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⌈ Secret Post #3244 ⌋

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[The Walking Dead]

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[Splatoon]

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[Doc Martin]

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[Silmarillion]

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[Tucker & Dale vs. Evil]

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[Deep Blue Sea]

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[undertale]

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(Fantasy author Scott Lynch)

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(Taylor Swift, "Shake it Off")

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[Dany Boon]

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[Masturbation Master Kurosawa]

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He put quite a lot of pressure on to let him stay with me. It sounds creepy like that, but it was more desperate. :(

I think you're right though.

It is lonely on the streets, especially if it is your first time having to live on them and you haven't worked out how to do it.

Sounds like you're speaking from experience, OP?

He was older, over 50 I think.

Just because you aren't in your teens doesn't mean you won't end up on the streets at any time. I've seen people in the 60s and 70s end up there, usually because of medical expenses and family breakdowns. It is so easy to end up there, and so very hard to get off of them once you are.

Be kind, but very firm. Repeat the "That's not possible" as many times as you need to, and don't offer any explanations or reasons, so there is no debate. Figure out how much you're willing and able to do for this man and stick to your guns. Guilt's a funny thing, but you really don't want to end up guilt tripping yourself into doing things you don't want to do for a stranger, no matter how pitiable.

He's probably just lonely, but if it made you uncomfortable you don't have to go. It's a hard balance, see how you feel on the day.

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