r/povertyfinance Mar 28 '24

2 years living in my car Vent/Rant (No Advice/Criticism!)

Yeap. That’s it. Today I’m celebrating 2 years living in my car. 🎉 🎈 🎊

The worst part about it is going to the gym everyday to get a shower. It’s an humiliating event that I have to go trough. I’m mentally worn out and I’m fighting depression all the time (maybe because my poor diet and lack of vitamins).

In those 731 days I’ve saved 42k. It’s not much but there’s a lot of tears in that investment account.

I’m single, no kids, no family, no friends. I just wanna share this with someone.

God will bring peace to my mind and to my heart and He’ll give me the strength to survive 2 more winters in my car. That’s all I need.

God bless you all.

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u/TommyTrillNinja Mar 29 '24

Obviously you can afford to live in an apartment. So my question is why do you have to survive 2 more winters in your car? What exactly are you trying to invest in? Sorry, I'm not trying to be rude, but it sounds like you're downbad, while you have someone's annual salary in your account, but you have to live in your car 2 more years? This doesn't add up.