Its better than being on the streets or back in texas with all the transphobia there. I hate not having a bathroom that’s mine, and I really hate all the eco-sinks every bathroom has.
Since living in my car, my sense of white guilt has skyrocketed. I have so many interactions with police because they just wanna check on me, but I haven’t had a single “bad” experience yet and I know thats because I’m white.
Its not going to be forever, but it was the best way to start living as my true self and despite all the struggles I don’t think I’d do it any differently.
If you are in a position to do so, I have more of my story on my gofundme that I recently set up.
What’s your day to day like? Pros? Cons? What’s something you didn’t realize until you were living in your car?
Its better than being on the streets or back in texas with all the transphobia there. I hate not having a bathroom that’s mine, and I really hate all the eco-sinks every bathroom has.
Since living in my car, my sense of white guilt has skyrocketed. I have so many interactions with police because they just wanna check on me, but I haven’t had a single “bad” experience yet and I know thats because I’m white.
Its not going to be forever, but it was the best way to start living as my true self and despite all the struggles I don’t think I’d do it any differently.
If you are in a position to do so, I have more of my story on my gofundme that I recently set up.