if you end up being homeless, how would you survive?

[Victor Stein]

How would you survive the cold streets and many other challenges?

[Tsubame ⭐]

I wouldn't in the first place.

[Anomalous ⁧ 󠁳 ⁧Anonymous]

i would go to my public library and watch multiple guides on homeless survival on one of its computers and try to follow it from there

[Xero_Daxter]

Unless every single one of my family member oof’ed it would be hard. But let’s say I am. I just need to save up enough money to buy myself a phone with an internet connection, do unholy things, get back up on my feet, and buy a house.

[Xuild]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Victor Stein:

How would you survive the cold streets and many other challenges?

try and get adopted, even as an adult, people can legally consider you their child, OR you could live with a friend

[Chesmu]

Would do anything other than asking help from others.

[talemore]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Chesmu:

Would do anything other than asking help from others.

None is an island unless you own an island

[Eleven]

I'd probably just ask my family to move back in with them. My parents are willing to help out when needed and really many young Greek people around my age are currently living with their parents anyway because rent & housing is very expensive here right now

[Abaddon the Despoiler]

I earned money when I was homeless by working. I spent a lot of time living in a car and a caravan. During the winter you have to sleep in your clothes, and stuffing them with newspaper helps to keep you warm. I stored clothes at a friends house, and had a gym membership to use the showers.

[Chesmu]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Abaddon the Despoiler:

I earned money when I was homeless by working. I spent a lot of time living in a car and a caravan. During the winter you have to sleep in your clothes, and stuffing them with newspaper helps to keep you warm. I stored clothes at a friends house, and had a gym membership to use the showers.

How long did it take to fall asleep in a car? and since a windows has to be a open a bit, was it worrying?

[Abaddon the Despoiler]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Chesmu:

Początkowo opublikowane przez Abaddon the Despoiler:

I earned money when I was homeless by working. I spent a lot of time living in a car and a caravan. During the winter you have to sleep in your clothes, and stuffing them with newspaper helps to keep you warm. I stored clothes at a friends house, and had a gym membership to use the showers.

How long did it take to fall asleep in a car? and since a windows has to be a open a bit, was it worrying?

Sleeping in a car is not comfortable, and and it is difficult at first. But you get more used to it the longer you do it. When you are tired enough you can sleep almost anywhere. There were times it was so cold I wasn't sure if I was going to wake up in the morning, but obviously I always did.

The main "worry" was people coming after me. My "job" was not legit, and there were consequences several times. One night I got attacked by three guys with sledge hammers. Another time I got ripped apart by a pitbull and nearly bled to death and nearly lost a foot.

[talemore]

I wouldn't. To survive the street you need to be no coward and you need to either get away with all the things the society demand or be caught in action.

[I'm_Tired]

I always wondered why homeless people don't live in the mountains or the wild to imitate the lifestyle of early ancestors.

[talemore]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Sleepy:

I always wondered why homeless people don't live in the mountains or the wild to imitate the lifestyle of early ancestors.

There's no food there easy to access

[gza]

I would eat other homeless people.

[I'm_Tired]

Początkowo opublikowane przez talemore:

There's no food there easy to access

Animals and edible plants are plentiful in the wild/lakes. You don't need anything special to light up a fire to cook or to warm yourself.