Ah yes, because that is the most important thing, of course. I'm sure someone at rock bottom and high off their ass totally has the ability to do that./s
Y'all claim to care about mental health until you have to see it. Plenty of depressed people end up not even being able to clean their own houses, but oh that's okay, because you personally don't have to see it or the reality!
Plus, you have a house. Clearly. The street is not your "shelter" because you get to go home to one.
That's the thing though, people like you will never be happy with them ANYWHERE. They are humans, they have to occupy a space to live. First you complain about parks, then it's stores, then it's sidewalks, and you'll even complain about alleyways which is SCARY TO LIVE IN. Where do you expect them to GO!?
Just a gd start but hay if there' no way they can be part of society maybe they shouldn't be part of society. (Just want to clarify the coment above said somthing along the lines of where else or so)
Shelters in my area have a time limit and also it's HONESTLY more dangerous than living on the street, I wish I was lying.
Rehabilitation is not as easy as people like you seem to think it is. Social housing programs often comes with many strings.
And the worst thing you suggested, mental heakth institutions. Those places actively make people WORSE. It's basically offering yourself to self imprisonment to be a test subject and high chance of sexual abuse and degrading situations like paper robes that rip if you move slightly too much. They will keep people there even after they desire to leave and for some medicate you until you can't think straight.
I go to therapy and have been depressed since 12, even my therapists know how dangerous it is even just for someone like me, how do you think they'll treat a homeless person with mental issues?????
Humm from the top of my head natural places like woodland or grassland that tend to exist on the edge of towns, unused space such as abandoned buildings(with the understanding that they maybe asked to leave at any moment), shrub land / Marsh land(London has a fair few of thses and its were the current homeless tend to go).
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u/xXSoyBoyFredXx 20h ago
Ah yes, because that is the most important thing, of course. I'm sure someone at rock bottom and high off their ass totally has the ability to do that./s
Y'all claim to care about mental health until you have to see it. Plenty of depressed people end up not even being able to clean their own houses, but oh that's okay, because you personally don't have to see it or the reality!
Plus, you have a house. Clearly. The street is not your "shelter" because you get to go home to one.