Hi guys, OP here. No cutie today because I have had a hard time finding a working proxy for some reason, so I'm posting through Tor instead.
Sorry for the week long absence, I have a hard time finding free time on weekdays.
Also to everyone, thank you for the support. I was checking this thead on my phone throughout the week and it really made me feel better. Thank you all (except the rapist). I'm in a much better place mentally and emotionally right now, and your replies played no small part in that.
I've also been walking. I was walking in the mornings, but the time change messed it up and I don't want to go outside in this neighborhood in the dark. But I've been going on walks during lunch and it has been… peaceful. So thank you too, >>31007.
>>31065
Yeah, it was a bad move. Looking back, I think that I can see they were kind of … snobbish? That could just be me being bitter, though I am trying not to be.
>>31072
Much better than most homeless people in general, really. It was summertime, and I had a car to stay in and some clothes, and some money saved up. It took me a while to accept that this was real. After about a week, my phone was disconnected, and I checked my ATM balance and saw that it was getting dangerously low. That's when I went home to pick some stuff up but wasn't allowed inside.
Not having money was kind of a new feeling for me, so I panicked for a while. It was never scarce growing up, and the idea that I might not have it and might have to go hungry was only something I understood in the abstract. I panicked for a while about this and got in the trunk of the car and cried in despair of my future once again until I used up all the oxygen in there. After that, I resigned myself to the fact that I didn't have a home anymore. Oddly, that made me feel a bit better. After getting some pretty good advice from 4chan of all places (this was four years ago, when they were much more sympathetic), I used about half my remaining money to get a gym membership (for the showers), and by a large supply of cheap canned food. Showered up, I applied for a few burger flipping jobs, and got one. I parked a few blocks away from work and moved every couple of days. I'm pretty lucky that I didn't have any problems with police or getting robbed either. By winter, I had enough money to rent a camper trailer that didn't have running water in some crackheads back yard, which sucked, but was much better than the cold, and my situation was much more secure.
I feel really lucky that I was able to escape long-term homelessness. My experience was not nearly as bad as what most homeless go through. I started off with more advantages than most had before they were homeless.
I know that most homeless pedos won't have all the advantages I did, but I want to tell them that there is hope. I succeeded in getting off the streets and I'm not very smart.
>>31068
>>31083
It doesn't sound silly at all. I know that this is going to sound stupid after complaining of not having any pedo friends, but I would really rather keep it anonymous for now. At least until I can afford to rent a VPN and get a computer that can run Linux. Can I save that address and use it to contact you in the future? Sorry I'm being so paranoid and I don't think you are police, but I only have a cell phone to connect to the internet and a windows 8 netbook, and I don't trust it, and I am really scared of being outed again. Really, it sucks a lot.
>>31106
Yeah, I don't do anything illegal. I am really confused as to what my morals are and doing anything even close makes me feel shitty.
>If you're American, apply for further education loans.
I am and I've considered it, but I have no idea what I want to do with my life and don't want to waste the loans right now. I've been just taking basic classes in math, history, english, etc because I had free time and nothing better to do until I figured out what I wanted to do.
Interesting idea about government work. I had not thought of that.
>>31135
No, that wasn't me.