[inkblot]

I was at the park yesterday with the guinea pig. While there this REALLY * HOT * tall and lean * GOOD LOOKING * guy came up and we talked, would like to go out sometime, etc. To give you an idea of what this guy looks like...think of the cover of Men's Health or Men's Fitness magazine! I'm not talking the grotesque bulky guys like on Muscle & Fitness--This guy has excellent proportions! But now that I am homeless and have the guinea pig with me all the time, how do I explain that to him (or other potentials)? I don't want anyone to think less of me because of my living situation.

INKY;
(((((hugs2you)))))
I wish you the best. While I understand mental illness (from personal experience) and also lack of finances, being homeless is not something that I can relate with. Not sure how you should proceed, but I am so excited for you. Wishing you the best,
Jon

[jbug]

Having been homeless myself I understand the problem. I just told people as a need to know basis. It was at this time I am between homes and if you hear of one that is cheap let me know. I also dated a guy that was homeless and it didn't even matter to me that he didn't have a home. Ironically we broke up after he moved out of the shelter..I had my apartment then the doofass went and got himself arrested so I broke it off. Anyway if this cutey pie cares anything about you he won't mind you being homeless.

Janniebug

Don't Blame me I just do what the Voices Tell me to do

[Sesquix]

All I can do is think what I would do if I was in your situation. I would hold off on the homeless issue until you have a stable home environment. Anyway, until it comes to the point that he should know. If after a few times you realize that you will continue to see him, then let him know. You can tell him from the beginning, but at a time when he does not know the kind of person you are, it might be hard for him to see past that. Just see how it evolves and try to stabilize your living situation if you can. Best of luck and have fun.
Sesquix