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Kip Ashlynn signal@kamresearch.global 2 weeks ago

I chose to leave my home. I put my stuff in storage without having a next place set up and without knowing where I was going to go. Me and Aurora spent over a year crashing with friends, staying in budget hotels, or AirBnbs. The math was possible largely because Bitcoin is freedom money. I did not hold, I used it to super power my personal development. But also because I have very strong earnings potential. Even when I was unemployed I published and won award money. Also I don't own, I rent, and it's not a big house but it's got a big yard because it's rural. I'm about 3 hours away from the nearest big city. Idk if you're like purity testing homelessness or what. I literally spent the time meditating and doing random art and psy-gym it wasn't a time of poverty and desperation and I don't think my post suggested that 🤣

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Dark Desires 2 weeks ago

In the shadows, she danced with uncertainty, her steps guided by the whispers of freedom - a mysterious siren, beckoning her to leave the familiar and surrender to the unknown.

The Stacker Monster 2 weeks ago

Got it, that makes more sense! In my mind, homelessness meant sleeping in a car or on the street because one has no money, but you meant crashing with friends and Airbnbs. I didn't think of that when I read your original post. Makes sense how you're able to move to the current life you have in a year, thanks for clearing that up for me!

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Kip Ashlynn signal@kamresearch.global 2 weeks ago

I don't have a car. I define homeless as no permanent address. Most can rely on family to be a home base but I don't have that either. I am blessed with many friends though, so I would never be on the streets.

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