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JaneAllen
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I think about it all the time.
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Anonymous You need to chill out more.
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Not involuntarily. I might decide to give it all up and get off the grid, but it's my choice.
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There is no way I will end up homeless. Even if I lost everything, there are plenty of resources around Atlanta for me to take advantage of. And believe me.....I would. All I have to do is work.
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sometimes, that's why i've got a backup plan:) im saving up my cardboard boxes and newspapers :)
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Anonymous
You'll need a blanket aswell.
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That thought has never crossed my mind.
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not really, my house is paid off...
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It's crossed my mind, but I don't really thing that will happen. If it does, I'll have plenty of company.
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I feel that we are all one paycheck away from 'welfare'(Canadian government assistance)
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sometimes especially when noone will hire me and ive lived on no income for over 5 yrs
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Joreta Cherry
no one
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It will always be a possibility but I know how to be homeless.
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6-21-2017 I have been homeless most of my life. It ain't no big deal.
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The ONLY thing in the universe that you can control is how you feel about anything. If you want to spend your time worrying about possible negative future fantasies, that is your choice how to spend your time. Wouldn't it be better to think about positive future happenings?
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The ONLY thing in the universe that you can control is how you feel about anything. If you want to spend your time worrying about possible negative future fantasies, that is your choice how to spend your time. Wouldn't it be better to think about positive future happenings?
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No. I've already been homeless I could do it again if I had to, but most likely won't have to.
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No. I live in a pizza box and I could always find another.
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Came frightfully close several times.
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We'll technically we are all homeless every day as we go from home to work. But really, worrying about debt and homes is for stupid people who don't want to take charge of their lives and habits. I've friends who worked their way from deprived backgrounds to business owners and they are every bit as careful with cash and habits as when they had nothing.
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I have been homeless a couple of times living in my pick-up camper shell. I don't guess you could call it actually homeless but I had no permanent address.
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