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Pandapplesapple
I'm not sure what's worse living under a house of oppression or depression.........I am a young student that just moved away from home to Missouri with my boyfriend into his parents house. I can honestly I don't feel I have a real "home...
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Written on February 13th, 2011
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Susez
Due to recession many people lost there jobs. and many are homeless.one of my friend she also lost her job last year and she can't find the new one. and when she got job then home expences, water bill, Electricity bill, Food and other...
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Written on February 24th, 2012
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Kattyeilleen
I am 20 yrs old, Currently work at a resturaunt, cleaning houses on the side. In about 2 months my mom and sister are about to bail out on me, I cannot afford 600 a month, I can not afford to live on my own, although I am trying. I have...
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Written on August 26th, 2008
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Sinaname
at a friend's house. It's awkward being somewhere that is someone else's. They're nice about it, but I feel like I'm intruding every time I'm here. I'd love to have my own place someday.
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Written on November 1st, 2012
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TheRealWoman
I've lived with my parents
University friends
Boyfriend/Ex Fiance
and now I rent a "shoebox" on disability benefits.
I have had houses, but never "a home"....
I long to open the door to my lifepartner and child...
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Written on April 29th, 2009
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roomtoroomwithkids
I am a mother of two little boys reaching out for advice from anyone. I am currently not homeless because I work to provide a roof over mine and my kids head. However with that being said I am also working another job on top of that, I...
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Written on May 31st, 2011
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Yakiniku
When being the eldest in the house just seems to make you the prime point of being blamed for all the bad things in the house.When you try your hardest and yet, you are still not acknowledged.When everyone gives you the cold shoulder...
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Written on March 19th, 2011
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AWUK
I used to think of my hometown as being home, but when I go back it no longer feels that way anymore - too much history for me there, and since me and my mother aren't speaking I feel I don't belong there. Where I live now doesn't feel...
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Written on July 27th, 2008
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quawnagurl
Well me and my mom is a motel and don't know what tomorrow brings. Honestly I worry but not as much like I used to. I can say that. I am 22 years old and been working dead end jobs for awhile. Lord knows I'm trying.
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Written on December 19th, 2011
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violetmemory
And I think that in some way, I will always be homeless. I lived in my home state just long enough to still not remember it, then I moved to a city that I don't belong in, and my goal is to move to Australia and then to England. I...
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Written on January 28th, 2009
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XLunaXLovegoodX
Yea I kind of don't have a home.. I'm staying at a friend when he is away for rehab... I'm moving though to a place I am going to be able to call home. My own house... And I can't wait to be there...
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Written on July 18th, 2008
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JokersMadness
I push everyone away. Sometimes I mean to, other times it is unintentional. I don't want to be alone but it happens. I did it right before I left home for the first time, to go to Basic Training. I did it again with my wife who I am...
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Written on October 1st, 2012
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