Hello Lovelies. How are you all doing? I’m doing okay. Ya, Lovelies, you know I’m always authentically honest with you. This post certainly is no different. All my posts are all heart felt and personal. As I really want to share hard-learned lessons. One hard lesson I’m learning is how housing insecurity can occur even when renting from your parents. “Housing insecurity—which includes unaffordability, poor housing quality, and residential instability—is a critical social determinant of health that acts as a fundamental driver of poor well-being across the entire lifespan.”

Ya, Lovelies, I know I have touched on the topic of homelessness. Homelessness results from housing insecurity. In the expansive, lovely state of New York, the median cost of an average apartment is 2000 per month. It is possible to get a cheaper place, but it will be in a very bad neighborhood. Even some bad neighborhoods can be 2000 per month. With how expensive housing is, it is no wonder that there are a lot of families who are homeless. For instance, since the trains and buses run 24 hours here in New York, that is where a lot of homeless people go to for shelter. Moreover, there are some programs available to help with rent if you are eligible. Being self-employed like me makes it difficult to show my earnings and verify my eligibility. What about people like me? We all need to feel secure in our housing situation and protected if we lose our job prospects. Or other unforeseeable problems in the future. True wellbeing is knowing you have a safe haven to lay your head at night and a place to leave your things. Food, shelter, and water are everyone’s right, regardless of their financial situation. In the future, I would like to help with my business, Frans Online Business INC. I will talk more about that in a future post. Until then, take care of yourself with sweet love. Bye for now.