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I made some Steel Ball Run fanarts before I draw more Yumeship art again 💚🐎

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The promised Valentine's Day Johnny drawing!

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My least favorite new politically correct term is "unhoused." Like you can just tell it was created to make liberals feel less icky when talking about homeless people.

I was homeless. I was homeless as a child and as an adult. That shit sucks believe it or not.

The uncertainty. The ever-present grimy feeling from lack of access to running water. Having nothing to your name. The shame you feel is asking your fellow man for the bare minimum. Just so much shame, man.

"Unhoused" is so clinical. A technical term. Sure, its not incorrect, but it doesn't properly convey the emotional and psychological impact homelessness has on you.

You say "house", I think of a structure.

You say "home", I think of stability.

#I have never met someone who experienced homelessness that likes the term ‘unhoused’#I include myself in those ranks #it’s genuinely so fucking dehumanizing and makes me feel like I’m a statistic instead of a human being #I was only homeless for a short time but it’s still one of the most harrowing and painful experiences of my life #it took me six years to stop keeping my prized possessions in grocery bags to be easily transported in case I lost my home #and it’s been eight years since I was homeless #OP’s right it fucking stays with you. it scars your soul.#give people basic dignity and acknowledge the terror of being homeless by calling it what it is