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From age 22 to a few months before my 24th birthday, I lived without a home, in northeast Tennessee. I'm doing better now, I eventually got another job and got back on my feet, but boy, Tennessee backcountry is not a fun place to be homeless.
I lost my home initially because my roomate got busted for pot. I didn't smoke it, but because I lived there, I was caught up in it all. I served 3 months in the county jail. By the time I got out, I had been evicted. My landlord was kind enough to store my things in a storage unit, but I had to get them all out immediately. Since I had nowhere to live and nowhere to put it all, no family to drop back on, I just sold it all off. Most of it went in a 'yardsale' type thing I did at the storage place, the rest went to pawn shops.
The only things I kept were clothes, a big tarp, my glock knife, and my guns. I only had two, pic related, and an old Winchester 37 break action 20 gauge that was my grandmother's.
Anybody want to hear my stories? I feel like I've lived a fairly /k/ experience without being military. Ask me anything.
I lost my home initially because my roomate got busted for pot. I didn't smoke it, but because I lived there, I was caught up in it all. I served 3 months in the county jail. By the time I got out, I had been evicted. My landlord was kind enough to store my things in a storage unit, but I had to get them all out immediately. Since I had nowhere to live and nowhere to put it all, no family to drop back on, I just sold it all off. Most of it went in a 'yardsale' type thing I did at the storage place, the rest went to pawn shops.
The only things I kept were clothes, a big tarp, my glock knife, and my guns. I only had two, pic related, and an old Winchester 37 break action 20 gauge that was my grandmother's.
Anybody want to hear my stories? I feel like I've lived a fairly /k/ experience without being military. Ask me anything.
