Sorry to hear about TS situation, I hope someone can find a way
to help. In this case, it’s no longer the dad is good. As I’ve
always maintained, while some parents do care for their kids, this
reasoning is not always true, so I always feel surprised when
people still repeat the non-factual saying of all parents love
their kids. When I read in other topics about family problems and
strangers just say, your parents love you, without actually knowing
the full situation, it makes me wonder if humans really think at
all, or simply just repeating what they heard or passed down
information from the elders.
In this case, just my opinion, if I was the TS, I will find a
way out, plan A and plan B. Plan A might be some way to stop the
sale. Plan B might to find lodging and despite all life’s
hardships, there is always a way to be successful. Plan B could be
thinking up where to stay, maybe friends or relatives place? Then
find a way to get income, maybe some job? Then find a way to save
abit of money for education?
Just to share with TS, I left home 2 years back, with only $200
in my pocket, which I used to take a Maxi cab and move all my
belongings to my friend’s place. That was possibly the lowest part
of my life, no job, no money, and heavy bank debts. Slowly, the
last 2 years, I forced myself to work a lot harder than others, to
pay rental, bills and if others can do it, I have managed it as
well, I’m sure you can get through it also. No situation is
permanent and all problems can be resolved if you have the
willpower.
In every dark situation, there is always some light, but in
times of darkness, it may be hard to see the light. For me, having
gone through the worst part of life, I can honestly say, my
character has grown to the point where nothing can bring me down
anymore. Having gone through the tough times gives you the self
confidence and knowledge that you have handled it before, and you
can do it again.