Hi Reddit, I’m a 28 year old living in the city of San Francisco, California, a couple of hours from Oakland, California. In my first 5 years of living in the city of San Francisco, I had no experience, experience, or experiences with the sea, snow, or earthquakes as well as any experience related to the experience of being in the city of San Francisco. When I was a young teenager, my parents had a storm and I grew up in a house that was a little less than five minutes away. I never went to school, nor went to the beach. No experience, experiences, and experiences in San Francisco. I learned about the storm and did not go to school, nor went to the beach. That’s why I went to school. I got a degree at UC Irvine, went to graduate school, and went to college.
Do you have any suggestions about tackling homelessness as a social issue, from the perspective of someone who is currently homeless?
Any advice? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments!
If you can say where you are, what age you are, what your class is, how much you earn, how many friends you have, where you sleep at night, which of your houses are rubbish, etc. then please let me know!
I am a 28 year old living on a beach near the city of San Francisco, California, a couple of hours from Oakland, California. AMA!
I would say that the first step is to start talking about your struggles and then start talking about how you’d like to change all the things in your life. I don’t think you’ve done that yet, but I’m quite sure if you do talk about it as a starting point, then you will definitely get something.