Curious if you noticed a common through line, if any, to the people who did respond to your help and improve? I also wonder if Hoovervilles where similarly violent and desperate as the homeless situation seems to be now.
Curious if you noticed a common through line, if any, to the people who did respond to your help and improve? I also wonder if Hoovervilles where similarly violent and desperate as the homeless situation seems to be now.
I unfortunately think it's exactly as AA and other groups say. You have to want to change, which means you have to admit you need to.
No amount of support and resources around you will do a thing if you don't want this. Of course, if you do, then you've got a much better chance than someone who doesn't have those resources, but again, the first step is on the person, not the support.
Curious if you noticed a common through line, if any, to the people who did respond to your help and improve? I also wonder if Hoovervilles where similarly violent and desperate as the homeless situation seems to be now.
I unfortunately think it's exactly as AA and other groups say. You have to want to change, which means you have to admit you need to.
No amount of support and resources around you will do a thing if you don't want this. Of course, if you do, then you've got a much better chance than someone who doesn't have those resources, but again, the first step is on the person, not the support.