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The first part is saying that once you escape from being homeless, you just become like the rest of the people who just ignored you while you were homeless.
There are a few shelter dialogues where the character expresses how hurtful it is it see that the people just ignore them like they are nothing.
"They probably have a job, a home, friends too probably. If this happened to them, loved ones would step in, but I have no one.
It's not fair, it's just not fair".
:(