Talk about the sorrow of a woman who has no home.

1. Sadness goes upstream. This year, I was really upset. I don't feel at home, just like a homeless child. Having a home is like being homeless!

Sometimes having a home is better than being homeless. This kind of home has nothing but added more discomfort to myself, and my heart is extremely uncomfortable. I really can't describe it in words.

Homeless as homeless, homeless as homeless. People have joys and sorrows, the moon has a full moon, they see the prosperity of the world, they see the changes of people's hearts, they only enjoy the years, and they sigh at night.

Walking alone on the road at night, I still feel a little lost. Although I have worked here for two years, I still can't find a sense of belonging at home.

If you don't work hard, you can't survive in society. What's the point of having a home like being homeless? A person is actually really good!

6. The family seems to be homeless and living in fantasy. I don't care about the road below, but I'm not bearish. See the world, think of Buddha root. Staying in a quiet yard is pure and vulgar. No love, no love, no painful bells.

7. What's the difference between having a homeless family? Does it exist or not? Has anyone taken care of it and asked? Why should you regret your choice?

8. It's nice to be alone. Without those worrying things, having a home is like being homeless. After your troubles, you will live the life you want and embark on the road you want.

9. The feeling of never finding home. I don't like this life. I really want to escape. In the future, we must find a city that feels at home, and go for a walk, eat, read and do everything we like with the people we like.

10. If you have a home, it seems that you are homeless. It's better to have relatives than no relatives. A little care from friends outside can melt you, and you'd rather wander all your life.