Well, this is my second night out in the cold... First night homeless, even if temporary. Last night i worked all night at the construction site... and it was cold. Tonight back in the car... not working... just no place to sleep... my roommated put me out, it is their house, Supposedly this is just a week but my fears are when I get back the locks will be changed. I was supposed to stay with a friend but he isn't answering his phone now.
So why was I put out for a week... their kids are in town for the week between Christmas and New Years. Why am I worried that the locks may be changed when the week is over. Well, a few months couple months ago... I brought my partner home to spend a weekend with me. previous to this my roommates were very friendly always asking me to bring a friend or who I was dating over for Thanksgiving, Passover etc etc.. I never did... well I can tell you... I didn't get the invitation this year to bring my partner to thanksgiving, which occured after I brought my past partner home and if fact they made it a point to say they didn't want me bringing people over to stay...
What changed you ask... who they thought my partner was. Previously they had only met one person and that was an accident. they were supposed to be out of town and a friend of mine was over, purely platonic as she is 100% Lesbian, when they came home. It was a brief conversation and me and my friend left. That is the only friend of mine they had met and she is stunning, but a Lesbian. Although we never talked about it, I think they assumed that was my partner. I say this because their whole demeanor changed when they actually met my former partner who is a FTM Transgender. My roommates attitude visibly chilled toward me and there was a conversation about how I might be happier living elsewhere....
so yes... my fear us the "I need your room for our kids" was a ploy to get me out of the house.
We shall see... but until then car living is my life except for the days when a friend is kind enough to loan me their couch.
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