job, enough savings for a few months, I live in Germany and would receive help and my s. o. earns good money too
00 Reply 3.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I am a landlord who could live good alone from passive income. Only way I get homeless is nuclear war.
00 ReplyThat is one of the things I DO NOT worry about. Why? Im workaholic. I even think about work on weekends, i think how to make money 24/7. As long i have thinking head and working limbs, i won't be homeless.
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8 moNah but even if I did I can hunt and fish and live in a tent.. I wouldn't die lol
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8 moNot anymore. I struggled more than a little in my twenties. I’m sorted now though.
00 Reply 6.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Unlikely unless the country becomes lawless and money is worthless.
00 Reply8.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Sort of but that is why I have wilderness survival supplies and a shit ton of MREs. I got them hoping I will never have to use them but they are there if I need them
00 ReplyHell no, but if I do... I'm definly going to squat empty buildings
00 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No, I've bought my house and have access to somewhere to live any time
00 ReplySometimes, yeah. Life’s wild, and adulting feels one bad decision away from living in a cardboard condo.
00 ReplyYeah, your position can change at any time really, and you never know what cards you're dealt
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8 moNot at all. I have been homeless, and it was due to my own poor choices. Never again.
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8 moEven if I do I’ll be fine. I have a car, a job, guns and know how to fight
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Anonymous(36-45)8 moYes. You can safe money. But will it keep enough value? Inflation?
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8 moI do not worry about this because I actually work and take nothing from the government
10 Reply4.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Nah, I'd just break the law for money if I needed to.
00 Reply3.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I don't worry about the future. It causes undue stress.
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8 moNot really. At this point it would be an exceptional series of black swan events
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Anonymous(36-45)8 moNah, I don't care much, my life sucks anyway.
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Anonymous(36-45)8 moYes this is why I focus on my career to make sure this will not happen.
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8 moNever… I’m Asian. 😂
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8 moNo. Never worry about that.
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8 moNope, i got my own house since i was 23.
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Howd u afford a house at 23?
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@WhiteBoyChill yeah that's what i was thinking about 😏
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Learn the Asian way.
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@midnightmoon05 whats that mean?
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@WhiteBoyChill because i am Asian, parents usually help a lot until we get married, so we can save more. It’s just a different culture.
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they will never understand or willing to get to where we are! - 8 mo
@midnightmoon05 and @itsannalee hope you're not pointing your messages towards because i surely understand what you mean, here it's the same too but only if they can afford to help!
I'm from the middle east by the way!
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8 moNope, I have reserves in case of emergency.
00 Reply 12.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No. I am not American, thank God.
00 Reply1.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Why would I worry about such a thing?
00 Reply11.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Nope, I know how to survive.
00 Reply4.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. No I'm doing ok.
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Anonymous(18-24)8 moNo, I live in Europe.
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Europe has homeless people. Wtf
Opinion Owner8 moNot really in the place I live. You get free money if you can't work or are jobless for a while. There's a lot of safety nets installed that will prevent you from ever needing to be homeless.
8 moNo, I have too many family members for that
00 Reply2.4K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Not really but I suppose it could happen
00 ReplyI own my own house, so no not really.
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Anonymous(30-35)8 moThat’s why I’m glad I have a car.
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Is it possible to live in a car?
Opinion Owner8 moBeats the sidewalk.
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Having something is surely better than nothing, but i don't think that your parents will let you live on the streets and you might get married and live in your family's house...
Opinion Owner8 moHope for the best and plan for the worst
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I wish you the best because no one deserves to be a homeless...
Opinion Owner8 moThanks
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You're welcome
Anonymous(45 Plus)8 moNot till probably a month and a half ago.
00 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. don't really know
00 Reply874 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. sometimes
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8 moYes, I do.
00 Reply 1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Every day
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8 moNope.
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8 moNope
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8 moYes.
00 Reply662 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Very much so
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Anonymous(45 Plus)8 moYes I do
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Anonymous(45 Plus)8 moYeah
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