Delilah Says Homelessness Is Better Than Working in a Beverly Hills Hair Salon.

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

She's not a typical homeless person, she's probably just taking some time to find herself, eventually she will get tired of the whole homeless thing and get her act together.

[@ianssbus186]

by working for capitalist ha ha ha

[@databang]

@Beerdy I agree, despite the comments who cannot see that a pretty woman who turned away from “capitalism” to be with her homeless boyfriend is not a typical homeless person who’s down on their luck. The idea of “rich old women” being something to be diametrically indifferent IS A CHOICE of detriment towards her own future. And, like you said, she will change her mind when she has chosen a path wrongly and obstinate to what she would naturally be inclined towards wanting stability, children and family. Hopefully she makes that determination before she loses the luxury of what she has been afforded youth, mobility and attractiveness.

[@BluntlyBlondie]

She’s young and idealistic. Optimism socialism to the core.

[@dylvasey]

@Heather Walker Spot on.

[@emilycunningham8125]

ignorant comment

[@valaquenta220]

Working for the rich is the worst thing ever. I did it in the past, never again: these guys are amongst the worst human beings I've ever dealt with. I'm starting to believe that money can really turn some people into monsters, it's scary.

[@tigershenanigans6878]

Exactlly and I came to same conclusion. I was so surprised, I am pet sitter and usually people who hire me are normal working people who just want some poty break and excercise for their dog while they are at work. A while ago I was hired by foreigners. Very irresponsible people and I'm actually thinking of giving them cancelation notice.

[@newchannelwtfwhy]

I worked at a private airport for rich people. They would call ahead so their plane was pulled out of the hangar, fueled up and ready to go. It paid less than 10/hr and even though I was trusted to pull and fuel their $24,000,000 jet they wouldn't tip and acted like I was vermin if even one of their desires was not foreseen and met. I used to like airplanes.

[@limitkontrol8754]

In order to become rich, you pretty much have to be a monster - they were already like that and money didn't change them.

[@tigershenanigans6878]

@@newchannelwtfwhy So sorry to hear that, realy bad people 😔 It's also ridiculous to have responsibility for 24 M airlplane for 10 $/h

[@waverider69420]

Yeah, working directly for rich people is stupid. You’ll always be a peasant to then. Be their neighbor and they will respect you.

[@thejetavanagrove3865]

She’s very sweet but you can sense her sadness as well.

[@solarpanel8195]

seems to me, her only real "sadness" is stemmed from stigmatisms that society put on her. She, like all of us, was raised n brainwashed by this mainstream machine , to Think a certain way... once she breaks her mental restrictions/programming, she will be happier than the richest man on earth... the person who can source their own needs from nature, and live happy without any material extras, is truly the happiest person... their happiness cannot be taken away, unless the earth itself is destroyed. THAT is powerful. Far from sadness. I pity millionaires with no true friends and tons of life expectations- WAY more than I ever pity someone like her... She is truly free. She is truly unique and filled with spiritual essence...no sadness at all..

[@JimmyJamesonJnr]

Money does not equal happiness

[@lindalai9092]

@@solarpanel8195 OMG

[@personincognito3989]

@@solarpanel8195 yeah do you live on the street to? You keep telling yourself she's happy

[@solarpanel8195]

@@personincognito3989 lol no but I gave up a thriving business I owned to go find an ecovillage to live at. This society is hell, and I had one of the best opportunities... true freedom is sourcing your own resources and having no real attachments to this society

[@bskilla4892]

The majority of people in the the U.S. live pay check to pay check. I'm always surprised at how cruel people are to the homeless considering how close they are to being homeless themselves.

[@MaxGr33nfan]

Trust me America sucks as a whole. I’ve never felt safe here and I was born and raised here.

[@shirukk1234]

Interesting thought!

[@journeymann]

Same in Australia 🇦🇺 Cost of living is just ridiculous.

[@scintillam_dei]

Those who give no mercy will get none on Judgment Day. Glad I left the US even though I'm homeless now in Cambodia. Glad I won't be in the US in the next civil war and during WW3. Worst country to be in then.

[@christopher2399]

As long as your willing to work you'll never be homeless. You might have to work two jobs but I believe it's doable.

[@CrazyJamaicanCook]

She looks well and healthy and she says she's okay, but I sense a deep sadness in her. I remember a time in my life when I used to talk like this: when my voice and my whole demeanour contradicted the words coming out of my mouth. I didn't even know I was sad, or the depths of that sadness, and I lacked the words to articulate what was causing it. She may not have realised in 2017 that the horrible roommate and the bullies at work have caused severe PTSD, so I hope she's got some help by now. A kind, beautiful soul like hers deserves a good life.

[@deebee4622]

She's probably sad that there's so many angry, mean rich ladies that drove her crazy at her job.

[@fernfreeman1729]

Yeah, she was ripped off by her roommate, it happens a LOT, unreal. Her whole situation blew up, roommate and her employment at the same time, then things went downhill fast. She's putting up a good front but I sensed a lot of sadness. People can talk a good game but her eyes and demeanor tells us more.

[@sonias9722]

She doesn't want to do better than her boyfriend at the moment because that would cause them to break up.

[@fernfreeman1729]

@@sonias9722 I agree, there's a lot more to this. Roommates don't always steal everything from someone without notice; it's likely she wasn't paying up because she was providing for her dude, not enough money left, a formula for eviction and worst, she likely started showing up late at work because of her new found lifestyle. We've seen this play out before. Travel?, where?, you're living in a tent ⛺, broke, and more than likely used and abused by your dude for drug money. This is not what it appears and she's not the only one; it's truly sad.

[@sonias9722]

@@fernfreeman1729 that's one scenario. Even if it's just that she was unlucky or naive with the roommate initially, it doesn't sound good that she is emotionally close only with somebody who's been on the streets for years and apparently she doesn't talk to her sister or family right now. She's most likely emotionally dependent on him and isn't ready to leave and get her own life back on track. She's so young and doesn't have that street-look yet, I assume she would be on top of the list if anyone around there is helping the homeless. But she doesn't seem to realize she's not on some hipster vacation, the longer you stay, the deeper you'll get into trouble. Possible that she was using something herself already when she was working... I believe the rich customers are horrible but it's nothing new under the sun that a job comes between a user and her drug, and they blame anything else but the addiction for the quitting. Or, her "drug" was the new boyfriend.

[@riselle1]

May she be protected. She's incredibly sweet and the streets can be cruel and evil.

[@eastbaykidd8574]

Why do you even feel sorry for her? She's a willing parasite.

[@ribbrascal]

She's a degenerate. /ex-homeless, ex-Democrat

[@zackb1981]

F These people. What a rot on society. She chose this life.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Adopted Homes

[@LisaG442]

Lazy, shiftless, undisciplined! A stain on our streets that needs removing.

[@thoushaltremain]

I couldn't live with myself if I allowed my own sister to be homeless. That's messed up, in my opinion. Edit: to all the ignorant people commenting assuming my relationship with my family is made in heaven, no. My sister's been kicked out of school, jobs and shared apartments, been addicted to alprazolam (Xanax), owed money, and worst of all, attempted against her own life three times. We NEVER gave up on her. She lived for a few months with me while she sort herself out and looked for a job. Nowadays she is living with my mom, has had a stable job for over a year, is clean, and paying off her debt. When I say I couldn't live with myself if she were homeless, I mean it because we've been there. We all struggle with family but what sets us apart is we don't abandon each other when we're less than ideal. Specially since the three of us are all the family we have. Maybe it's a cultural thing.

[@VioletJoy]

It sounds like she chose to live that way. Some people prefer that. I say that while I'm lying in my Terperpedic bed with my nature sound machine going because I so don't relate.

[@victoriajohnnyrodriguez1369]

So what would you do, let her sit on the couch all while you go to work?

[@jab7168]

Yeah, what if she is a lying junkie....sometimes people dont want help and have to hit rock bottom....

[@gegazaidd]

You are right ,The sister should help her at least let her sleep at n her place and support her but people don't care

[@reflection8578]

My brother is homeless. I do feel bad like you say, but he is dangerous and I can’t let him live with me.

[@Bluestar-1969]

I was homeless for a couple years when I was young. I remember when I came to the point that I had nothing left but the clothes I was wearing. I felt a deep since of peace and freedom. I felt almost like i was re-born with a fresh start and everything could only get better from there, and eventually, they did. I will never forget the experiences from that time though, the good and the bad. In my 50's now and I would not be able to handle that again. I am grateful for the experiences I had because they shaped me into the person that I am today, but times have changed and so have I. I wish Delilah the best for her and that she finds whatever she wants out of life.

[@ZayedRayhan]

this is really true, only when you have nothing can you feel so at peace. it’s a perilous prospect for someone living on the streets

[@Livinguud]

Yeah she will be old before she knows it and will be wishing she got her ass ingear years ago but it will be to late. No rest for the wicked, for life is a bitch. You are the master of your own domain.

[@joelse7298]

I'm around yoir age and though I can't face it I will probably have to.

[@Bluestar-1969]

@@joelse7298 So sorry to hear! I hope you are in a better situation soon.

[@johnlatham3854]

It sounds like you are selling yourself short. If you became homeless you would thrive in that community. You already know the ropes. A change in attitude would be a bit difficult but the transition would be short because of your past.

[@Lulubelle_312]

Being homeless in a warm climate, has definitely got to be better than being homeless in new york or new england or any other cold place.

[@tl566]

Yup. Being homeless anywhere east of Nevada sucks. Surviving a winter in places like Illinois, Michigan, and the Eastern Seaboard is lethal.

[@JohnSmith-id5yz]

Obviously since Southern California (LA) has almost perfect weather year round. This is why there’s such a huge homeless population over there. At least Phoenix is really hot in the summertime so this is an advantage and prevents any more homeless persons coming here.

[@jojot2020]

Yes I agree. I know for a fact being homeless in Massachusetts sucks ass in the wintertime. I’m sure being homeless in that nice weather is a little bit easier.

[@AlexLopez-nf8pv]

Warmer places are definitely better but still is hardcore.

[@ezzy7151]

@@JohnSmith-id5yz the reason they have massive amounts of homelessness is because they're the largest state in the entire country by miles.

[@benbenassi2348]

noticed how she gradually looked sadder during the interview. She's trying to be strong

[@ericphalen7109]

Ben Benassi I think she got brought down bh

[@Onlinesully]

Eric Phalen The guy interviews that way. Tends to be very direct questions that could hurt. His reasons are to give full picture interviews. He is a decent guy but like to see him lighten it up a bit for those being interviewed.

[@stevesmith8354]

She is strong everyone has sadness we live in a cruel world 🙏❤️

[@stevesmith8354]

It's not trying to be strong she is strong

[@stevesmith8354]

She's on the team to defeat evil yeah GODS team

[@tracylf5409]

"homelessness is much better than cutting hair for angry, mean rich ladies" I can see that. The wealthy I deal with are just so self-absorbed that it makes me ill. Meanwhile, I deal with poor pensioners who are the sweetest, salt-of-the-earth.

[@hsbhvbhchsachhvxvashvchzvc8214]

yea dude living on the street getting treated less than human pan handling and sucking duck for money is way better than cutting hair for functioning members of society FUCK! UR RIGHT!

[@adamantiuscloudcat1799]

@@hsbhvbhchsachhvxvashvchzvc8214 that's how you imagine things are. Not how things REALLY are. Fact is you have never ever hit the street. You can only imagine. People think been rich or having money is better than not having it. Maybe for some, but not all. There's no such thing as normal people. "normal" people use to be the most fucked up people. Fact is either if anyone produce or not produce money or consume shit it is still functioning and have a role in society.

[@winstoncharleston2088]

I deal with wealthy and poor at my job, I’ve never noticed wealthy people being self absorbed, they usually can teach you lessons with businesses they’ve built over the years. It’s the poor I don’t like working for, usually they have a chip in their shoulder like the world is against them, constantly angry trying to get you to do free work they believe was negotiated with a salesman that never was

[@LiLoTech]

@@hsbhvbhchsachhvxvashvchzvc8214 I guess for her it actually is. Each to their own. I can see her point actually. I wouldn't last 2 days serving people who thought they were better than others.

[@hsbhvbhchsachhvxvashvchzvc8214]

@@LiLoTech stupidest response i’ve ever heard dude 99% of people she would do “favours” for or that even give her money see themselves as above her

[@FernandoTorrera]

I worked as an assistant for a dental clinic that had very rich clients. It’s not just meanness it’s also mind games, the low pay, and being screamed at. Me and another assistant were supposed to prepare the chair and tools but the owner and client were chatting in front of the entrance. We tried politely to pass and she screamed it was rude to interrupt a conversation. We stood there and they finished talking the doctor saw the chair wasn’t ready and screamed again when I say I want something done I want it done now. Or picking up an order of soft drinks left at the door and being screamed at that they can’t have non Diet Coke because her husband is diabetic and I’m trying to kill her husband, when I wasn’t the one who sent the wrong order I just picked it up. Working with rich people day in and out will make your stress go way up

[@WhoWho569]

I’m glad that people are exposing their bad behaviour. Thank you for your testimony.

[@bb-ss6ts]

God bless you🙏🏼

[@dw7922]

It doesn’t have anything to do with being rich. This behavior comes from all economic classes towards people in the service industry.

[@alanw2036]

@@dw7922 I worked in hotels and bars when I was a university student in the UK. The middle class and wealthy people were absolutely disgusting, and behaved like animals, while the working class people were almost always lovely and would ask how my day was going and what I was studying at university. The only time the working class people were awful was when they got really drunk at the end of the night and looked for fights with other men, and then they'd swear at the employees when we kicked them out. But normally they were fine. It was the same when I worked in New Zealand. People on middle incomes or high incomes would act rude and self-entitled because they thought it made them look rich and important. The tradesmen were awesome though. And the crazy thing is the trademen were earning more than the faux rich people who inherited from their parents.

[@onetakewillie]

You’re a damn liar

[@fjn667]

As a father of two daughters this is so painful to see. I hope she is safe and have found a place of her own

[@leonhenry4861]

there are men that are homeless s well?

[@myname8513]

She chose this ?

[@condorX2]

Probably a rebellion daughter. I wonder if her patent still accept her if she go home.

[@javiersamuel8172]

@@myname8513 No, she did NOT. I don't know if you assumptionists are blind, deaf, or anything else, but 📢she said her roommate got her out. And that is possibly not her fault.📢

[@myname8513]

@@javiersamuel8172 cool

[@davidsebastianelli1326]

She started out smiling and saying she liked the fresh air and to travel. I was waiting for an adventure story and I got a sad one instead. She shouldn't be getting her "Fresh" air while panhandling along the boulevard and "traveling" to a new freeway overpass to sleep at night. People don't fake depression, they fake being OK.

[@Th0ughtZ_]

"People don't fake depression, they fake being OK" This.

[@unapologeticella4540]

Fresh air? It's LA🤦‍♀️

[@trentonericify]

What you are saying is so true I just don't "like" it.

[@daynasafranek7807]

@@Ash-gj2lf yes, but a vehicle requires an address, insurance and gas to move it when the police come. Repairs when it’s broken into and $$ to get it out of tow … great idea

[@Yoni123]

She literally said she'd rather do this than have a job (at a hair salon).

[@pj6868]

I'm so frustrated by people saying the homeless are just lazy. My uncle was a well-off bank manager, but became homeless due to mental illness. He was gone for almost 10 years when a family friend saw his picture in a paper, apparently a kind stranger tried to help him reconnect with his family. Sure enough, we found him. He lived with us in the house for three years. Due to his condition we never pushed him to get a job, we were happy to take care of him. He had a warm bed, free food, free cigarettes and nice clothes we gave him. Yet, one day while we were out shopping he disappeared again. He was gone another two years, and when we finally found him again he had developed severe Alzheimer's and looked even worse than the last time. He is now safe in a mental institution, because we are afraid he might take off to the streets again. Everytime we visit him he'll tell us his delusional secret plan of escaping the facility. It does not seem like he really understands what the place is and why he is there. I'm just happy to see that after all he has been through, uncle Hans still has some sense of humour left. Funny story about uncle Hans: he would ALWAYS go for seconds at dinner. While he stayed with us, this one time my parents weren't home and I had to cook for him and my brothers. I was maybe 16 at the time. Since we did not have mince in the fridge, I decided to make some myself by putting steak in the blender. I also added some unused instant noodle beef flavouring, because why not right? The end result was some disgusting meat paste mixed with pasta. That night I heard him say "no thanks, I'm full" for the very first time. Not even a former homeless man would stand for my cooking 😂

[@bess8523]

@@JohnBowl14690I hope you never forget how lucky you are that your parents worked hard to be able to own a 2nd home and are generous enough to share it. I hope one day you pay it forward. 🙏🏻

[@zachemorgan]

be careful though people with mental illness can also be a danger to others or themselves I have a freind who keeps attacking his mom and ending up in the physch ward.

[@zachemorgan]

@WER Doomed I mean it could happen but I also doubt it was that smooth. When my mom tried to help my mentally ill cousin he ended up pooping all over himself in bed. And ended up back in a physch ward

[@puhoyzzee4364]

Had an uncle similarly worked in a bank, but developed mental illness after falling off a ladder. His life changed after that. Be very careful of your footing guys and watch out for others close to you.

[@krishnakumar-pp8ie]

😆😆😆😆😆

[@bigchungus420]

Oh man does this ring true for me. The vacant, empty stare and convincing yourself you're actually better off homeless than working in a toxic environment. Realistically both are bad and I hope she got into some sort of facility.

[@WhoWho569]

You can see that she’s still unwinding from that terrible work experience. The job obviously ruined her mental health. Toxic work environments can kill, this is what people need to understand, that some people kill themselves because of mistreatment at work. Abuse kills.

[@Zeldafan1ify]

​​​@@WhoWho569 yep. I worked my first retail job and after a year and a half of torture, I was fired shortly before I'd quit. Boy was I unprepared for that mental bootcamp. It took me 5 years to even consider re-entering the retail workforce as I was marred by it and never wanted to work in a customer service environment ever again. I can tell you that it still gives me anxiety, but I've gotten a little better about it. Maybe I'm starting to forget how bad it truly was. Anywho, I've spent all this time working independently and doing odd jobs that don't involve much socializing. I'm trying to get back into a career but its nerve-wracking to even attend an interview. Corporate work culture can wreck people's heads, that's why I hope I can reach financial independence someday and dodge the rat race entirely.. some people were made for it, but others will fall to the wayside

[@omnium_gatherum]

​@@Zeldafan1ify omg SAME. Took me about 6 years to get somewhat back to normal. Retail and customer service is no joke

[@ferninthehouse]

@@WhoWho569 had to quit my old job because of the abuse, it got to the point where I cried in my car every day after work for at least half an hour. I was in hs and for so long my parents wouldn’t let me quit eventually I just told them I’m doing this and there’s nothing you can say to convince me otherwise

[@heightsofsagarmatha]

Being homeless beats being in an abuse work environment. Facilities are dangerous too, rampant assaults and thefts, scummy employees, abusive police, etc. Hope she finds a job that treats her right and pays her well.

[@worcesterboy97]

You've hit rock bottom when you get to a point where you don't even have a wish . As someone who has been through the system , I know how she feels .

[@reallifelebowski4732]

Fuckin Eh , agree with you 100%

[@annienolan9951]

So true!

[@Christ_Is_Life10-10]

I think there is a group of people who aren’t “disabled” enough to qualify for government assistance and are too “disabled” to hold down a 9-5pm.on top of that transportation and the cost of housing makes it impossible for some people to be employed consistently because they never recover from being evicted or being fired. It’s almost impossible to find a job if you are homeless and lack transportation. Our country thrives on a guaranteed underclass of people in poverty and unless you have a compassionate family or a group of people to help close the gaps on basic needs getting out of poverty is nearly impossible.

[@fearless3073]

@@Christ_Is_Life10-10 The evictions and firings are normally their own fault.....lmfao

[@Christ_Is_Life10-10]

@@fearless3073 it’s not about fault. Employers aren’t flexible enough to meet the needs of everyone. It’s about having the willingness to provide accommodations as they would for someone with a physical disability.

[@Musashi246]

"My boyfriend has been homeless for many many years now" - You become who you spend the most time with. Be careful.

[@MakeCriminalsIllegalAgain]

Jeff B HILARIOUS YOU SHOULD BE A COMEDIAN

[@onee]

@Jeff B Neckbeards are scary.

[@louisblack8474]

@Jeff B ooooooh, buzzword! I'm so woke!

[@sertyuhg]

She is either brainwashed or very low IQ

[@drock981]

@@Unpopularity Thank you. I really appreciate the truth in your words.

[@saviinicole2200]

her teeth are freakin beautiful

[@dutchman063]

savvi: her teeth are nice because she's only been on the streets for 6 months, check back with her teeth in 5 years if she's still homeless

[@steppentofortune7934]

Benjamin Wilson congrats on your rude, unfunny comment

[@brianstevenson4432]

savii Nicole you are very beautiful to

[@museumandtravel]

if your parents pay 10k for braces and 20 years of dental care your teeth will look the same

[@BADD1ONE]

SUPERCARS OF BRAZIL HENRY MORA excellent catch. she's from upper middle class no doubt

[@StephanySantiagoM]

Poor young girl. Three years before moving to LA she was a girl full of dreams, and now, no-sister, no-job, no-cosmetology school, no roommate, and definetely no home. I Hope that she gets better

[@brandonwayne2343]

@Mr. Foxo right df I want to put a bullet thru mine and I probably should take him out like a dog 🐕

[@Brian-yt8fu]

Reading between the lines this homeless girl isn't telling us the whole story. She got fired and probably kicked out of her apt.

[@junehitchcock170]

@@Brian-yt8fu and she doesn’t reach out to her sister? More to it than meets the eye.

[@Ingrafre]

... and she had a HOMELESS boyfriend for some time. Very sad.

[@WhoWho569]

@@Brian-yt8fu she did say that she got kicked out by her roommate.

[@dennishans6759]

she is homeless and her teeth are whiter than mine wtf

[@makeuplover6134]

She was recently homeless, she is a cosmetologist

[@jelena7440]

Sensodyne extra whitening works for me, you can try it.

[@askal420]

@@makeuplover6134 and no kilikili hair too! shes actually quiet attractive. Im sure she will find her way to success. This difficult time will only make her stronger.

[@notimportant3914]

@BOOBOO4 BEAR what's the definition of a bum to you?

[@danielzamora8738]

She dosen't drink any soda

[@moviefun3242]

she smiles the whole time but her eyes lookk so sad ... wish u all the best girl

[@ca6177]

JoeVan you’re right, her eyes are sad! I’m sure it hasn’t been easy for her.

[@Probefunnel]

She's a forced lier though. It's just like something very typical for homeless people in the States. Making things much brighter than they really are. American smile has always been a fake phenomenon.

[@DChristina]

Артемий Карташев - so very judgement

[@davidbathkedb]

Артемий Карташев as an American I can agree, I hate it.

[@cosnniran]

I thought so too. She didnt, couldnt look at the camera. Painful to watch.

[@jermainemyrn19]

Society is so bad people prefer to be homeless. This speaks volumes

[@mbekka1]

People whom are bad society does not do anything people make up the society so ponder mister

[@BatAtBat]

It's all society's fault right

[@kristajohnson9173]

I mean she had one bad job. She could work at a less cut throat salon, she just has so little perspective.

[@Гинсбрукскийсиндром]

Society is fine. The problem is in people's minds. I can't imagine myself being unemployed and homeless only because I know how to money and the job market work. Smart people will always find a way to make their lives better, and stupid people will always find an excuse for their uselessness

[@shootermcgavin6562]

No, people prefer to not work.

[@lilmisfit]

It’s hard for me to believe she’s truly content where she’s at. Her eyes seem to tell a different story. I really hope she doesn’t incur anymore trauma on the streets than she probably already has, and I really hope she gets off the streets soon.

[@HellusRaizen]

She cappin fr

[@maykr-]

​@@HellusRaizen agreed

[@festyguy7405]

She probably broke down in tears afterwards

[@dbronx347]

I know right? I was sensing the same.

[@JC-sm4mp]

I know. I feel like what she's really saying is that she's staying alive, and that it's only slightly better than the alternative. Sad.

[@michaelwhitlow372]

I have never been homeless but a few years ago I took a homeless married couple in that I knew. Gave them my whole basement rent free. Even let them drive my 2nd vehicle. All I asked them to do was 1) keep their living area clean and 2) work hard everyday to find jobs, save money, and get back on their feet. They trashed my basement, wrecked my truck twice, and lied to me about their employment/lack of employment situation. That was my good deed for the homeless of my life and I am done. Never again. I refuse to help anyone who won't try to help themselves.

[@midnightrocker7]

Michael Whitlow sounds like someone i know, this guy has a 15 year old kid that he hasn't seen in years, refuses to pay child support, lives with other people off and on, can never pay rent because whenever he gets paid any money from working a side job he gambles all of the money away because he is a gambling addict and ends up getting thrown out of these places and always ends up being homeless as usual, and he gambles his food stamps away every month too, and doesn't want to try to get a real paying job, people have tried helping him before but always ended up being a lost cause

[@wlouisharris]

Had a similar situation with someone close. Paid their rent several times to get them off the street. Told them to get some mental health help and stay sober. Did neither. All it does is enable them.

[@CatCat-js6fs]

vista7 I had a boyfriend like that. I dumped his ass.

[@beatriizg.5133]

Michael Whitlow you are a good person, dont stop helping bc of what happenned you bc of that horrible persons

[@mikematthews9564]

Michael Whitlow yep most are just lazy and don't want to work for what they get.

[@Loki.Lyesmyth]

Homeless boyfriend... Explains it all. Get away from him girl before its too late.

[@sonnyday6727]

I bet he's tall

[@sonnyday6727]

@Live to ride Ride to live We are witnessing the last throes of American society before it collapses.

[@sonnyday6727]

​@Live to ride Ride to live The glorification of tall males in the media has really regressed and destroyed modern females. Especially due to them having bad priorities. Females these days prioritize tallness in a male more than him being a provider for her, her children, him being non-abusive, him treating her well, him not being a drug addict, him being a good person, all of that takes a back seat to a male's height to modern females. Modern females really have their priorities out of wack! This is the last throes of American society we're witnessing and the media has destroyed it and American females are accomplices to this.

[@mannysubramanian8393]

@@sonnyday6727 if he has been homeless for many many years, could he much older and manipulating her

[@backspace12399]

She’s got pain in her eyes and a smile on her face.. kinda heartbreaking

[@frederic6998]

it's not easy to watch a camera.

[@grahameheatlie2640]

Yeah that's what I saw

[@genderfluidveteran9960]

Lmao what u talking about

[@backspace12399]

@@genderfluidveteran9960 I dunno Mean she’s clearly trying to be positive but the fact that you can tell she’s trying to be positive means things aren’t so good. You can tell things are hard but she still tries to stay positive. I have empathy for what she’s going through and what she’s trying to do.

[@genderfluidveteran9960]

@@backspace12399 I believe her when she says it's a choice. fact of the matter is she's too lazy to get a job

[@ladonnabby]

There’s so much more to her story. You don’t just dislike working under rude people so you choose homelessness. Not everyone is made to conform to societal standards and has the capacity to keep taking losses when you sincerely try your best. One thing she is right about is if she is able to keep her mental sanity and emotional regulation living on the streets she has the privilege of looking like the kind of person that can easily turn things around with personal will.

[@annie3343]

She's in escape mode - not wanting or wishing for anything is a flight response. I hope that she can find enough strength to fight again for a life she wants, instead of fleeing a life she hated.

[@joannesowle2547]

Great observation.

[@trustlife6683]

Marry me to a girl who wants to change her life for the better I'm serious Who is interested send me without shame

[@stormryder4305]

@@trustlife6683 I've tried that. I picked up a homeless woman, thinking she would learn something better from her harsh experience living on the streets. Turn out, she was a narcissistic self entitled woman, who constantly thought negatively about me. She moved out, on her own free will. Back to the street where she came from. I couldn't care less anymore. I've given her 7 chances to fix her attitude. She just won't change. Some things aren't meant to be rescued, or redeemed.

[@ani589]

@@stormryder4305 why do you sound like a narcissist?

[@stormryder4305]

@@ani589 Because I experience many narcissist girls in my dating experience. I just give back what they owe to me. Let them taste their own medicine.

[@vonkauentheforbidden9589]

She's trying to stay positive. You can tell she doesn't feel positive.

[@phoenixj1299]

Including your life

[@Slippin22]

your an idiot and shes a little Bratt, you both should be best friends and hang out with each other and go hug a tree,

[@justtina9264]

@@Slippin22 you ok there buddy, need some milk?

[@eckankar7756]

She's on camera and giving it her best to show she's in control. At times I thought she was going to cry. I wonder where she's buried.

[@Slippin22]

@@eckankar7756 she died?

[@Dualhammers]

Ex homeless here, and I agree with a lot of what she says. Lost my job and my ex left and rents were too high in seattle. What the experience taught me is that the endless pressure of capitalism is a stress of a different kind from the stress of deprivation, and in many ways far worse. Having freedom of time is so critical for the human mind, and I lacked all of that when I was working before. Now I am very fortunate in that I found a place to live that is relatively cheap and I have a job that allows me to work very little. In a way I feel like I've found a small quiet patch in the center of the swirling storm that is capitalism. I don't know if it will last, but if it doesn't I know that I would prefer to have my freedom and deal with some privation than work 8 hours of my day for someone who only sees me as a tool to make them more wealthy. The people though, the people were hard. The worst parts of being homeless were not the weather or the lack of things it was the people - mostly the people who are not homeless. The existential fear on display in the anger (seen on the street and in these comments) is similar to the fear I felt before I was homeless. You need to degrade these people because if they are not like you on some fundamental level then you can never become like them: homeless. It still makes my heart sick to see how cruel fear can make us as a species.

[@alisharogers5742]

Wow, your comment really makes one think about all the things we stress about in society that's so trivial and pointless. It's ruined us really as a whole. We worry about status and materialism...where does that get us? Unhealthy and miserable. I've had a great job and Independence to having no job and being a SAHM who depends on her fiance for pretty much anything needed, making it where he got away with things I never would've done...I've been kicked out and homeless for nothing that was my doing nor anything I'd put anyone out for even if it had been their fault. It was heartbreaking...I was so scared... Never rely on anyone's promises. Even the most standup people will surprise you.

[@freerangeboogie7293]

MishaMae82 ApparentlyMoreThanApostate It is a dog eat dog world :(

[@z3pHyRx3]

I wish more people would understand that. I wish you a happy and good life, whatever that is for you.

[@mickeyhank]

Thanks for sharing all of that. Definitely makes me stop and think. Wise words from hard earned experience, thank you.

[@Southernsunsetters]

Dualhammers Well that’s the realest shit I’ve read in quite a while. I feel you. Hope you’re well.

[@tekkenespie]

Nearly 10 years ago I sold all of my things and left home, just drove. Ended up in Florida, got a job the same week and lived out of my car. That time I was the happiest, productive and carefree I've ever been, mentally and creatively. Made a fun group of friends, established my regiment at the gym and public bathrooms, and i didn't require much. Some days off id just sit in a parking lot with snacks and a blanket watching KZbin. Now I have a desk job, a Mortgage, 2 cars, a fiance and my mental health is nowhere near the quality it used to be. It's difficult to know what you want out of life, it's best to learn yourself and Guage what makes you happy. Sometimes that means sacrificing some "luxuries", but eventually you'll appreciate that you did. Don't believe the hype. Happiness is determined by YOU and what YOUR needs, don't live through others and set your own standards.

[@shirukk1234]

Interesting experience and thought process.. one question - will u be able to go back to that lifestyle again?b(genuinely asking)

[@yaykruser]

Should have built assets instead of liabilities...

[@andreizanagi5067]

please talk more about your life

[@grawakendream8980]

She’s in survival mode like most homeless. She couldn’t let herself think of three wishes because that would re-start an emotional process that she’s probably suppressed. My guess anyway

[@palestar828]

Sounds like me

[@dannysunwantedopinions]

Yep.

[@grawakendream8980]

@Troy Z 100+ liked what i had to say. but one person with a picture of a nude male torso feels uncomfortable, so i guess that's somehow significant.

[@grawakendream8980]

@Troy Z yeah, it's the world that's wrong, you're the one that's right

[@grawakendream8980]

@Troy Z the way you comment sort of tells me you're probably in a lot of pain. i feel bad for you

[@DenverDeathrock]

It doesn't make sense. She implied that shes working. Homeless is terribly dangerous for young single women. Violence is the norm. As an adult man, even I was paranoid that at anytime while asleep someone could come up and kick the shit out of me while trapped in a sleep. There were a string of brutal attacks in Denver. It's just not worth the risk to avoid cutting hair, which honestly is far better than day labor. It can't be worse than minimum wage for digging ditches or heavily lifting all day long.

[@Sarah1920s]

Jason West well said, I have a friend who digs ditches by hand, no CAT machine etc. it's horrible. I live in Denver too. I remember those attacks

[@JordanHeller1]

Jason West g

[@abudabisas]

Jason West um maybe dont sleep in public place???? in 12 years homeless never had problem, cause i sleep in wild bush where noone ever goes, specelly at night.

[@ruby4751]

Nowadays if a woman claims shes a target for violence more so than men she'll be labelled a crazy feminist bitch.

[@Dovenpeis]

So what do you think is a valid excuse, other than actual statistics?

[@wildman1180]

Say what you want about her. I’ve considered being homeless just to be free of everything I hate about the typical life everyone is expected to live.

[@serenityoaktree5190]

If I may. Would suggest a sea change & moving to the country & working on a Farm. Has the highs & lows of risk but has more freedom & reward then the city. While the street comes with "freedom" a Farm would be more useful to you in stability outside of course backpacking & Vagabond/Gypsy Lifestyle. Stay safe ❤️

[@patriciaking7892]

I know the feeling all so well. A lot of people feel that way but won't admit to it

[@wildman1180]

Serenity OakTree I grew up on a farm. There’s no freedom about it.

[@roberthorton564]

Dude, I did it for a year and a half. It has its ups and downs, like any lifestyle. If your gut tells you to do it, do it. People around you probably won't understand, which can make it tough. I'll probably do it again because I miss the freedom.

[@solarpanel8195]

i literally gave up a thriving business and sold everything to go live like this. Its a process, im training for it, to live off grid in harmony with nature sourcing all my own needs, and still coming into town to mingle with the public... this is how you beat society. This is how you truly Win at life.

[@LiLesah]

She’d rather be homeless than be in customer service… I feel you girl 😫

[@scintillam_dei]

The customer is always wrong, and I exaggerate a tiny bit.

[@readmelancholystrumpetmaster]

A heartbreaking statement on what's happening in America today: Being homeless is preferential to being a work slave.

[@pcdreams1]

symptom of a broken system. We're heading the way of Rome

[@dianekimball6812]

@@pcdreams1 👍

[@obscurelyvague]

"Weldon Mix" A lot of people wish they could be work slaves.

[@readmelancholystrumpetmaster]

@@obscurelyvague A lot of restaurants are hiring. Try filling out an application.

[@141coolman]

Bruh if u want to retire u need a job nothing is free in society

[@frankmunn6168]

I can respect that..im working in a well paying job..yet im mad and miserable.

[@darthvader7047]

Frank Munn wow I’ve heard that before. My friend has a well paying business job and lives in a mansion but he hates his job.

[@tamerajohnson7606]

Over worked and underpaid:( a reality in San Francisco California

[@Bricktown982]

Frank Munn I hear you. I work in the Med field, and it has a way of twisting you. White people think they have it bad at jobs, imagine being black working for whites, Imagine being a female on top of that! You are working at the mercy of everyone, hoping they don't sabotage you. and you have to eat SO much disrespect! My Mom is a nice person, but she is a nurse, and whenever she comes home from work she is such a vile angry abusive person. Literally like an abusive Dad coming home drunk.. shits crazy and I feel u.

[@user-go5hv6dg3d]

@@Bricktown982 god shut up... you bitch about life like its not up to you...

[@fuckloogle7283]

@@user-go5hv6dg3d had a rough day?

[@micheledamicowright]

Someone hurt her deeply and she's got that exterior of, "this is great and fun and nomadic and all I want or need". But deep down you can tell she wishes someone loved her enough to save her.

[@patrickconnolly2654]

Ouch... I couldn't see that deep. But say it like that and.... Ouch.

[@jerkchickenblog]

loved her enough to save her - that's a dangerous way to think and all the love in the world can't change an addict or a certain type of person drawn to a certain type of life. when they want to get help they will try, or maybe they'll ask you. but don't allow yourself to go around thinking you can heal people if you love them more. they can destroy you because you kept giving when noone asked.

[@zionismisamentaldisorder658]

get rid of the homeless boyfriend

[@Paddyjay12]

Why can't she just be "happy" in the rat race like the rest of us! She's obviously sad, you can see it through her smile... Unlike the happiness I've displayed on my Instagram account... Jesus, someone save this young lady.........

[@johnames6430]

In old times a man wouldn't let a young lady like this live on the street but her living on the street is the result of woke feminists. You woke people have lead this society down a horrible path.

[@Phoenix12305]

Sometimes thinking of being homeless sounds so freeing. No more mortgage or other bills, no more working at a job you don't like, no more family obligations, no more car trouble. I wouldn't last long in the streets, but I still fantasize about it.

[@HisWordASMR]

Quick tip never take a loan out for a car

[@onewildandcrazyguy9213]

Yeah well it sucks

[@rvc9876]

This is the manipulation of the Rich. they don't want competitors. So, social media is the instrument of Delusion; Homeless is publicized as not so bad. And it's acceptable because of the Blonde & Blue

[@danjonmills]

Get real. We are not animals, we need a roof over our heads at night.

[@rvc9876]

@@danjonmills This is the manipulation of the Rich. they don't want competitors. So, social media is the instrument of Delusion; Homeless is publicized as not so bad. And it's acceptable because of the Blonde & Blue

[@fatimahmuhammad3220]

When she talked about the sister, her whole disposition changed... it was painful to watch. Family can cause a lot of suffering.

[@user-rf5pb7cx6z]

I could read her too. Lotsa grief & sadness going on there

[@user-rf5pb7cx6z]

@Chris Cheltenham Hi Chris, it took me a day2 realize u actually replied to my comment. Thank you! So proud, happpy2 hear you're inside now? Is that correct? Are you eating, sleeping in comfort/safety? Working, driving, paying bills? Have good people around you? Would love to hear. laurie :)

[@user-rf5pb7cx6z]

@Chris Cheltenham Glad you replied, thank you :) So you' like a more private situation, I bet. So what jobs do you like doing/have talent for?

[@glm4054]

Family can be the root of all evil, especially in this meritocracy.

[@user-rf5pb7cx6z]

Just hoping to cheer you on give some encouragement. Manywho saw ur vid are wishing you well. Am here if you need encouragement. Stay well, be safe Chris!! You will find work; its hard. Don't give up! laurie 🤍

[@threethrushes]

I can't blame her. I became a nomad to quit a hateful job in the corporate world. Emigrated, and started afresh. Seven years on, and I'm enjoying a beautiful sunrise and a second cup of tea.

[@kennethlalla1779]

You enjoying a lot

[@Elena-sm2hv]

I’m a cosmetologist/ barber and I can somewhat relate to what she said about hating her job. I would never personally choose to be homeless but dealing with different personalities all day is tough. I make good money but believe me I work hard for that money lol. Some people are just bitter with the world and treat others like trash.

[@akiraholland457]

Now I don't wanna be cosmetologist

[@Elena-sm2hv]

@@akiraholland457 I got cussed out by an old man yesterday because I asked him to wear a mask 😷 lol. But then if I don’t enforce the mask requirement here comes stateboard. Anyone can anonymously call state board btw... just another day at the shop smh lol.

[@yaglehoole5662]

@@Elena-sm2hv Forget the state board. It's your life that you should worry about. Them jrks should be wearing masks not for the state board, but for your safety. Don't chance it. Make them wear or show them the door. (There're Covid-positive carriers who knowingly spread the virus for spite and/or selfish gains.)

[@NoBullsh_t]

Plus ur shop owners probably ripping u off...

[@Elena-sm2hv]

@@NoBullsh_t yes, a lot of them do rich area or not. That’s why it’s better to rent a chair ,or get your own suite.

[@Eztliz]

I can tell from the teeth that she probably came from a good home, seems pretty well educated too. I can tell she’s had some bad luck but I hope she finds a life that treats her well.

[@Chris-Christopher-]

It sounds like she has a place to go when she gets tired of whatever it is she is doing. She said as much "I can and I will". Assuming nothing horrible happens to her and that she doesn't get on some horrible drugs. Had she taken a slightly different route, she looks like one of those young youtubers who travel around living out of their cars/vans.

[@emuriddle9364]

It's called a Hostile Work Environment. When people work: They want a paycheck. Not face a continuation of High School Bullying. I know exactly how she feels.

[@patriciamihai7255]

So true. People never grow out of highschool they just learn how to operate and mask themselves better. I'll never forget once in a hair salon i was getting a haircut with my dad, when the two ladies were done and went upto the cash the one who did my dads hair had to be so petty and snarky and say "how is it that every time i can finish faster AND better?! Hm". She was younger, which was appalling because of the disrespect, ans the older woman, through learned behaviour just bowed her head down and accepted it. This happened often clearly and was not mutual laughing matter. The younger one was also looking for such things to say when it made no sense to be comparing because i had much longer thicker hair

[@louisefleming3117]

Exactly. why is a hostile work environment so acceptable? Video is from 2017....wonder how she is doing now?

[@Prince_Yonte]

patricia mihai Exactly bruh that shit is stupid... Im a mechanic in the Air Force and its people like that that have to make everything a competition... Shit is annoying... Its not even that serious..

[@uncoveredfoods8145]

No one wants to be verbally abused every day its a shame.

[@christiansoldier77]

@crooko dile Its better than the communistic hierarchy

[@natalie8212]

People are romanticizing this because she's a young pretty girl. She herself is not desperate or desolate at all, just "trying this life experience on" for fun. Like it's some kind of trend. This same girl (who is a phone call away from a warm bed at her sister's house) will brag at a party one day " I was HOMELESS on the filthy STREETS! Were YOU??" Maybe some of the people in the comment section don't know what actual homelessness looks like (may God watch over her??) but this isn't it. And I _GUARANTEE_ if this was a bearded guy with teeth missing, no one would care if God was watching over him at all.

[@Jake-sw3ss]

Yep, she's doing the homeless traveler thing for a few years. It's a choice and she has a safety net. Unless she gets hooked on some mean drugs in that time and burns some bridges. Then it becomes the real thing.

[@natalie8212]

It's so crazy to me that people view this as some kind of fucking cool life experience option , like a "cheaper alternative to backpacking across Europe". It's a weird and sad form of appropriating the struggles of people who have literally no options.

[@kaiserhoff1086]

Exactly. This schtick is a perfect example of all the hypocrisy, and double standards in this sick country. The whole thing is a goof to her. She will get over it, unless she likes the drugs too much.

[@patriotretiree903]

Wow! None of you read her at all. Since when does a female say what she is really feeling? She said all the "cool movie stuff" about freedom, backpacking, traveling, etc. She may or may not have a sister - more likely that's a story she tells to "prove" it's her choice to be homeless. Could none of you not see she was totally ashamed, depressed and holding back a watershed?

[@natalie8212]

Are you joking?? When asked "so you're homeless?" Her face lit up with elation. She was overjoyed with being considered part of this "*rough and tumble crowd*". You know why? Because she has an easy option out. She's only been faux-meless for 6 months. And because bleeding heart idiots who romanticize anything aesthetically pleasing probably shell out 100$ or more to her a day. BTW you know what else some females do? embellish for their own gain. And don't start a sexist argument with me, I'm a lady as well, and we ALL know girls who do this.

[@valeyanez507]

homeless is no joke, it's a different world

[@istayirie]

Vale Yanez thank you, most of the people agreeing with this never been homeless before. it starts off ok bit it ends up a legit everyday struggle.

[@abudabisas]

XXXBiTcHpLeAsEXXX as a homeless for 12 years, i so far dont see any difference from domestic life, now with solar charger nolonger have to charge at library, so last discomfort gonne.

[@bucktooth002]

abudabisas what solar panel do you use? I'm more of a hobo and been in search of one.

[@abudabisas]

paste in google The Best Solar Phone Chargers of 2017and u will get many options, i got one cheap for 30$ its very good im very happy, even in cloudy day i charge no problem! i forgot the exact company, im too lazy to check it i have it packed lol

[@AmyLovesYou]

How do you avoid being robbed/raped/killed? Those would be my three main fears far above all else.

[@satinsatin7226]

She's just one minute from breaking down into tears. 😢🙏🙏🙏

[@Rikiid_]

My mom is homeless in California too, but she lives out of her car and works for the post office so she makes decent money. She lost her place last year, so she keeps her stuff in storage/her car, and showers at a gym. I always ask her if she’s lookin for an apartment or would move out of state but she’s content not having major expenses or responsibilities financially.

[@Ingrafre]

America. Very sad conditions. Best wishes from Europe.

[@shirukk1234]

Hmm.. can't really imagine what it looks like. I guess in India - u get some kind of accommodation if u r earning okaish. That's a reminder for people having more - not to go for multiple houses as investment and increase the cost for the rest!

[@anonymoususer5481]

"It's all the angry mean rich ladies!" Relatable

[@trashpanda9615]

Anonymous User just reinforces the fact that money doesn’t make you happy

[@ivantheterriblepart3]

CurryCel#6930 I agree they spend hours in the mirror trying tool like they don’t care well the hipsters do anyways

[@deepsleep7216]

Unless you've had a job where you wanted to absolutely slap the shit out of a bitch every single day you went to work, you can barely relate! Sounds like a shitty sister too but not her fault. Appears clean and sober but bad things happen in bad places.

[@stevesmith8354]

@@deepsleep7216 all good Nice to see that you don't accuse her of a bunch of crap like all the other people she has all the right in the world to do what she wants to do pray for her pray for all

[@successandskills]

@Dominus Vobiscum exactly some people just don't want to work blame liberalism

[@karentyson2037]

She's a very articulate young lady. I can't imagine the heartbreak if a parent sees their child in a video like this. I pray she stays safe and finds her way. She has many talents.

[@svirdi422]

Agree totally. She a bit lost due all those that were around her. Shame on them for treating her badly she is a lovely soul.

[@helenarichard]

I've had several jobs as a lawyer and it's so freaking toxic I dreamed of living in a shed.

[@alanw2036]

I knew a guy who quit his well paid legal job and got a minimum wage labourer job because he didn't want to end up corrupt and evil like his legal clients and bosses.

[@candyxoxo19]

Wow 😯

[@georgejetson1025]

@@alanw2036 lot the stress

[@helenarichard]

@@alanw2036 yeah a lot of bosses and clients are corrupted, mean, opportunistic, and fraudulent.

[@DeliciousAutumn]

I think she and I would be friends. I appreciate her optimism and perspectives. I hope she's doing well. I went through a homeless phase. It was pretty chill. I had two jobs. I worked 60+ hours a week, got to keep most of my money (aside from taxes, car payments and insurance). I had my car and slept in the back seat. I also had my hammock. I used to sleep by a waterfall near by during it's busiest hours (so I felt safe) I had my radio and a book and I just looked like I was enjoying the park like everyone else. Which I was!! I kept my cold foods in the refrigerators at either job and would pack sandwiches for myself after clocking out. I'd freshened up at Wegmans in their family bathroom before work or at the gym. I washed clothes at the laundromat while I'd watch netflix on my phone. I kept a suitcase of clean clothes in the trunk of my car and a pouch with makeup and washes. I'd hike a lot, sun bathe, read, sleep on the beach, it was hard sometimes sure. But it had more pros than cons. I had a roommate but we didn't didn't vibe well. We had a townhouse apartment but it only lasted a few months. I paid her rent but she stopped paying THE rent. I was dumb and co-signed our lease. I couldn't afford to pay the rent fully on my own. I also called her out for talking to her supposed abusive ex boyfriend, who we got the apartment to get her away from. She had a new boyfriend but was still talking to her ex and letting him pay her phone bill and laughed about him being a fool for catering to her. I told her she was making her life and mine a joke if she was going to allow him in her life and asked if she was really ever abused. She stopped talking to me and living in that house with her was one of the most toxic and energy draining few months of my life. She moved out while I left for work one night. I had a feeling it was all for show and that she just wanted me to leave. I honestly thought she'd move back in if I left. The sofa I slept on had been hacked up and when I came home from work in the morning the cushions were placed back on but if I'd sayt in it I would have been stabbed. I packed up my things and gave my keys back to the rental office and told them we'd both left and to change the locks. I'd picked up the second job towards the end of us living together, but it wasn't in time to keep the apartment. It took some time to get my first paycheck. I was embarrassed but I even asked my pastor if I could get any help from the church. But we were 2 months behind in rent and I still wasn't sure that I'd be able to keep up the payments. The back seat of the car wasn't always comfy, and I'd day dream of having a living room to just watch a movie in or invite friends over to. But honestly now that I have a place again, with my boyfriend, we haven't had anyone over. And I feel so lazy. I've gained like 25 lbs where as before, I HAD to find something to do. I was always on a trail, going for a drive, looking for new places to explore. I went sky diving, which I never thought I'd do. You find things to do when it's too hot to sleep. Working day and night though did leave me with very little time to sleep and I would get deliriously tired at work sometimes. I would sleep for 2-3 hours at a time sometimes only getting one small pocket of sleep in a 24 hour stretch. One time before opening the store I meant to take a st john's wort (for a healthy perspective on the day) and ginseng (for energy) while I waited for my cashier after I'd just gotten off of an overnight shift at the wholesale club and I accidentally took a melatonin. I was seeing stars exhausted that day. Have you ever been so tired that you literally felt sick? I swear I was seeing colors that day. I crashed in my car in the parking lot after work that afternoon. I had my storage unit with an apartments worth of furniture and I'd swap out my seasonal clothes and shoes and rotate books, drawing books, comics and jewelry. I wanted to become a minimalist and gave much of my things to thrift stores. I started to realize that I didn't need a lot of it. Waking up at 4am with a strong urge to pee and walking into a Wawa or walmart half awake to use the bathroom isn't fun. But it's something you can chuckle at later. I didn't mean to write so much. 2015 was such a strange, hard, beautiful year though!

[@youngcallwood3315]

That was interesting to read I lived on a 24 hour luxury gym parking lot for 3 weeks it was the same hard at times but I was working out all hours of the day stretching out by the pool reading for hours it was alright. It was interesting reading about your experiences there is certainly more than one way to live this life. May you stay protected and blessed in Yashua name amen

[@happyemoji6553]

I wanted to read more of your story. Write a book about your experience please I’m sure there are many people who are interested in those small personal struggles/details. I kept reading until the end and I was like “I wanna read more”

[@akubhussain8524]

Wow wish you the best it was long story but very interesting 😊 take care 🙂

[@akubhussain8524]

This is my third time reading your story. I'm sure you have an apartment but your story always wakes me up. Thank you so much for your story ❤

[@marybrown2723]

I found your story extremely captivating! Though it was tough, I do understand that your experience was worth the difficulties to overcome. Thanks for sharing it!

[@cspb1234]

It's incredible how everyone in the comments know how she really feels...

[@judgedbytime]

Well said.

[@dbsirius]

We live life not truly knowing how anyone feels...but having an opinion is how we navigate reality.

[@Thsiscool]

True - But, also, it is the comment section. Everyone has an opinion; if that opinion can't be voluntarily shared, especially in a free and open society, then there is only tyranny. Of course, KZbin is part of Google, a private company, so, they, or the uploader, could easily just turn off and/or censor the comment section.

[@Tobi-kr1yp]

@Some One did you mean iq? Lol

[@billybobs1705]

@Some One LMAO loser

[@animalzoo3436]

She is right. Many careers and jobs do suck. They make the SOUL HOMELESS. Home is in the heart.

[@oliverk3913]

then be an entrepreneur, not sleep in the streets, where is your home then for your heart?

[@YA-qj8fx]

Yeah, but I'd rather a 9-5 job and have a home to go home to and regular meals.

[@nan-sea3814]

@Mick Mack u r a racist

[@taylorwinslow8015]

@@oliverk3913 lol just be an entrepreneur. Just learn to code!! Lmaooo

[@oliverk3913]

@@taylorwinslow8015 you don't need to code, if a person could be a millionaire because of wet ass pussy or being as dumb as logan Paul, trust me there are a lot of ways. I proved it myself.

[@danalexander2149]

Five years later, I wonder what she’s doing now and how she feels watching this interview.

[@extorter]

Yea I hope he tries to keep in contact w some of them to see where they are years later like you said.

[@lbar9720]

I hope so; I hope she travelled and enjoyed the the various places, and now I hope she is not homeless anymore.

[@BoxingB0oda]

if shes not dead

[@rawcoustic1718]

Ppl are being drama here. You can be happy and homeless. She obviously is capable to turn everything around but she chose this lifestyle. There are pros and cons in being homeless. You can make more money this way for example. It just depends on what your goals are. People need to be aware that there are people with different point of views than them.

[@Asylum-q5j]

shes homeless but she talks like an entrepreneur like she can decide when she works

[@farmoboy83]

If you work for others you are always a paid slave...some people prefer this lifestyle with all the consequences but at least they feel free and need to answer to no one

[@farmoboy83]

@Owen Klingbeil i am not saying you can not enjoy your life or work being a "slave". Many people love routines, dogmas and live a apparent happy life without making a lot of questions. How many of us could decide to stop working for 1 year just to enjoy 365 days of free time? How many of us could tell our bosses that we were going to work only 50perc of the time even if accepted to receive less? Modern world made almost all of us money slaves, with the illusion we have to work hard do fullfill our dreams and have a good social reputation but in fact this idea was created to make few very very rich. There are exceptions i am sure of that and even people that work as volunteers for less than a hot meal but with love and dedication.

[@mrs.jslife9395]

@Farmoboy83 Most people can't see outside the box. They only understand working, getting loans on everything they want... never the bigger picture. If you don't have loans on everything you can actually work less. There is this thing called saving money and only purchasing what you can afford. Heck 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@zukondis]

What they share in common is resourcefulness and trust in themselves which is earned through experience and hardship. Entrepeneurs face all kinds hardship initially too. They think outside the box which brings to them lower lows and higher highs in life compared to the average person. God willing this girl will be fine given a stronger than average character to face hardship

[@markcotton3481]

@Jem Harper Who said her life was special. She said it was better than wage slavery. I think she's telling the truth, although I also think she's going to realise she is wrong. I hope she realises it's wrong before something bad happens and before she paints herself into a corner.

[@praises1979]

Physically homeless but mentally not homeless. The soul is searching for something permanent in her life. My prayers for you. The pain of the soul is way more than the pain of the flesh. May the Lord heal your pain

[@phoenixj1299]

Now that's a smart comment.

[@paolacrown868]

Amen 🤍

[@Hellakiddie]

🙏🏽 amen amen

[@Primetome]

Theres something more to her story. Shes happy, intelligent and well spoken externally but you see shes guarding. I hope shes safe and is secure somewhere.

[@mtb416]

Every homeless person on this channel is lying in a big way, hence all the idiots saying “it could just happen to you one day!” No, it can’t “just happen.”

[@celcorsystems1890]

@@mtb416 It could happen to anyone due to bad money management and lack of financial and investing knowledge

[@celcorsystems1890]

@@mtb416 She could have just changed jobs. There are so many stores hiring barbers. I would have tried to get tip money from those rich ladies by telling em some stories.

[@naganwhat8364]

@@mtb416 me omw to burn your house down and see how you speak after that (sorry for harshness, but that's what usually happens)

[@avertingapathy3052]

For sure. She is trying to play it off as no big deal or that it's. personal choice which works until you hit 30.

[@coldude2559]

This is heart breaking, a young lady with her life in front of her living in a tent....hope she broke free of that vicious cycle!

[@nacholibre1962]

She started out all smiles, then her demeanor changed profoundly when she started to explain the path she took to becoming homeless. This young girl is not happy and I'm sure some stabilty with kind people would be welcome. God bless her!

[@Paddyjay12]

I think you misunderstood her. She had an opportunity to make 3 wishes. She said she is enjoying not needing anymore then what she already has.

[@knowledgeiseverything7621]

@@Paddyjay12 That itself (not wishing) reveals a lot..... reveals the extent of the sadness within her....she's become cynical and feels even wishes might be deceptive... just like the others who she trusted. There are layers to this.

[@mvilla7668]

She looks as if she's about to cry her eyes out at any moment. Hope she is better now.

[@swtstgrlcaroline]

Agree. Sad.

[@ghxll6331]

@Chxuyavah Shayahsh :/wtf is wrong with you

[@uubaidullah]

she is speaking with a great effort and when he asked where you slept last night she barely managed to keep her self from crying, may God ease her problems.

[@orpheasnestos7444]

@Zayn J You're the only kind of it around here..

[@andrewchesler2029]

Disagree.

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

She seems like a nice genuine person. All the best to her and may she be protected.

[@berryinurpssy5597]

i never ever saw in my life such a beautiful homeless women ever for real, take care.

[@marroquinfamily793]

She keeps repeating herself as if though she’s trying to convince herself so that she can stay strong!

[@thunderpooch]

Everyone playing Dr. Freud. Shut up and listen. Quit analyzing and judging as a way to self soothe. It's annoying and obvious.

[@thunderpooch]

@krembulum Are you certain about that? There's a subtle but glaringly obvious difference. Surely you can figure it out.

[@thunderpooch]

@krembulum it's nice that you keep missing the damn point.

[@thunderpooch]

@krembulum your crystal ball is proving to be dustier than mine, lol. Now STFU, you're embarrassing yourself.

[@thunderpooch]

@krembulum I replied but where did it go? Too graphic? Not to your liking?

[@divereconomist3960]

No matter what she says. You can see the desperation, depression and uncertainty in her eyes. No one should live this life.

[@anub7977]

I had the exact thought.

[@Donte821]

I believe that she wants to do this right now, that she likes the freedom. But I do agree that there is some sadness. Having a job and a house does give you some security.

[@RafaelTomasyoyo]

You can have that opinion, but I’ll tell you it’s annoying when someone is like “my heart breaks for you!!!” ‘How can I help????😃’ I mean they’re trying to be nice but I can assure you they do not want people to alleviate their suffering. If they didn’t want to suffer they wouldn’t be.

[@Beachwise]

I know 😢

[@ciachofil]

I felt that rather she was reminded of her past life and she somehow lost those years for good and have none profit from them. She could maybe still live in her area in U.S not knowing so much about this broken rich society she was used by.

[@sasfiremaiden840]

She's gorgeous. I would believe she was happy, if i didn't see sadness. It's very dangerous for homeless women to be traveling. Lord keep her shielded!!!🙏🏽

[@imar3248]

Where would she even get money to travel?

[@ribbrascal]

Useless liberal comment

[@Southeast_Asian_Devil]

@@imar3248 Survival sex

[@Geneweev]

The word of God is a shield to those who take refuge in it

[@idc129]

The beautiful irony about having nothing is that it makes you realise you need nothing, suddenly you want nothing, and it's a wonderful place to be. Yes, she is clearly sad, but she's also peaceful. This is a transitional state, a recharging period. She's aware of this too, she said she knows she has options for the future.

[@codiroyer4696]

So for some perspective, I’m also in her position. After getting out of the Marines, I went back home to South Carolina and realized how much I hated it back home. I made the decision that I would rather be homeless but happy in California over working and being miserable back home. I left everything behind with 500 dollars in my pocket and the items I could fit in my car. My first day in San Diego, I got a job as a line chef and have been living in my car ever since. I enjoy the freedom. And for those saying we do it to avoid responsibility, you’re absolutely right. No one likes paying bills. So I’m going to avoid that by staying in my car. Is it the comfiest? No. But it’s a choice that saves me money and stress and gives me more time and energy to focus on being happy now in the moment :)

[@jonwalker3795]

Codi Royer you should try to find a cheap camping van of some sort

[@teddythickness7734]

Did the same. Just came from a different state..back east is all shit and boredom. 9 months of cold weather doing nothing but worrying about bills in a frozen tundra..no thank you.

[@jonwalker3795]

I was a marine myself u will do ok whereever you land i think ! Have you ever considered vermont its alot dif then the carolinas. And depending on what town ur in theres farmhouses still up here going for about 20 k nice people to its a scenic state but not to much to do though lol

[@scarletcrusade77]

Good luck not being able to bring girls back to your place since there isn't a place to bring them back to. Seems like an inconvenience more than anything dude, even if you have to get a shitty apartment, get it, better than living in a car.

[@爸爸-j5b]

scarletcrusade77 Exactly

[@goodsoymilk]

I live in LA, and have worked in rich prominent neighborhoods in LA also. So I do sort of understand where she is coming from as silly as it might sound. I can tell you that dealing with angry, bitter, rich people (or even non rich people) can take a toll on you. A lot of rich people tend to feel more entitled, and i definitely experienced more abuse working in these places. I became tired of dealing with belligerent racist a**holes so I decided to quit my job because I found myself falling into a depression and anxiety. Thankfully I had a family to help me during hard times. That's what this girl needed, and the only emotional support it seems like she got was from her homeless boyfriend, which is why she ended up where she is. God bless her, and I hope she finds her way.

[@rascalhusky8129]

goodsoymilk very well said. Intelligent reading.

[@rifoist]

Then get a job at a lower income neighbourhood.

[@SS-fr9oe]

I wonder how she’s doing now! I pray she is better financially, emotionally, and spiritually

[@tomasviane3844]

She's probably self employed by now.

[@VascoDaGamaOtRupcha]

Yeah, me too.

[@MegaLivingIt]

I wonder if she's still alive. Out of her mind in this interview. See at her age, she should be working on getting on the home owner ladder.

[@jzz8083]

Probably getting smashed in that ⛺️

[@ppexxi]

@@jzz8083 BRUHHHHHH

[@maxrosenberg1167]

Depression is as bad as any illness. There are so many lovely people that would consider it an HONOR to help you through whatever it is that's keeping you back

[@Endrit719]

I feel like she was holding back her crying

[@phoenixj1299]

So do you.

[@DiaJasin]

@@phoenixj1299 so do you

[@InkSync23]

@@phoenixj1299 so were* you

[@RestoreJustice675]

I didnt get that at all. She seems like she just has a mellow personality and likes the simpler things in life.

[@tomasviane3844]

No, she seemed content with her choice. She might've been disappointed in some people, but not her choices.

[@nelson466]

"My boyfriend has been homeless for many many years now" even a homeless man can get a girlfriend, lot of men have decent jobs but couldn't get one

[@soeslife]

Fact

[@Evie170]

Exactly! Hope more men see this!

[@timdumoulin2576]

Ya it's pretty fucked up.

[@GreatWhiteNiko]

Yeah. Look at them again. Decent job and nothing to say. That is what women told me most men are back in the day when I dated. One even told me that is common for the conversation to die off and the man just sits there sipping the drink. But from what I saw - that goes for women too.

[@wbc1]

@@GreatWhiteNiko I usually go quiet once I've realized the person I'm talking to is boring or doesn't have much going on upstairs.

[@Rome274]

She's a free spirit.

[@x15cyberrush9]

Shes a hippie

[@marielwom4765]

Matthew Alkman agree, truly it’s the way to be happy. And we find ourselves, and we work on our inner skills. And with those authentic skills we can change the world for the better. Instead of just forcefully doing something we don’t really want to do for the sake of money.

[@ashfordminer2390]

@@marielwom4765 Hello

[@bull_Tattoo]

Right? Everyone in the comments is like "I can sense her pain underneath" I'm like I sense wayy more pain in everyone just walking around the grocery store

[@Probefunnel]

She's going down. The worst thing is she has no dream. Nothing she could aspire to.

[@peanutboxes4076]

Delilah, bless you sister, you do you and enjoy your freedom and stay safe out there. Your eyes reveal a lot of pain but your character is one of positivity and love. I just want to hug her!

[@goodnews1415]

She's in a denial stage, her eyes is telling everything!

[@alexanderlenoir7567]

Her soul is hurt.

[@dawudasha977]

She's headed down the wrong path. All that, "I am going to enjoy me freedom while I can" is not her idea. It was implanted by the boyfriend who woo'd her into this lifestyle. If she met another man, I bet she would not live like this. She's being controlled by a sociopath and sadist who loves to see her suffer.

[@alexanderlenoir7567]

@@dawudasha977 how can you tell

[@DaskaiserreichNet78]

she is past the denial stage. The point when you realise that being a wage slave to a plutocrat will never serve her. The moment she stopped to belief the lie that one day she will get rewarded for her efforts. She woke up to the reality that the world is going down the shithole towards a dystopia of a few rich capitalists and a world of slaves in a game of monopoly that is fixed where you are doomed to lose. She has claimed back her time and stopped serving plutocracy by no longer consuming and producing.

[@JustinW007]

An interesting point of view. She could become a KZbinr. I saw some interesting content lately where this homeless person, who lived out of his van, was doing okay producing KZbin content. He made enough to continue his lifestyle, and he used his $10/month gym membership for their showers. Therefore she could make the most of her time, consume very little, and produce a little too

[@usamasadiq8567]

A question this interviewer should add to all his interviews is " Has it been safe living homeless so far? "

[@TheStorm45]

The answer to that is obvious. NO?

[@usamasadiq8567]

@@TheStorm45 Maybe the one brain cell you have left isn't functioning either. I didn't ask you or anyone a question.

[@ericcahu]

Beautiful young girl like her on the street with homeless men and non homeless men is never going to be safe. Even a dude is not safe sleeping on the street at night.

[@usamasadiq8567]

@Matthew Williams Another bottom feeder angry at the world. Oh I look silly? Your opinion of my pfp? Do I give a shit about it? No. Did I ask your opinion? No. Should you keep your nose in your own lane? Yes.

[@usamasadiq8567]

@Mariah Fox all the more reason to highlight it .

[@rightfootlefthand]

It seems a significant fraction of homeless are people who just went through a schocking/traumatic experience, like they suddenly lost their house and/or job. We need to prioritize getting these people back in society.

[@fishmut]

Society is what put them there in the first place for whatever reason , every one has their own life journey , I call life these days modern slavery where you got to grind your guts out just to live and to me that’s is not living it’s existing ground hog day every day oh what joy.

[@davidstrom597]

Alot of us dont want to be a part of modern society, alit of us are tired of being enslaved by money, government, and society, no i dont panhandle but yes i am homeless by choice, everywhere ive been its no problem finding a days work here and there to get necessary supplies,also i make cool shit and trade for what i need, its not that difficult if you dont look like a rundown drug freak, it is very rewarding, freedom, if you dont have a monkey on your back, ie drugs or alcohol, fuk society, fuk money and last but not LEAST FUK THE GOVERNMENT, i am no ones fuking slave anymore

[@VX-cy4du]

Who's "We"? Who's needs need prioritizing?

[@philswaim392]

We need to prioritize including them into society. Society outcasts the homeless. Society is the problem

[@VX-cy4du]

@@philswaim392 Blame anybody but yourself for being homeless.

[@michalcieciorski5522]

It’s absolutely beautiful what you do. Showing us that all humans deserve dignity

[@UnchainedCyclist]

The fiction we tell ourselves can help us live through reality.

[@echd1]

May be all the humanity being is about pretending, we all live in our own fiction

[@fswaver]

Montreal Roller I felt that

[@James-ft2bh]

Life is all about perspective, so it may no be fiction, you solve the food and shelter problems and your brian focuses on other problems. We are used to our lifestyle now but almost every type of life has its benefits.

[@christianquinones9347]

That's what I do just pretend that I'm okay but the fact is the odds are this cancer is going to kill me in a few years I would rather be homeless than to have a death sentenced

[@coolcutsgal2]

She's definitely "trying to convince herself it's going to be better" I don't believe what's she's saying is truly what she believes though. Any updates on her?

[@wuestion9473]

Anthony Gomes Asshole.

[@WiseGuy777]

Q. Judging him to be an "asshole" makes you better though...? Hypocrisy. Rise above people

[@WiseGuy777]

@@wuestion9473 ⬆

[@boerbol9422]

@Tee Twetherlow omg, can you elaborate on your comment? It's a genuine question.

[@boerbol9422]

@Tee Twetherlow "thieves sometimes run them" --> I'm curious to understand. Because I'm very concerned about the homeless situation in California and other places. I'm trying to understand the reality for these people. And how I can help.

[@amyj8199]

Idk about that bf. Is anyone else suspicious that he is the reason she lost her job?

[@CarissaConti]

Probably not the reason she lost her job, but definitely the reason she's now on the homeless path. If he hadn't come along then she may have made the effort to get another job after being fired, and kept trying to get back on track. Instead he came along, and convinced her that his homeless lifestyle was the way to go. And due to the perfect storm of other calamities happening to her in life she just resigned herself to it, like, Sure, why not.

[@VioletJoy]

She said herself that she hated the job and figured she was going to get fired. I doubt she was giving it her all.

[@tammiewade8331]

Sexist much?

[@0123-g3n]

Leave her alone May be she dont want anything that you guys are thinking thats it.

[@siro777siro]

You're influenced heavily by the company you keep

[@tee2896]

Becoming homeless isn't a choice but staying homeless is a choice for sure.

[@derrickderrion4740]

She has a beautiful soul god bless her🙏

[@clear1948]

God bless you for your comment 😇

[@ViaticalTree]

It’s interesting you say that. I see beautiful souls in a lot of these interviews but not so much in this one.

[@Adrian-kk9en]

*God

[@marcmclane281]

No......she is full of SHIT.... that is how she lives....BULL SHIT ....LAZY ...MAKE YOUR OWN BED...NOW GO AWAY....PEOPLE LIKE THIS ON EVERY CORNER...ACROSS AMERICA...SIGNS THAT SAY " HOMELESS...PLEASE HELP "....BY CHOICE. JUST NOT BUYING IT....BUT SHE HAS YOU WON OVER....

[@DexterHaven]

0:44 "I'm enjoying the fresh air." Shown sitting next to and endless stream of exhaust pipes on a sidewalk in smog city... That is gratitude.

[@r7saga]

.,,,,,

[@Bradford0007]

Her eyes tells a different story from her mouth.

[@mattmaster2582]

How do you mean?

[@thuongton5854]

You are right 100%. I can read her mind via her eyes.

[@Bradford0007]

@@mattmaster2582 look how sad those eyes are. It shows a women trying to be strong outside but inside she's dying... She's trying to keep it together and make the most out of what she has been dealt with

[@mattmaster2582]

@@Bradford0007 I don’t see it that way, she just sounds and looks really stupid to me....

[@nunya8]

@@mattmaster2582 People die trying to make it to the U.S and this lady is pissing her opportunities away. If she did that in a 3rd world country she would run back.

[@sugahbabydoll1]

Girl. Get yourself a set of scissors, clipper & trimmers. Offer people haircuts for a donation. Start from there, & let it guide you. You have a skill. You fell on some hard times, but don't let that or the people you crossed paths with determine your life.

[@banana9106]

With a bit of imagination, she could be a street hairdresser.

[@yaykruser]

What about insurance, license and registration?

[@banana9106]

@@yaykruser If she is just washing, cutting and styling hair and has a disclaimer, then not too much can go wrong. Things tend to go wrong when chemically processing hair. If she gets some of those solar power shower bags, she'd really be in business.

[@yaykruser]

@@banana9106 I mean, kinda hard to wash hair, when there is no running water/sink nearby... Here in germany you would need to register a business, be able to write a reciep, have 10 insurances and probably need an apprenticeship and licensed place in order to offer a service like that.

[@banana9106]

@@yaykruser Chair, foldable bowl, jug and a solar shower bag. Water could be got from public toilets.

[@AngelicoCiudad]

I used to work as a LVN in CA, 9-5 job, was passionate about it, made 26/H, and it still wasn't enough to pay through the bills and rent and became homeless anyway living in my car, campground, parking lots, and motels. I don't blame some or many people that are homeless since life is very complicated and society VERY expensive! I just hope and pray for the best for me and everyone that's struggling in this world. God bless.

[@Donte821]

You should have left CA. There are much cheaper places to live in this country.

[@TOUHIDURRAHMAN-ok1hn]

That means you earn 200$ everyday, but still that not enough ! 🤔

[@Medietos]

What on earth did you do with all that money then? What did you eat, not home-cooked meals..? All restaurants, cafes, clubs, bars, car, poisons? I never had more than $ 1000- $ 1100 a month, now only $ 400. I need help. All the nice good people are here on YT, but not outside where I am existing. The imkigrantbeggars are healthy , self-assured and have close friends and family; I am oo traumatized to be able to sit freezing begging on the street, I have to struggle to eat, sleep and find help, and save my life..

[@AngelicoCiudad]

@6078 TOUHIDUR RAHMAN California is a very expensive pal and lots of requirements to rent a home -- most rental homes in coastline CA are from 1.9k to 4k and need to win triple of that. The salary at best looks like a proper minimum wage for California.

[@AngelicoCiudad]

@Claudia Bothner In California standards, it isn't much. To rent a home you have to make up 3 times the rent and your average CA home are from 1.9k to 4k which is more than what I earned as a LVN -- also you need references, great credit, etc... Literally states like California are for the rich and upper-class cause most ain't winning more than 120k yearly.

[@elizabethsarmiientoo]

To me it seems that the boyfriend who has been homeless for many many years was a negative influence.

[@skrrtfranklin]

Bf or gf can always be a ruiner unfortunately

[@sal2975]

How can you tell?

[@avacadotoast5492]

I agree. A partner should try to lift their partner up. Not drag them down.

[@aliamarie6259]

thats just an assumption and not a fair one.

[@vulture6268]

@@avacadotoast5492 wtf :'D

[@pineapple1314]

She could be her own boss as a hairstylist. It's a good skill to have.

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

Not with covid... she fked..

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

@James Morgan 🤣😂💀

[@albarozaldivar7350]

Is there an update for this, I would like to see how she is after 6 years.

[@Dnez44901]

I can tell that she is a really good sweet person! Hopefully she finds her way in life, i wish her the best!

[@marseldechumavoy7583]

i was homeless too and i know how she feels. She was probably betrayed by someone who she listens to. She doesn't have mental strength to love herself because she feels like it's her fault somehow. She needs someone to have faith in her.

[@AndrewDoe777]

I didn't read that at all from her. I think she was content and at peace. She just didn't want to participate in society anymore. That's a healthy impulse.

[@avertingapathy3052]

Maybe she feel betrayed by society. She moved to LA to study cosmetology and ended up working with nasty clients who obviously don't treat her with respect only to get fired and then berayed by a roommate. After getting destabilized in this way she may have given up for a while. I don't buy her ever so casually romanticing her decision.

[@TheAMajestic]

I worked in a salon for a year and my depression couldn’t have been worse. I wouldn’t wish being a hairstylist on my worse enemy. It’s such a hard career and I don’t think hairstylists gets enough credit especially the good ones.

[@ronniemead805]

@Vex T You nailed it. Clients that are over-entitled and over-privileged people with so much free time and money are very discontented. I have worked with these kind of women in health care; they are so hateful that they drain the very life out of a person; makes you want to die. I nearly died of depression; thank God I will never have to deal with these women again. If I am forced to return to do that kind of work; I think I will just commit pillitis. These women are found in all walks of life; not just in salons.

[@gdisprint2928]

Ronnie Mead so true

[@erk44]

@Dominus Vobiscum i was a nurse assistant and had to do that for a while. I know how that is

[@erk44]

Its hard doing anything when you are constantly criticized.

[@TheOriginalKopiCat]

@Dominus Vobiscum That's what you think. Especially if you also do pedicures and vaxing, you are exposed to the same disgusting stuff. When a young, posh girl comes in for a complete Brazilian and you can't decide which smells worse: her feet or her lady parts....let alone all the rotten fungal infections on feet and nails.

[@NeTxGrl]

She's not happy even though she's trying to convince herself she is, she's depressed. She averts her eyes a lot and her face expresses a lot of sadness.

[@OGPimpin]

Finally someone in the comments who has some sense. They have very little to no knowledge about body language and how it speaks volumes above the crap that comes out of a persons mouth

[@lour9348]

She has potential - her choice of friends, particularly her boyfriend, is her downfall. If he's been homeless for years, as she said, he will most likely remain so.

[@MegaKenneth1984]

Go save her bro

[@zainabaktar2485]

It’s disheartening to see anyone homeless especially beautiful level headed young adults. She’s wasting her time.

[@scottnewman4788]

That is the funniest part " we stay in his tent, he's been homeless for years" LOL

[@biscuffer2518]

or it could be family Family creates blacksheep

[@beauxjaangulz6380]

If you're openly dating a guy who has no drive to get out of living in the streets, odds are you're looking at a string of bad decisions that will hinder your life for years to come. "Having potential," is not a compliment, it implies lack of action. In reality, she's probably never gonna own her beauty salon. With people like this, you just pray for them to dump their loser life-partner, (death-partner) and get their shit together and be stable by age 40.

[@sarahkelly4026]

Working on rich ladies' hair is more dehumanizing than most things one can experience in life.

[@dinapage1]

I'm a 33 year cosmetologist. You can handle anyone in my field, or not, It's up to you. The longer you're in my profession the more confident in your craft you become. At her age, the confidence isn't there with herself or her craft to handle rich women. Or any demanding people for that matter.

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

@@dinapage1 It's her call, but you're right. I'm just thinking about her when she gets older. When she's my age, if she's made no financial plan, I don't know what she's going to do. Life is harder at this age when you don't have a lot of money.

[@janellek21]

Then she should get another job.

[@DeepSeas..]

@@dinapage1 This is Beverly Hills e're talking about. Cosmetologists sign up to do a job, not to be dehumanized by people who genuinely think their lives are far more valuable than yours. I think it's healthy to not put up with such people at ANY stage in your life.

[@dinapage1]

@@DeepSeas.. I totally get that. You're right. I never said you have to put up with people treating you bad. I meant, with experience, you know how to deal with those type of people and if you don't want to, you don't have to.

[@richardbarton6146]

This world is mean and heartless. What we all want is to have peace of mind. I have been homeless before, and I am not lazy, I just want my freedom and peace of mind. I hope for her safety most of all.

[@FabricioCorrea-lr5ri]

Does you guys have any update or information on how she is doing today? Were you guys able to locate her again?