I was homeless throughout my teens. Napping in project hallways and trains before school, occasionally sneaking to a friend’s house for the night. No one understands what a privilege being able to brush your teeth is. Any day I would’ve chosen that opportunity over food. But what homelessness does to your ability to relate to others, mental health, your perspective, confidence, etc are things that still affect me today in my 30s.
I was a street kid for years and even in my 50’s I appreciate of simple comforts that I used to crave. I’ve got a roof over my head, I sleep on a bed, I have a fridge full of food, a shower, a bathroom, I can do my laundry any time. I wish she come along when I was living in squats or sleeping rough, pinching food from supermarkets, stealing clothes off clotheslines and sneakers off front door steps, getting harassed by drunks, breaking into cars to sleep or riding the train up and down the coast just to keep warm in winter, getting locked up, going to mate’s houses and hoping their parents would feed me and let me crash the night, doing whatever I had to in order to survive, and told me all I have to is do is appreciate myself enough. I wanna punch her in her smug face.
You should be more worried about people thinking government benefits and Loan forgiveness is free. Its funded by the taxpayers who doesn't want part of it.
@@danielgodfrey4415No, I think I'm pretty concerned about people like her voting for, say, a person in Florida who launched a law that keeps educators from teaching about 400 years of oppression, abuse and servitude and says it was "for their benefits". I'm worried about people like her voting for a guy who legalizes anti women laws that don't even let them control their own bodies and forces them into a birth function like they're cattle. I'm worried about people like her voting for a dude who said Nazis are very good people, and laughs it off when gay people are shot dead. Eat carrots with your tax payers not wanting to do something, I'm more worried about the state of things because the tax payers keep voting against their own interests because hamburgers, Jesus, bible, Walmart, sister wife, gunzgunzgunz, mental illness doesn't exist, yeehaw Murikuh.
Yep, when I was 16 and a ward of the state, I _chose_ to be homeless. Foster dad's divorce cost him his house and all his foster kids, and crisis residential centers have a 72-hour-max rule, but I _chose_ to not have a place to stay. It was _my_ choice. How immature of me, right?
I hear you man. My parents died and I couldn't even afford to bury them, so I had relinquish custody of the bodies to the state. And then having the rug swept out from under me having taken care of them until they died, I was homeless for two years before I could scrounge up enough money and got lucky enough with friends to get a start with a home, which was a bed in an empty room for a year. But my story doesn't matter, my story is what I'm telling myself, and it's bs. I chose to be there, and everything that happened to me until then was just in my head. I wanna slap this bitch.
My dad had a quote that I think connects to your idea about the “crazy relative nobody associates with”: Before, there would be a village fool who nobody listened to. Now, there’s villages of fools who listen to nobody else.
As someone with OCD, the most damaging thing you can say to someone with intrusive thoughts is that it's THEIR thoughts. Someone once said that they're called intrusive because they're not YOUR thoughts. They're thoughts that invade your mind and make you think they're yours, which they're not. I've come to terms with it but still struggle with my intrusive thoughts and knowing the difference between my own thoughts and my intrusive thoughts, as they are always so convincing, even if I KNOW I do not feel or want it. If I acted upon them, I would be in jail. Intrusive thoughts isn't impulsive thoughts, and so many people (including her) can't tell the difference. To anyone else struggling with OCD, I feel for you and we'll get through it one way or another. Take baby steps and breathe, and even if there's that disgusting itch inside your brain telling you to continue the pattern, the cycle, the motion, etc, try your very best to ignore it, or at least do less than what you usualy do. Be proud you managed to control your OCD if only for a moment.
Correct..it's NOT! I now exactly what it is..and it's pretty strange to hear..but they are parasites, alien to us..and you can starve them by doing the opposite of what you normally do.. they need negative energies to survive..I cured my psychosis this way..
@@StrykeSZN Uh, yeah? Of course they're in my head? It doesn't mean that all of them are mine, or that I want them. But I understand that it's hard to understand something you yourself don't experience, like how I can't really explain it to others very well. Also, that bot account went from 0-100 very quickly.
I remember when I was homeless for nearly 2 years. It’s the most frustrating experience. Ever. Having to bounce from peoples homes? Not fun. And I was lucky to do that. Others? Not so much.
Homeless for 3 hours? Being homeless is a choice? Homelessness is FORCED upon the individual that isn’t financially stable or can’t afford a living and, possibly, a job. Me and my family in Europe almost went homeless because we would get eviction notices every month or so because we couldn’t make rent. We were in SEVERE POVERTY and paying bills was a nightmare, and what hurts most is watching my parents not eating dinner because feeding us, giving us a living, fulfilling our childhood the best to their capability was their priority. I have 3 siblings so there were many times mom and dad never ate dinner, bought new clothes or shoes, and never had date nights.
My family went homeless because of a civil war. The thing is we always had a big deal of land but we had to leave it. Thank God stability was restored and we were able to return to our land. This lady has no idea what she's talking about
I almost typed a paragraph about her, then as I continued to listen. I realized it isn't worth it... Thank you August... this woman's presentation has enlightened me due to mass mental trauma in such a short time period... I've never experienced a hematoma so fast and with no physical contact or blunt force trauma!
I used to think the same. Then I became homeless myself through no fault of my own. Granted a LOT of people are homeless by their own poor choices but it made me realise there also a LOT who just got unlucky like myself. Everyone is human and is deserving of compassion
@@_StrawBerryyy_695the choice can be a byproduct of several other choices that lead to homelessness. There was a time when people understood personal responsibility. Their choices doesn't make them less of a person.
@BasedSigmaMaleWithVaildTakesFunny how you think you can make such outlandish claims and then proceed to completely fail at spelling basic English; "image being" "bug difference"
@@_StrawBerryyy_695 the thought process is "work you will have money and then you can rent a place" It involves a lot of ignorance about many topics and many vicious circles. Like people won't hire stinky and scruffy looking person, but to have clean ironed clothes and be clean yourself you need a place or money to get it done. Cause if you are homeless even if you scrounge up money to pay for laundry and drying, you don't have anywhere to hang your shirt so it doesn't become creased up mess. And then you get a job, and now you supposed to shower everyday and wash your clothes regularly? Before your first paycheck? Not to mention stuff like needing an address, proof of address, references. Etc etc. And if you had other situations in your life. Like being an addict, your references might be bad. Criminal convictions? If you are homeless you probably got some, urinating in public, disturbing peace, begging for money, prostitution.
Being outside for 3 hours isn't the same as losing your home, having fear that you don't know where you will sleep that night, not knowing where your next meal is, etc. This woman took a 3 hour walk and somehow claimed she was 'homeless'. The Internet just shows us the stupidity of people that we would hope isn't real.
I mean.. to be fair some people may choose to be homeless for example in this situation: if you dont bother getting a job, and spend all your money on alcohol, it does dig you deeper...
"If you weren't there, your intrusive thoughts wouldn't be there, so they're you." So following her logic, if my mom weren't there, I wouldn't be there, so I am my mom.
at least yours are chargable mine are so bad youd have to go grab laws from back when execution were still things like cooking alive, or letting bamboo grow through you
If there is any justice in the world, then this foolish person's parents would cut her off of all money immediatly and make her legit homeless for at least one year and see how her viewpoint changes. See how much of a choice being homeless really is when things out of your control force you out on the streets.
I've never really wished homelessness on anyone before. Why didn’t she spend those three hours in a homeless shelter helping and talking to the homeless. I don’t know about America but every homeless person in the U.K. has a unique story but they do have commonalities. Mental health, loss of carer, financial loss, addiction, family abuse (usually from a dominant male), learning disabilities, bad landlords and many others. Why are her pupils so tiny when you zoomed in? It couldn’t be there’s a reason for her nonsense…
Mandy: Your intrusive thoughts are what you want to manifest into your reality. My intrusive thoughts as I'm cooking: I wonder what would happen if I tripped and fell face first on the stove.
Mental health does not exist. The amount of people who know me intimatly who tell me i have no mental health issues, despite beiing diagnosed, is staggering. I must have been good at pretending to be a homeless, depressed anorexic to fool all the proffesionals. Cause lots of my family and friends saw right through my act and judged me a grifting loser. These people knew me well but called me a liar when i tried to explain. Just made things much worse
As someone who actually works with the homeless every single day... about 60-70% choose the lifestyle. The massively depressing part is the 30-40% that are mentally ill or disabled with no family or support and end up living in horrific conditions. As an EMS worker, it literally breaks my heart encountering those people. They shut down insane asylums in the 70s and 80s, with nothing in place to take care of the people that can't take care of themselves. There has to be some compromise between draconian insane asylums and malignant neglect. I wish I had the answer, maybe something like nursing homes for the mentally ill. The public misconception is that these people can get better with treatment, maybe an extremely small fraction can but the majority will require care for the rest of their lives. The homeless epidemic is a complex issue encompassing goverment overstep, substance addiction and mental illness. There is no single solution that will solve all of it.
Yeah, I feel like we forget that there are different levels to to homelessness, I guess. My brother was homeless because he is not only an addict, but a manipulative psychopath. He actually seemed to like being homeless because it was an adventure for him. Same for my dad. And then you have people who are just gonna be homeless temporarily because of bad luck. And then you have the people I really feel bad for, the people who just are medically unwell and who need help.
Her argument is like saying everyone who is in a wheelchair could walk if they wanted to because she spent the day sitting in a wheelchair and got up and walked away. You think you're in that wheelchair because your spine was crushed in that car accident, but in fact that's just a story you told yourself. Just trust in yourself that you will walk again and it will happen.
I’ve never lived in a “house” it’s always been apartments. The apartment I lived in as a child had roaches that quite frankly got into everything the oven, stove top, electrical wires, AC, and food. The food had to be thrown out a lot and on top of that my mom was only a part time employee (she’s fell time been there 26 years) but she was only bringing in very very little. She had to feed us, pay rent, and keep the lights on and water running. We would get into cussing wars frequently because I had a problem with anger and she was very stressed , and neither one of us knew how to communicate our feelings. It was anger anger anger all the time. I’m 30 now and she’s 63. I’m doing better for myself money wise and the roaches are gone. She lives alone is able to cover her bills and rent. Growing up at no point did I say HEY YOU KNOW WHAT ILL GO BE HOMELESS.. because I knew I was lucky to have a place to come to everyday after school or after my little 4 hour shift at my first job
I must say in my country which is the Netherlands, being homeless is a choice. Because our government offers so many solutions to not have to be. You just have to apply for either disability or welfare. The only way you don’t get it is when you choose to not show up to appointments with the welfare provider or fail to deliver requested paperworks. And damn it be that somehow being jobless is more profitable than having a job because you get taxed way less then someone working full time.
as someone who was homeless when i was younger just with my mom and my older brother and nothing else i take so much offense to this now that i have 3 more siblings i'm so very glad that they didn't have to experience what me and my older brother and my mom had to experience for about a year and a half because it was awful and i truly cannot believe there is someone on this earth who thinks that being homeless is a choice, i really hope this woman gets slapped with reality and truly experiences what's it like to be homeless so that she can actually know what's it like instead and "pretending to be homeless" by staying outside for 3 hours and acting like you know how homeless works and how every single life homelessness has ruined was "just a choice", i'm lucky to have a house right now and i truly wish the best for anybody who has been homeless because it is truly awful and scary being homeless and i hope this woman truly understands homelessness one day before spreading her opinion about it online without knowing what it's like.
Being homeless is one of my greatest fears, there is no way I will choose it out of my own free will. But at the same time... I can still imagine circumstances where it could happen even if I didn't choose it. They are not that realistic, or at least I hope not, but it's not impossible either. I don't know what life this lady has lived, but it wouldn't surprise me if she has lived a sheltered life, or been well off from the start due to rich parents. That or she is just saying this for the attention or to troll. I'm not convinced that is not the case.
I heard the first sentences, laughed for 2 minutes straight, realized she was serious about this and then started to worry about the future of our society.
I actually watched a video about intrusive thoughts, what we think is that you have them (specifically the wanting to jump from a high place ones) because it reminds us that that’s scary, we don’t want to do that, and we value our lives. Unfortunately though when it’s forced we tend to forget about those thoughts, we just have to hope people who accidentally skip over the thoughts reminding them that stuff is bad get help before they either become like this lady or you know the rest…
Man my dad lost his house when I was a kid, it was a very rough time. He slept in his car and sent us to live with my grandma while still maintaining 3 jobs Me and my siblings where lucky to have my gmas support otherwise we would have been homeless this women is crazy talking
Oh! Wow! Three whole hours! I was homeless with access to a hotel room... And it was still the worst month of my life. And that is WITH a shower and a bed and even a loaned ps 4. Eating from food islands gave me bloating from the excessive salt intake. The amount of tasks I had to do per day nearly tripled. I went to the ER bc I coughed so hard I threw up in a ditch and literally could not stop. Three hours really can give you perspective on the cumulative effects of chronic stress. Three hours sure is enough to give you a full picture. Three hours definitely lets you know what it is like to be on your feet so long your feet bleed through your filthy socks and the shoes you got from someone else stink forever of rot. Im sure she knows about literally anything. I did homeless on easy mode and it was still hell on God's green earth
I'd rather camp for a month than be homeless. Scraping life together bc you want to vs. need to are two very different beasts. The toll on your mind is something I have no words for
I really don't know what to say... Like in my country for example in theory nobody would need to be homeless because they could go to places from the government to provide (under certain conditions) but in reality I spoke to people in this situation and it's really sad to see how they got there. So for people like this it's insulting. Sadly in my sister's case she choose this lifestyle herself. She's staying with someone but technically she is homeless and she decided to be and to do nothing when she could have seeked help. But I'd say maybe 1% of homeless people would make the deliberate decision to be in this situation. The rest of them would happily accept a home or job if simply offered by someone. Also as someone who grew up poor I can absolutely say it's not a choice and that when you're coming from such a place you might need to work harder than someone who has never had the trouble of being in need or having to count every dollar you spend. If she never needed to do that she's just fortunate enough to go out and say this.
People that think like this are the same people who assume everyone is strung out on something or drunks. If she wants to say this fine, but she doesn’t get to go home.
I was homeless for 3 months as a teen and she's totally correct. It was my choice to turn up to school in dirty clothes with no lunch or school supplies. I also chose to be SAd while trying to sleep on the street, also having to ask friends for a toothbrush and toothpaste was a super fun bonding experience! Also she's right about intrusive thoughts, I definitely have fantasies of lighting my hair on fire, that I have bugs in my body, that I'm a p#do because I smiled at a child, etc. My ocd is completely my choice and all things I fantasise about... Note: All of the previous statements are to be read in the shittiest sarcastic tone you can muster in your head.
She played homeless for three hours KNOWING she had a house to go home to, a bathroom, a shower, food, a bed, safety. Why doesn’t she try it for a month? She has no idea how hard it is to keep clean, find a bathroom or even try to get a job. You need an address for your application. You need clean clothes, everyday. She no doubt took a shower, put on clean clothes and had a nice big meal before she played homeless. She’s completely clueless. She could end up homeless one day so maybe she should not be judging others. (I’m speaking from experience. I was homeless for a year, when I was younger.)
I have a place to live in. And I had trouble getting a job because I didn't have enough proofs of address because my bills are included in rent cause I just rent a room.
You wanna live like common people You wanna see whatever common people see But still you'll never get it right 'Cause when you're laid in bed at night Watching roaches climb the wall If you called your dad he could stop it all
Well you've got to just manifest the money and the house, one day you'll just instinctively walk to a house full of money and be able to live there forever! Thats how it works right?
the "intrusive thoughs" one genuinely pissed me off so much. I grew up thinking I was insane, fearing that I was gonna snap and murder someone, and that I was a horrible person because my intrusive thoughts were about all sorts of depravity. Being 12 chopping vegetables and then suddenly your brain tells you to either stab someone or yourself.. it ain't fun. And that's just the mild part of it. But those are just thoughts, intrusive unwanted thoughts. They are distressing by all means, but knowing they are unwanted makes me feel a lot more safe with myself.
She dead ass went outside for 3 hours, and said she was homeless because she hadn't gone home yet. Until she's physically hungry and weak and her skin gives out due to homelessness, she'll never truly understand until somebody's afraid of her because she's homeless. Or hoping to get a meal every other day.
Oh, and it's called "Exposure" Nothing is "due to homelessness" in that sense😅 Skin gets damaged from "Exposure", which is one of the most lethal parts of homelessness. Love ❤ you
it will all work out, it's all mindset, you gotta break free from the matrix with my $500 seminar where we watch my matrix fan film where neo learns how to excrete soap from his anus.
6:18 "everything is going to work out no matter what, and youll always be provided for." This entitled insanity made me realize she just doesnt know the actual way the world works at all. I hope she gets some humble pie real soon.
I feel like she probably grew up spoiled or lucky with everything provided for her and she’s so delusional that she thinks everybody else has it the same way
I dont usually say this, but i hope she looses everything forna bit and quickly learns what its like to really have nothing. Not permanently, but maybe a week to a month.
Okay, this one really pisses me off. I was homeless for six months because my husband walked out on me, my two kids, and the mortgage, my job "reorganized" me out (actually because I had just started making $20 an hour) both my parents died, I have MS so I couldn't find another job that paid enough to support paying my mortgage and I burned through my $60,000+ IRA trying to keep that house, finally losing it to foreclosure in 2010. I had nowhere to go, no one to help me, even though my sister had a full-on apartment in her lower level. We were homeless until I got a little "garden-level" dumpy apartment that took us because I begged them and I had to spend the money my parents gave my kids because the paltry $365/month plus food stamps I got from the state would have kept us homeless. I finally got subsidized housing and SSDI but I still struggle to this day. I went from living comfortably in a nice home with a good job and nice savings to being on the streets in less than five years. Fuck this woman. She's furthering the narrative that poor people are losers and victims of their own choices. 😠
I guess this person would say that, well, you aren't homeless now, so it worked for you. The fact is, no one wants to admit just how devastating bad luck can be.
Yet through all that misfortune you kept a roof over your head. Good for you! A hard working/fighting person like you deserves better and you proved that already. I hope fortune rewards your perseverance!
@@TheMaryk1973 A lot of people woukd say that they proved her point because she worked hard and now she isn't homeless! However, that ignores the context of the situation and all the difficulties. Is it really a great system if someone has to struggle just to have a place to live?
@@robertocaballero1009 cooties is definetily up there, childrens beauty pageants, logan pauls OOPSIE forest expedition, rich people getting richer while the number of homeless is massive, i mean im not sure of the entire list but these are prime candidates right here
As someone who has been homeless during my teenage hood, by force. It was not a choice. I could not go home for my safety. I was a child without ability to generate income. I had no where to go and no one to help me for a long time. And hearing her spew this bs and it actually hurts my heart how someone so ignorant can dismiss so many people genuinely suffering and it renders my flabber fully ghasted that someone can say so many words without actually saying anything of value at all.
I think that we need to take a step back and consider why she feels this way... I've stepped back, and my conclusion is that it's because she's a moron. Hope things have got better for you dude, I'm no theist but if there is a god then I expect there is a special place in hell for people who take away the safety and feelings of love and security of children.
I can't even imagine how does it work "pretending to be homeless for 3 hours" Like... its not even enough time to get very hungry and start looking for food in bins.
@@tatiana4050 since she seems to be very much into "manifesting her thoughts", i would imagine she "pretended to be homeless" by simply thinking of it, while sitting on her sofa 🤷
Bro, she is saying that being homeless is a choice. Sometimes people do go for the camper van life or RV life which is fine, but it's still technically a HOME. People are forced into homelessness because of inflation among MANY other things. She really is delusional.
@@Carl_Brutananadilewski of course I am jealous! Who wouldn’t be when 99% of people have less money than the 1% who can let their kids just live off their wealth their entire lives. Eat the rich!
I find the intrusive thoughts one interesting. The reason psychologists use the term "intrusive" is because those thoughts are, well... intrusive. They literally do not come from the person, they are coming from insecurities and comments of others that have managed to ingrained into the one having the intrusive thoughts. She needs to look up the dictionary definition as well as the psychological definition. I agree with the trust-fund baby sentiment when it comes to this girl. I also agree she needs to be in a mental institution...
I think there is something more to intrusive thoughts. Cause mine are often like "punch pregnant lady in the stomach" "push them under the train" "what if you put your foot out to get a car to drive over it?" And I don't think those come from any insecurities.
I wouldn’t say they are from insecurity. It’s like “I could do this horrible thing, right now, and I don’t think you could stop me.” It’s morbid curiosity, but with an opportunity rather than a concept.
Thank goodness this woman has now informed me that choosing to have my bank manager embezzle tens of thousands of dollars from my account til it was dry was a choice, because otherwise, being homeless would've been really frustrating.
As someone who was homeless, I hope this woman does lose everything. That she knows what it's like to not be sure where you sleep, what you'll eat, to have a feeling of absolute hopelessness as you realize that people can't help you. Only then can she even remotely claim to understand what it is like to be homeless
I agree I spent a large portion of childhood homeless and I'm 100% certain my mom didn't choose to be homeless with 3 small girls. This woman would die within a month of being homeless.
solidarity and same, the 2008 financial crisis was all just ~mindset~ I guess? I just was giving uhhh... myself excuses... to uh... allow Bear Stearns to trade wrapped high risk mortgages? or was it my mindset as a literal pre-teen that caused congress to overturn glass-steagall that caused it??? im confused.
You refer to being homeless in the past tense, which would indicate you are no longer homeless. Are you saying you didn’t have to make choices to end your homelessness? 🧐 Interesting. If when I was homeless at 14 I knew that all I needed was a magical fairy to wave her wand and give me a home without me having to make the choices I had to make to get myself off the streets, then I’d have saved myself 8 years of sleeping behind and eating out of dumpsters and turning tricks for money to survive; silly me. Also, I’m not sure if you noticed, but paying rent and bills and having to maintain a home is just a teensy bit harder than having zero responsibility, I think the word you are looking for is “comfortable” it is more “comfortable” to live in a home, not easier the only people who would argue against the power of choice are the ones who like to be a victim and nothing is ever their fault and there is always someone else to blame for their own misfortunes. I have no respect for people who deny the power of choice. You may not choose what circumstances put you there but you choose what you do with it. Anyone who says otherwise is full of more bullshit than a cornfield.
8:10 I'm "afraid" of heights, because I always have intrusive thought about jumping.. I ain't suicidal and that is not me, nor is it "interesting" thought, and fuck off saying it'll manifest into reality later
Homeless shelters HATE this ONE SIMPLE TRICK!
“boy fakes being homeless, what happens next will SHOCK YOU”
Omg
OH MY GOD
Woah..
"From homeless to MILLIONARE in 30 DAYS -transformation video"
Guys, I've played dead for 3 hours and dying is definitely a choice
Sometimes it is, lol.
@@MatthewTheWanderer crazy line lol
@@Niftyturnip- I mean, some people do choose to die, ya know.
@@MatthewTheWanderer ur not wrong tho
@Matt yes, some ppl do - but only for 3hrs?
So she spent 3 hours? Being homeless?
That's called just going outside.
Or being like the majority of the "homeless" people in my area and pretend to be homeless to get money from people.
Right? I took a 4 hour hike the other night, does that make me homeless?
@@vanessalewis1023 im afraid so!
😂 exactly.
Agreed 💯
I was homeless throughout my teens. Napping in project hallways and trains before school, occasionally sneaking to a friend’s house for the night. No one understands what a privilege being able to brush your teeth is. Any day I would’ve chosen that opportunity over food. But what homelessness does to your ability to relate to others, mental health, your perspective, confidence, etc are things that still affect me today in my 30s.
No one understands? I think that’s proven wrong a second an American looks East lmao
thats real stuff
I was a street kid for years and even in my 50’s I appreciate of simple comforts that I used to crave. I’ve got a roof over my head, I sleep on a bed, I have a fridge full of food, a shower, a bathroom, I can do my laundry any time.
I wish she come along when I was living in squats or sleeping rough, pinching food from supermarkets, stealing clothes off clotheslines and sneakers off front door steps, getting harassed by drunks, breaking into cars to sleep or riding the train up and down the coast just to keep warm in winter, getting locked up, going to mate’s houses and hoping their parents would feed me and let me crash the night, doing whatever I had to in order to survive, and told me all I have to is do is appreciate myself enough. I wanna punch her in her smug face.
@@Dan_Ben_Michael….except for the punch. No punching.
@@theresahemminger1587 Oh I would never punch a woman, it’s just an expression of frustration at someone so tone deaf.
The worst part is people like her are allowed to vote.
Not to be rude but I hate when Trans ppl have idiotic claims bc they always think they're in the right no matter what
You should be more worried about people thinking government benefits and Loan forgiveness is free.
Its funded by the taxpayers who doesn't want part of it.
No the worst part is that people like her are allowed to breed.
@@danielgodfrey4415No, I think I'm pretty concerned about people like her voting for, say, a person in Florida who launched a law that keeps educators from teaching about 400 years of oppression, abuse and servitude and says it was "for their benefits". I'm worried about people like her voting for a guy who legalizes anti women laws that don't even let them control their own bodies and forces them into a birth function like they're cattle. I'm worried about people like her voting for a dude who said Nazis are very good people, and laughs it off when gay people are shot dead.
Eat carrots with your tax payers not wanting to do something, I'm more worried about the state of things because the tax payers keep voting against their own interests because hamburgers, Jesus, bible, Walmart, sister wife, gunzgunzgunz, mental illness doesn't exist, yeehaw Murikuh.
@@danielgodfrey4415lol. Tired argument. Yes the ones benefitting arent tax payers.
Yep, when I was 16 and a ward of the state, I _chose_ to be homeless. Foster dad's divorce cost him his house and all his foster kids, and crisis residential centers have a 72-hour-max rule, but I _chose_ to not have a place to stay. It was _my_ choice. How immature of me, right?
Ikr! If you truly loved yourself you wouldn’t have made that choice
I hear you man. My parents died and I couldn't even afford to bury them, so I had relinquish custody of the bodies to the state. And then having the rug swept out from under me having taken care of them until they died, I was homeless for two years before I could scrounge up enough money and got lucky enough with friends to get a start with a home, which was a bed in an empty room for a year.
But my story doesn't matter, my story is what I'm telling myself, and it's bs. I chose to be there, and everything that happened to me until then was just in my head.
I wanna slap this bitch.
True
are you okay?
@@alextinsley574
For sure. I'm in my thirties now, married and have children. Luckily things worked out for me, but it was hard times there for a bit.
My dad had a quote that I think connects to your idea about the “crazy relative nobody associates with”:
Before, there would be a village fool who nobody listened to. Now, there’s villages of fools who listen to nobody else.
As someone with OCD, the most damaging thing you can say to someone with intrusive thoughts is that it's THEIR thoughts. Someone once said that they're called intrusive because they're not YOUR thoughts. They're thoughts that invade your mind and make you think they're yours, which they're not. I've come to terms with it but still struggle with my intrusive thoughts and knowing the difference between my own thoughts and my intrusive thoughts, as they are always so convincing, even if I KNOW I do not feel or want it.
If I acted upon them, I would be in jail. Intrusive thoughts isn't impulsive thoughts, and so many people (including her) can't tell the difference.
To anyone else struggling with OCD, I feel for you and we'll get through it one way or another. Take baby steps and breathe, and even if there's that disgusting itch inside your brain telling you to continue the pattern, the cycle, the motion, etc, try your very best to ignore it, or at least do less than what you usualy do. Be proud you managed to control your OCD if only for a moment.
Thank you. You said it better than I ever could
Have you been fortunate to experience CBT?
Correct..it's NOT! I now exactly what it is..and it's pretty strange to hear..but they are parasites, alien to us..and you can starve them by doing the opposite of what you normally do.. they need negative energies to survive..I cured my psychosis this way..
They are your thoughts lmao, they’re in YOUR head hahahaha. makes very little sense
@@StrykeSZN Uh, yeah? Of course they're in my head? It doesn't mean that all of them are mine, or that I want them. But I understand that it's hard to understand something you yourself don't experience, like how I can't really explain it to others very well.
Also, that bot account went from 0-100 very quickly.
I remember when I was homeless for nearly 2 years. It’s the most frustrating experience. Ever.
Having to bounce from peoples homes? Not fun. And I was lucky to do that. Others? Not so much.
I’m so sorry omg but I have such huge respect for people who went through these experiences because they fought and remained strong. You’re a survivor
I’d be panicking Soo much and I would stress everyday I wouldn’t even know what to do
she's like the guy who said "why don't homeless people just buy a house" 💀
Homeless for 3 hours? Being homeless is a choice? Homelessness is FORCED upon the individual that isn’t financially stable or can’t afford a living and, possibly, a job.
Me and my family in Europe almost went homeless because we would get eviction notices every month or so because we couldn’t make rent. We were in SEVERE POVERTY and paying bills was a nightmare, and what hurts most is watching my parents not eating dinner because feeding us, giving us a living, fulfilling our childhood the best to their capability was their priority. I have 3 siblings so there were many times mom and dad never ate dinner, bought new clothes or shoes, and never had date nights.
My family went homeless because of a civil war. The thing is we always had a big deal of land but we had to leave it. Thank God stability was restored and we were able to return to our land. This lady has no idea what she's talking about
Bro went “homeless” for literally 3 hours and called it a day and said, “yep, this is totally a choice” 💀
Brother?😅
I almost typed a paragraph about her, then as I continued to listen. I realized it isn't worth it... Thank you August... this woman's presentation has enlightened me due to mass mental trauma in such a short time period... I've never experienced a hematoma so fast and with no physical contact or blunt force trauma!
I used to think the same. Then I became homeless myself through no fault of my own. Granted a LOT of people are homeless by their own poor choices but it made me realise there also a LOT who just got unlucky like myself. Everyone is human and is deserving of compassion
Please, tell me the thought process of being homeless is a choice?
@@_StrawBerryyy_695the choice can be a byproduct of several other choices that lead to homelessness. There was a time when people understood personal responsibility. Their choices doesn't make them less of a person.
@BasedSigmaMaleWithVaildTakesFunny how you think you can make such outlandish claims and then proceed to completely fail at spelling basic English; "image being" "bug difference"
"sill" "image" "bug" 😬
@@_StrawBerryyy_695 the thought process is "work you will have money and then you can rent a place"
It involves a lot of ignorance about many topics and many vicious circles.
Like people won't hire stinky and scruffy looking person, but to have clean ironed clothes and be clean yourself you need a place or money to get it done.
Cause if you are homeless even if you scrounge up money to pay for laundry and drying, you don't have anywhere to hang your shirt so it doesn't become creased up mess.
And then you get a job, and now you supposed to shower everyday and wash your clothes regularly? Before your first paycheck?
Not to mention stuff like needing an address, proof of address, references. Etc etc.
And if you had other situations in your life. Like being an addict, your references might be bad. Criminal convictions? If you are homeless you probably got some, urinating in public, disturbing peace, begging for money, prostitution.
Being outside for 3 hours isn't the same as losing your home, having fear that you don't know where you will sleep that night, not knowing where your next meal is, etc. This woman took a 3 hour walk and somehow claimed she was 'homeless'. The Internet just shows us the stupidity of people that we would hope isn't real.
‘Intrusive thoughs aren’t real’
Me holding a knife: 😶
"Intrusive thoughts is just your intuition"
Aight. Guess I could go for a Kurt Cobain cosplay.
She also did a bit about how mental illness is made up. I found that pretty ironic considering it seems she may have one herself.
My mom thinks mental problems are people's fault😭
By people I mean like, if u have depression she might say it's your fault (idk if its for everyone cuz she only said it to me so far)
Unironically she seems manic. The batshit "everything will work out" shit, really does seem like mania.
I mean.. to be fair some people may choose to be homeless for example in this situation: if you dont bother getting a job, and spend all your money on alcohol, it does dig you deeper...
that intrusive thought segment broke my mind as both a Christian and a human with common sense 💀💀
She experience homeless for three hours while I can't even pick up a shift that short.
"i know what being homeless is like because i went outside for 3 hours and know its a choice"
- Mooom, i m going outside to play homeless !
- Alright sweetheart, be back for dinner !
She experienced being a pedestrian 😂😂 thats just too funny
"If you weren't there, your intrusive thoughts wouldn't be there, so they're you." So following her logic, if my mom weren't there, I wouldn't be there, so I am my mom.
intrusive thought = 21 homicide charges, 46 assualt&battery charges, and 3 violations of international law
at least yours are chargable mine are so bad youd have to go grab laws from back when execution were still things like cooking alive, or letting bamboo grow through you
@@Niftyturnip- I only referenced the chargeable ones
@@azrielg734 that checks out
@@Niftyturnip- you got Brick Rigs, great for making warcrimes
“Oh, you are homeless? It’s your choice just stop it!”
People with OCD: SHE'S WRONG! YOUR INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS ARE NOT YOUR ACTUAL DESIRES!!
If there is any justice in the world, then this foolish person's parents would cut her off of all money immediatly and make her legit homeless for at least one year and see how her viewpoint changes. See how much of a choice being homeless really is when things out of your control force you out on the streets.
6:30 nepo baby course 😂
Lesson 1: "Be born rich"
So wait she decided to go have a time equivalent to shopping and call it homelessness?
She needs to role-play for at least 3 days or for her sake, 3 weeks to know exactly what it feels like.
I've never really wished homelessness on anyone before. Why didn’t she spend those three hours in a homeless shelter helping and talking to the homeless. I don’t know about America but every homeless person in the U.K. has a unique story but they do have commonalities. Mental health, loss of carer, financial loss, addiction, family abuse (usually from a dominant male), learning disabilities, bad landlords and many others.
Why are her pupils so tiny when you zoomed in? It couldn’t be there’s a reason for her nonsense…
The Internet: Proliferating stupid posthaste since 1993.
Mandy: Your intrusive thoughts are what you want to manifest into your reality.
My intrusive thoughts as I'm cooking:
I wonder what would happen if I tripped and fell face first on the stove.
I love this I pretended to be homeless for three hours. I go shopping longer than 3 hours. Let her miss meals a few times see how she feels then.
Mental health does not exist. The amount of people who know me intimatly who tell me i have no mental health issues, despite beiing diagnosed, is staggering. I must have been good at pretending to be a homeless, depressed anorexic to fool all the proffesionals. Cause lots of my family and friends saw right through my act and judged me a grifting loser. These people knew me well but called me a liar when i tried to explain. Just made things much worse
As someone who actually works with the homeless every single day... about 60-70% choose the lifestyle. The massively depressing part is the 30-40% that are mentally ill or disabled with no family or support and end up living in horrific conditions. As an EMS worker, it literally breaks my heart encountering those people. They shut down insane asylums in the 70s and 80s, with nothing in place to take care of the people that can't take care of themselves. There has to be some compromise between draconian insane asylums and malignant neglect. I wish I had the answer, maybe something like nursing homes for the mentally ill. The public misconception is that these people can get better with treatment, maybe an extremely small fraction can but the majority will require care for the rest of their lives. The homeless epidemic is a complex issue encompassing goverment overstep, substance addiction and mental illness. There is no single solution that will solve all of it.
Yeah, I feel like we forget that there are different levels to to homelessness, I guess. My brother was homeless because he is not only an addict, but a manipulative psychopath. He actually seemed to like being homeless because it was an adventure for him. Same for my dad.
And then you have people who are just gonna be homeless temporarily because of bad luck.
And then you have the people I really feel bad for, the people who just are medically unwell and who need help.
Her argument is like saying everyone who is in a wheelchair could walk if they wanted to because she spent the day sitting in a wheelchair and got up and walked away. You think you're in that wheelchair because your spine was crushed in that car accident, but in fact that's just a story you told yourself. Just trust in yourself that you will walk again and it will happen.
“I simulated homelessness”
[Went outside for a few hours]
……so she just went outside for a bit
Oh god, those soulless eyes are gonna haunt me.
Fr
Delusion can potential cause you to destruct yourself even further. Be careful what you wish for. It may come back and haunt you around.
I’ve never lived in a “house” it’s always been apartments. The apartment I lived in as a child had roaches that quite frankly got into everything the oven, stove top, electrical wires, AC, and food. The food had to be thrown out a lot and on top of that my mom was only a part time employee (she’s fell time been there 26 years) but she was only bringing in very very little. She had to feed us, pay rent, and keep the lights on and water running. We would get into cussing wars frequently because I had a problem with anger and she was very stressed , and neither one of us knew how to communicate our feelings. It was anger anger anger all the time. I’m 30 now and she’s 63. I’m doing better for myself money wise and the roaches are gone. She lives alone is able to cover her bills and rent. Growing up at no point did I say HEY YOU KNOW WHAT ILL GO BE HOMELESS.. because I knew I was lucky to have a place to come to everyday after school or after my little 4 hour shift at my first job
Me to her:
Lady. Do you ever touch grass?
Women can be men. Men can be women. Humans can be cats. Homelessness is a choice.
What happened to common sense? Does no one have it anymore??
Why the transphobia though?
Exactly - all common sense is out the window nowadays! The lunatics are literally running the asylum!
@@gasterthemaster6490 "Phobia" is the fear of something. I don't fear them. I just recognize that their condition is a mental illness.
Everything is a choice nowadays.
Exept for abortion apparently, bc some people are stupid
I must say in my country which is the Netherlands, being homeless is a choice. Because our government offers so many solutions to not have to be.
You just have to apply for either disability or welfare. The only way you don’t get it is when you choose to not show up to appointments with the welfare provider or fail to deliver requested paperworks.
And damn it be that somehow being jobless is more profitable than having a job because you get taxed way less then someone working full time.
ima choose to be a millionaire no cap
as someone who was homeless when i was younger just with my mom and my older brother and nothing else i take so much offense to this now that i have 3 more siblings i'm so very glad that they didn't have to experience what me and my older brother and my mom had to experience for about a year and a half because it was awful and i truly cannot believe there is someone on this earth who thinks that being homeless is a choice, i really hope this woman gets slapped with reality and truly experiences what's it like to be homeless so that she can actually know what's it like instead and "pretending to be homeless" by staying outside for 3 hours and acting like you know how homeless works and how every single life homelessness has ruined was "just a choice", i'm lucky to have a house right now and i truly wish the best for anybody who has been homeless because it is truly awful and scary being homeless and i hope this woman truly understands homelessness one day before spreading her opinion about it online without knowing what it's like.
Hey, Mandy, FaceTime me. I will imagine me helping you touch grass. 😂
Bro my family almost went homeless and she IS JUST A DAMN NUSENCES
This woman single-handedly solved all world problems with her argument
Imagine her life actually folds, everyone refusing to help her out. Hope these words keep repeating in her head as she struggles.
She's essentially boiling it down to having a picnic XD 3 hours out and about
Being homeless is one of my greatest fears, there is no way I will choose it out of my own free will. But at the same time... I can still imagine circumstances where it could happen even if I didn't choose it. They are not that realistic, or at least I hope not, but it's not impossible either. I don't know what life this lady has lived, but it wouldn't surprise me if she has lived a sheltered life, or been well off from the start due to rich parents.
That or she is just saying this for the attention or to troll. I'm not convinced that is not the case.
With them cheekbones she’s looking like one of them elden ring nobels
This makes me genuinely scared for our world and next generations, and how tf can someone be so entitled.
This is the idea that everything you experience is your own choice, and every bad thing that ever happens to you is your fault.
She spend a day in the park like many families do for Joy and become almighty.
I heard the first sentences, laughed for 2 minutes straight, realized she was serious about this and then started to worry about the future of our society.
I actually watched a video about intrusive thoughts, what we think is that you have them (specifically the wanting to jump from a high place ones) because it reminds us that that’s scary, we don’t want to do that, and we value our lives. Unfortunately though when it’s forced we tend to forget about those thoughts, we just have to hope people who accidentally skip over the thoughts reminding them that stuff is bad get help before they either become like this lady or you know the rest…
My brain is rotting so much the entire college dorm can now smell it
Man my dad lost his house when I was a kid, it was a very rough time. He slept in his car and sent us to live with my grandma while still maintaining 3 jobs
Me and my siblings where lucky to have my gmas support otherwise we would have been homeless this women is crazy talking
Oh! Wow! Three whole hours!
I was homeless with access to a hotel room... And it was still the worst month of my life. And that is WITH a shower and a bed and even a loaned ps 4.
Eating from food islands gave me bloating from the excessive salt intake. The amount of tasks I had to do per day nearly tripled. I went to the ER bc I coughed so hard I threw up in a ditch and literally could not stop.
Three hours really can give you perspective on the cumulative effects of chronic stress. Three hours sure is enough to give you a full picture. Three hours definitely lets you know what it is like to be on your feet so long your feet bleed through your filthy socks and the shoes you got from someone else stink forever of rot. Im sure she knows about literally anything.
I did homeless on easy mode and it was still hell on God's green earth
I'd rather camp for a month than be homeless. Scraping life together bc you want to vs. need to are two very different beasts. The toll on your mind is something I have no words for
Seriously, that head rivals Barry Bonds.
Tell me you’re privileged without telling me you’re privileged
That lady should sell everything she owns and then give all the money away and then try again.
I really don't know what to say... Like in my country for example in theory nobody would need to be homeless because they could go to places from the government to provide (under certain conditions) but in reality I spoke to people in this situation and it's really sad to see how they got there. So for people like this it's insulting.
Sadly in my sister's case she choose this lifestyle herself. She's staying with someone but technically she is homeless and she decided to be and to do nothing when she could have seeked help. But I'd say maybe 1% of homeless people would make the deliberate decision to be in this situation. The rest of them would happily accept a home or job if simply offered by someone.
Also as someone who grew up poor I can absolutely say it's not a choice and that when you're coming from such a place you might need to work harder than someone who has never had the trouble of being in need or having to count every dollar you spend. If she never needed to do that she's just fortunate enough to go out and say this.
This woman went outside for 3 hours. thats what i see this as
Of course she sells courses.
Tried the telepathy thing with my dog, she wasn’t feelin it
People that think like this are the same people who assume everyone is strung out on something or drunks. If she wants to say this fine, but she doesn’t get to go home.
5:07 yes, I know this for a fact because THERES NO OTHER LEGAL OPTIONS
I was homeless for 3 months as a teen and she's totally correct. It was my choice to turn up to school in dirty clothes with no lunch or school supplies. I also chose to be SAd while trying to sleep on the street, also having to ask friends for a toothbrush and toothpaste was a super fun bonding experience!
Also she's right about intrusive thoughts, I definitely have fantasies of lighting my hair on fire, that I have bugs in my body, that I'm a p#do because I smiled at a child, etc. My ocd is completely my choice and all things I fantasise about...
Note: All of the previous statements are to be read in the shittiest sarcastic tone you can muster in your head.
Like seriously she was "homeless for 3 hours" going to the mall for three hours and then coming home isn't being homeless that's going shopping
Hope ur going strong now bro 👍
That’s horrible, especially for a teen to experience, I hope you’re doing better now, you don’t deserve that!
You didn't even have to put that note for me to read it exactly that way 😂
It is a choice seems to me your emotions run your life
She played homeless for three hours KNOWING she had a house to go home to, a bathroom, a shower, food, a bed, safety. Why doesn’t she try it for a month? She has no idea how hard it is to keep clean, find a bathroom or even try to get a job. You need an address for your application. You need clean clothes, everyday. She no doubt took a shower, put on clean clothes and had a nice big meal before she played homeless. She’s completely clueless. She could end up homeless one day so maybe she should not be judging others. (I’m speaking from experience. I was homeless for a year, when I was younger.)
I have a place to live in. And I had trouble getting a job because I didn't have enough proofs of address because my bills are included in rent cause I just rent a room.
You wanna live like common people
You wanna see whatever common people see
But still you'll never get it right
'Cause when you're laid in bed at night
Watching roaches climb the wall
If you called your dad he could stop it all
Agree with you 100%
I bet she did all that and still couldn’t last longer than 3 hours 😂
Yeah
This girl is the definition of the “If you’re homeless, just buy a house” meme
Yes
true
Faccccccccts!!!!
Buy a house with no money 🙄
Well you've got to just manifest the money and the house, one day you'll just instinctively walk to a house full of money and be able to live there forever! Thats how it works right?
the "intrusive thoughs" one genuinely pissed me off so much. I grew up thinking I was insane, fearing that I was gonna snap and murder someone, and that I was a horrible person because my intrusive thoughts were about all sorts of depravity. Being 12 chopping vegetables and then suddenly your brain tells you to either stab someone or yourself.. it ain't fun. And that's just the mild part of it.
But those are just thoughts, intrusive unwanted thoughts. They are distressing by all means, but knowing they are unwanted makes me feel a lot more safe with myself.
same, stranger, same
She dead ass went outside for 3 hours, and said she was homeless because she hadn't gone home yet. Until she's physically hungry and weak and her skin gives out due to homelessness, she'll never truly understand until somebody's afraid of her because she's homeless. Or hoping to get a meal every other day.
I umm.. ya, well, the skin part was weirdly sudden, but ya. 😅
Oh, and it's called "Exposure"
Nothing is "due to homelessness" in that sense😅
Skin gets damaged from "Exposure", which is one of the most lethal parts of homelessness.
Love ❤ you
you cant be homeless if you got a home.. she should have thought that thru
@@tekashimaahshiha647 I'm quite certain "thinking stuff through" is beyond the scope of this person's abused brain 🧠
@@Alexa-Raine she does the talking without the thinking
3 hours isn’t even long enough to learn how hard it is to keep your body clean in a world with no public showers
i wouldnt expect someone whos built like squidwards house to understand what the hell theyre saying 😭
@@naur6683😂😂😂🎉facts! You got me dying
it will all work out, it's all mindset, you gotta break free from the matrix with my $500 seminar where we watch my matrix fan film where neo learns how to excrete soap from his anus.
@@naur6683 lil bro though that 3rd grade roast was funny 💀
@@theamazingpoposhowthat was funny though
6:18 "everything is going to work out no matter what, and youll always be provided for." This entitled insanity made me realize she just doesnt know the actual way the world works at all. I hope she gets some humble pie real soon.
I feel like she probably grew up spoiled or lucky with everything provided for her and she’s so delusional that she thinks everybody else has it the same way
Yeah this answered everything to me. She just needs to say “I’m hungry” and the maid will fix her a plate.
I dont usually say this, but i hope she looses everything forna bit and quickly learns what its like to really have nothing. Not permanently, but maybe a week to a month.
Did she also pretend to have cancer for 3 hours and come to the conclusion that having cancer is a choice?
Well and do you think you need medical help to treat your cancer? No, wake up and get out of the matrix. You just need to *value* yourself.
@@rachelk4805 As long as you think you're the best thing since sliced white bread, nothing bad can happen to you unless it's by choice.
Biden announced last week he cured cancer. I saw the video clip of him saying this.
I wonder if being in a wheelchair is a choice too? How does this women live thru life?
I bet she did
Okay, this one really pisses me off.
I was homeless for six months because my husband walked out on me, my two kids, and the mortgage, my job "reorganized" me out (actually because I had just started making $20 an hour) both my parents died, I have MS so I couldn't find another job that paid enough to support paying my mortgage and I burned through my $60,000+ IRA trying to keep that house, finally losing it to foreclosure in 2010. I had nowhere to go, no one to help me, even though my sister had a full-on apartment in her lower level.
We were homeless until I got a little "garden-level" dumpy apartment that took us because I begged them and I had to spend the money my parents gave my kids because the paltry $365/month plus food stamps I got from the state would have kept us homeless.
I finally got subsidized housing and SSDI but I still struggle to this day.
I went from living comfortably in a nice home with a good job and nice savings to being on the streets in less than five years.
Fuck this woman. She's furthering the narrative that poor people are losers and victims of their own choices. 😠
I guess this person would say that, well, you aren't homeless now, so it worked for you.
The fact is, no one wants to admit just how devastating bad luck can be.
Yet through all that misfortune you kept a roof over your head. Good for you! A hard working/fighting person like you deserves better and you proved that already. I hope fortune rewards your perseverance!
Though your situation sounds horrible. You do kind of prove her point lol
@@chedubetcha69how?
@@TheMaryk1973 A lot of people woukd say that they proved her point because she worked hard and now she isn't homeless!
However, that ignores the context of the situation and all the difficulties. Is it really a great system if someone has to struggle just to have a place to live?
She’s basically like “I don’t understand why people go be homeless when they can just go home and not be homeless.”
THIS
TBF, her eyebrows look like they could fly her home. Bushy condor wings...
If you are homeless you don’t have money or family
If going outside for 3 hours is considered homelessness, then our generation is actually doomed.
As a GenXer, as a child, I was apparently homeless on a daily basis…but just until the streetlights came on.
The whole lawn crew is homeless I guess 😂
Actually she means that if any time more than like a minute is homelessness to her
God damn we sure are doomef
Oh we've been doomed for a long time my friend.
Wow I guess I’ve been homeless almost everyday
she should just let homeless people sleep at her house since they, and her, can change their situation at any time...
I'm sorry but she is not delusional. She is stupid. There is a HUGE difference.
Both actually
Like The Cat in yhe Hat said:
"You're Not Just Wrong, You're Stupid."
Agree with you
IGNORANT is more like it!!!!:/
LMFAO! Yes, she is very stupid. Maybe she will figure it out someday and change.. we can only hope lol.
This woman has the same energy as "if you are homeless, just buy a house"
“If your parents died in a car crash, just warn them next time”
“If you’re in a coma, just wake up”
A true “let them eat cake” moment
If you are drowning, just calm down
This is basically saying "Why are people homeless just get a home"
Welcome to part 237 of why humanity is doomed
Let them eat cake.
Can we do the same thing to her as was done to the first to say that?
care to list part 236 and below?
im interested to know
Humanity is doomed because a tiktok dumbass exists, such melodrama
@@robertocaballero1009 cooties is definetily up there, childrens beauty pageants, logan pauls OOPSIE forest expedition, rich people getting richer while the number of homeless is massive, i mean im not sure of the entire list but these are prime candidates right here
@@robertocaballero1009TikTok is at least 10% of that list
As someone who has been homeless during my teenage hood, by force. It was not a choice. I could not go home for my safety. I was a child without ability to generate income. I had no where to go and no one to help me for a long time. And hearing her spew this bs and it actually hurts my heart how someone so ignorant can dismiss so many people genuinely suffering and it renders my flabber fully ghasted that someone can say so many words without actually saying anything of value at all.
I think that we need to take a step back and consider why she feels this way...
I've stepped back, and my conclusion is that it's because she's a moron.
Hope things have got better for you dude, I'm no theist but if there is a god then I expect there is a special place in hell for people who take away the safety and feelings of love and security of children.
Ah yes, I love to pretend to be homeless for 3 hours. It's an amazing pastime that me and my family have always done for generations.
I call it going to a park.
Maybe having a picnic...
I can't even imagine how does it work "pretending to be homeless for 3 hours"
Like... its not even enough time to get very hungry and start looking for food in bins.
@@tatiana4050 I don't even know man
@@tatiana4050 since she seems to be very much into "manifesting her thoughts", i would imagine she "pretended to be homeless" by simply thinking of it, while sitting on her sofa 🤷
I feel sorry for anyone who had and will make contact with her in any shape or form.
I pray to God she doesn't reproduce if she hasn't already
I feel sorry for you :(
Example: this video
@@ImdefinitelynotCobaltionwhy?
@@ImdefinitelynotCobaltion
I feel sorry for you 🤷🏻♂️😂
Bro, she is saying that being homeless is a choice. Sometimes people do go for the camper van life or RV life which is fine, but it's still technically a HOME. People are forced into homelessness because of inflation among MANY other things. She really is delusional.
I loved in an RV for about a year and traveled around the us, and It was wonderful, I would recommend
For women it's a choice for men its the only option trust single father of 3 here an been thru the system
I swear to god, if a jug of milk starts costing 20 dollars, i'm starting a RIOT
I AM NOT KIDDING
@@ClintoniusMaximus_86 sounds like something only privelaged people can do or people who already start w a lot of money
@@SMCwasTaken to be fair a lot of uomeless people refuse to work. everwuere is wanted people to work.
being homeless for 3 hours? that's literally called taking a walk outside
She really gives off the vibes that she has never worked a day in her life and she only got through college due to her wealthy parents.
You're right. She "went" to college. There is no way she graduated from college. Even if she went for Arts she would fail.
That’s the worst insult ever. Who feels bad for not growing up poor lmao
@@Carl_Brutananadilewski it’s an insult because she is detached from reality and isn’t capable of contributing to society.
@@dylandreisbach1986 who cares about that lol that just sounds like a way to convince yourself your awful job is at least with something
@@Carl_Brutananadilewski of course I am jealous! Who wouldn’t be when 99% of people have less money than the 1% who can let their kids just live off their wealth their entire lives.
Eat the rich!
I find the intrusive thoughts one interesting. The reason psychologists use the term "intrusive" is because those thoughts are, well... intrusive. They literally do not come from the person, they are coming from insecurities and comments of others that have managed to ingrained into the one having the intrusive thoughts. She needs to look up the dictionary definition as well as the psychological definition. I agree with the trust-fund baby sentiment when it comes to this girl. I also agree she needs to be in a mental institution...
42?
I think there is something more to intrusive thoughts. Cause mine are often like "punch pregnant lady in the stomach" "push them under the train" "what if you put your foot out to get a car to drive over it?"
And I don't think those come from any insecurities.
I wouldn’t say they are from insecurity. It’s like “I could do this horrible thing, right now, and I don’t think you could stop me.”
It’s morbid curiosity, but with an opportunity rather than a concept.
@@totaldramagamer5521I think it really is that
Do you think it’s fair to the other people at the mental institution to send her there? I feel bad for them already.
Pretending to be homeless for 3 hrs is literally just being outside in the public
Thank goodness this woman has now informed me that choosing to have my bank manager embezzle tens of thousands of dollars from my account til it was dry was a choice, because otherwise, being homeless would've been really frustrating.
Damn. Not that it helps, but I'm sorry that happened to you. Hope you're okay.
That sucks so bad and I feel for you 💔 I hope you're able to recoup your money
I'm really sorry ❤
Well it certainly was a choice, just not one that you made
@jonashelmke2564
I had the same thought. Really sorry for what happened to you @aquapuppy9838
As someone who was homeless, I hope this woman does lose everything. That she knows what it's like to not be sure where you sleep, what you'll eat, to have a feeling of absolute hopelessness as you realize that people can't help you. Only then can she even remotely claim to understand what it is like to be homeless
I agree I spent a large portion of childhood homeless and I'm 100% certain my mom didn't choose to be homeless with 3 small girls. This woman would die within a month of being homeless.
Agreed. I 100% agree. Her take legitimately infuriates me
solidarity and same, the 2008 financial crisis was all just ~mindset~ I guess? I just was giving uhhh... myself excuses... to uh... allow Bear Stearns to trade wrapped high risk mortgages? or was it my mindset as a literal pre-teen that caused congress to overturn glass-steagall that caused it??? im confused.
I think she is doing this for his! I pray I'm right
You refer to being homeless in the past tense, which would indicate you are no longer homeless. Are you saying you didn’t have to make choices to end your homelessness? 🧐 Interesting. If when I was homeless at 14 I knew that all I needed was a magical fairy to wave her wand and give me a home without me having to make the choices I had to make to get myself off the streets, then I’d have saved myself 8 years of sleeping behind and eating out of dumpsters and turning tricks for money to survive; silly me. Also, I’m not sure if you noticed, but paying rent and bills and having to maintain a home is just a teensy bit harder than having zero responsibility, I think the word you are looking for is “comfortable” it is more “comfortable” to live in a home, not easier the only people who would argue against the power of choice are the ones who like to be a victim and nothing is ever their fault and there is always someone else to blame for their own misfortunes. I have no respect for people who deny the power of choice. You may not choose what circumstances put you there but you choose what you do with it. Anyone who says otherwise is full of more bullshit than a cornfield.
8:10 I'm "afraid" of heights, because I always have intrusive thought about jumping.. I ain't suicidal and that is not me, nor is it "interesting" thought, and fuck off saying it'll manifest into reality later
Its called call of the void the majority people have it
The vast majority of people in America are one or two missed paychecks away from being on the streets.
Under rated comment. This is so true and scary at same time.
The best comment on this thread no cap. Her parents been paying her way since birth
Fortunately I live in Germany and doesn’t have to fear to be homeless one day 😊
True