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Matt85 · 36-40, M
About 4 years ago, I lived in a hostal for 5 months. It was okay, especially as I could get the vegetarian breakfast at the local Morrisons but it also had its drawbacks. Someone puked in the toilet room and didn't clear it up, I was away from family, the internet didn't really allow for streaming and I was just in the one room all day. So glad to have my own place now. :) Thankyou Jesus.
MrBrownstone · 46-50, M
Few years after high school I tried to start a new life in Dallas. Had everything I owned in my truck and trailer. Lived in hotel for few days till had no more money for food. Made me much better with money and disciplined. Will make you a better person.
goliathtree · 56-60, M
Worked my way through college (unlikely now) without scholarship, financial aid, student loans or help from home. Graduated with $32 in my pocket and a full tank of gas in my truck. Started a job in January in Wisconsin and lived in the truck in the parking lot of work for 9 days until I got my first paycheck. Was able to put a deposit down on a shithole studio apartment and pay for a couple nights in a dive hotel where the rooms on either side were rented by the hour.
In the end? My only worry was really that someone would see where I was getting up in the middle of the night and taking a leak in the snow. I actually had it pretty good... full showers in the plant so I was clean.
I can honestly say that I have what I have because I earned it.
In the end? My only worry was really that someone would see where I was getting up in the middle of the night and taking a leak in the snow. I actually had it pretty good... full showers in the plant so I was clean.
I can honestly say that I have what I have because I earned it.
You been through a lot
@Bexsy yep I have
I hopped from couch to couch in my early 20s. I was severely depressed and quite nonfunctional.
Iwillwait · M
Wow! That's incredible.
@Iwillwait it was divine provenance
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Bang5luts · M
I had a similar experience. I was 18 going to night school (adult education) to get diploma. I was homeless as well, sleeping in my friend's sister's garage. Working in the day and going to night school until I got my diploma but didn't join the army until 4 years later
@Bang5luts I found the service easy after all I had been through
Bang5luts · M
@Quoththeraven same, not quite what I wanted, but yes much easier
That's horrible. 😞 Thank god I've never been.
SW-User
And you made it through.
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