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Let’s not perpetuate the myth that being homeless implies a person is unable to engage in basic human activity. Sincerely, a formerly homeless individual who ca
by explaininjs 3y ago
Let’s not perpetuate the myth that being homeless implies a person is unable to engage in basic human activity. Sincerely, a formerly homeless individual who can maintain a pan just fine, thank you.
If anything, experience living with only the bare minimum cookware taught me to maintain it better. There’s no such thing as “I’ll deal with that later”, when that is all you have.
- bamboozled 3y agoLet's not pretend people with mental health issue want to spend time in communal areas to get access to food.
- explaininjs 3y agoJust because a person does not have a house does not mean they have mental health issues. And even if a person does have mental health issues, it does not mean they cannot live normal lives. The sooner people realize that the better.
- anigbrowl 3y agoYou can have something resembling a supermarket or food court as opposed to some Dickensian soup kitchen. People with mental health issues sometimes need autonomy and personal space, but also sometimes need to be sociable or have access to community.