Homeless girl hygiene, if you ever wondered

Something you may not expect from seeing me on the street, I live in a tent, behind a carwash in a really big city. Where I'm from finding housing is basically just a joke, to live indoors you have to pay 3100 a month for a studio and the landlord has some strict and way too personal rules like you can't eat meat indoors, no pets, no guests, no smoking and they still want some big as heck deposit...I ain't afraid to camp alone, not even in the city and I've been trying to figure out ways to change the stigma associated with homelessness, truth is, I never expected it to be me, and it can just as easily have been anyone.  i do my best as a person and partner to live by an honest heart. People's truths change depending on their perspective, but to have an artist's life, and an honest wholesome heart you have to ask yourself every moment," does what I'm doing align with my ideals" if the answer isn't a hell yes...then it's a no! 

As a homeless person, I strive to have good hygiene, clean clothes, I keep my camp tidy, and I take out my own trash. I try to also show other homeless people how to act more appropriately to help change the public veiws of homelessness...my motto is you can be an addict, a homeless person, a cast away, and still be an example.