It seems like nowadays I'm always thinking of being homeless but walking across cities just for fun for most of the day taking rests here and there. I just wouldn't want to do alone because that would be boring and very dangerous. Homeless people can't be trusted too and most are old guys I would need someone my own age. I have severe Insomnia I'm always extremely depressed and crying 24/7. Life is hell but I'm too scared of whatever happens after I die
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Bitcoin (BTC):Ethereum (ETH):Monero (XMR):If you're able to/have the time for it, why not try it? Take the time to just... wander. If you don't have someone to do it with, take note of safe routes and be careful. If you find it boring you can just head back to where you started, you won't have to do it for longer than you want to.
Homelessness is terrible, but it doesn't hurt to try and emulate and bring some of the more 'freeing' aspects it may have into your own life.
Ehh there's a difference between being minimalist and being homeless homeless sucks, is stressful, often scary, and your cohorts are often erratic almost universally on drugs, and just generally things are unclean. The amount of control you have and the perception of you also rapidly changes. Furthermore, its also just expensive.
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