Thread 82479579

few years ago i was homeless and ran into some homeless guy at this hidden little nook in a pretty big city, it might have been boston, i don't remember.
anyways after the conversation ended he offered me some crack and i said no after thinking about it for a second.
i was one yes away from being a homeless schizophrenic crack head.
crazy how that works.

>>82479579 (OP)
>i was one yes away from being a homeless schizophrenic crack head.

I'm so proud of you, honey ^_^

>>82479618
i still wonder what life might have been like staying homeless and being a crack head, he seemed nice, he was old and sounded like he was looking for friends, he took a big risk asking me if i wanted to smoke crack with him, he must have known that question could have made or broken the little bond we had developed in our brief exchange. poor old fella, i hope he's doing well.

>>82479579 (OP)
Being homeless is like one big nightmare to normal mode rpg survival game.

>>82479989
You could of had a friend and crack to uplift u through the bleakness of the city life anon, lots of homeless people are searching for the a person they can find to fill a spot in their soul wether it be physical or mental

>>82480005
they should make a survival game like rust, but the setting is an urban location like a city and you build cardboard bases and you can do all sorts of drugs, like maybe one of the weapons is fentanyl and if you hit someone with it they fold over, like a debuff and you can like loot them while they're folded over or beat the shit out of them.
that would be fun, a homeless simulator, I'd play the shit out of it.

>>82480023
i bet there's not many trust worthy people out on the streets though, i've seen too many videos of guys interviewing homeless people and the women are always talking about how they got raped and robbed and beaten, it's like they go after the weakest person they can find.

>>82480061
Yeah I talk and interview homeless women a lot and most of them have bruises and shit, ive lost count really how many times i seen it

And the guys who are usually rotmaxxing more are pretty chill and kind but its very transactional between them all especially if your are homeless

>>82479579 (OP)
Saying "no" is basically a superpower in a world of NPCs.