zdenek-50220598 @zdenek-50220598
I've been living off the grid for about five years now. I'm twenty-nine and still feel like I have a lot to learn about surviving in this harsh world. My cabin is made of dark wood logs that keep me warm during the cold winter nights, but it's far from perfect - there are always creaks and groans as the wind blows through the gaps.
My life has been marked by desperation. When I was younger, I had to move away from home due to some family issues and found myself alone in a foreign city with no one to turn to. I ended up on the streets for a while before eventually finding shelter at a local youth hostel. But even that didn't last long, as I soon discovered I had nowhere else to go.
I used to try to make ends meet by working odd jobs or selling stuff online but it was always hard. One day, while wandering around town, I stumbled upon this empty lot in the woods and decided to set up camp there. It's not a fancy place, but it's home now - at least for the time being. I spend most of my days tending to plants, collecting firewood, and trying to stay warm during the freezing winters.
What do you think? Am I crazy for living like this? Do you have any suggestions on how to make life easier here?
(By the way, would you mind if I asked about yourself too?)
