Thank you Misc For you support when I was homeless.

[BlackHeart.au]

As you were aware since the end of last year, I was homeless for 6 months. I used to sleep in my car during the night (being drunk) and having close calls people trying to break in. I Then would hang in a library miscing and looking for work. I was fat and had hit "rock bottom" and was on the verge of suicide (srs)

After a few months of trying so hard. I was doing Catalogue deliveries for $2-3 an hour net. Then found myself selling "Bodybuilding" supplements online for a free tub of protein a month and offering a stable job in a store depending how I went. Talk about struggling. Eventually they screwed me over.

Eventually a friend took me into his home and got me a job as a "labourer" and eventually working as a "Metal Roofer" for still crap pay.

After I got a new job as a "Bartender" (across the road from where i live) And the manager has been giving me training with "Bar Manager" as now I'm doing my Diploma in "management".

I'm just showing my appreciation for all the misc that supported me through a wreck, when I had no one else. When you have nothing going for you, no one will be your friend or want to help you In real life. However when you're doing well, everyone wants to know and hang with you.

Misc and my "300 Spartan Crew" was with me the whole time. And I could not ever forget.

I just wanted to point out boys is that, No matter how crap things might be right now, and don't see the light. Your time will come.

There are "Highs" and "Lows" In life. Sometimes it takes braking point to build you stronger.

Regards BlackHeart.

Pics of poverty time.




In my lancer.



Me as a wreck.






Now this.




My new car




Working



Now in the best shape I've been in my life.



Thanks Reps to all the misc that supported me.

[IAmBeta]

Congrats man! Good work!

[WideFajita]

gjdm, mirin hard work and change in lifestyle.

[rdog3]

Good for you brah. I don't know your full story but I couldn't imagine living out of my car

[kwabenathebest4]

Actually feel really bad for you, cant imagine how it would have been like to live like that
Can you tell some stories of how your car nearly got broken into?
Repped

[nick187]

I am in tears.

[GohanSSJ2]

Legendary bro, the Misc will always be here for you.

[jasonjb]

nice to see that you made it through, I was skeptical hippo at first

[_grape]

grats man. always nice to hear an inspirational story

[Soggybread]

gjdm. good to hear you doing well

[JustBulk]

gjdm.

[OzBoss]

congrats man srs

whats with the quote marks around the jobs you did? you on that shady time?

[cheekzzz]

not trying be disrespectful or anything, but where was your family when you were at your lowest point?

Also take my measlies. Mirin hard at you overcoming this

[Relate]

Inspiring OP. Keep it up and don't fall back into that trap again brah.

[BlackHeart.au]

Congrats man! Good work!

gjdm, mirin hard work and change in lifestyle.

Good for you brah. I don't know your full story but I couldn't imagine living out of my car

Thanks boys. When you having nothing, your car is your only security.

Actually feel really bad for you, cant imagine how it would have been like to live like that
Can you tell some stories of how your car nearly got broken into?
Repped

I Used to sleep at a beach carpark. I felt safer, as there were alot more other cars parked around. However on a particular occasion when was asleep in my car, I was woken up by hearing voices near my car. I was shaking and staying "low" with a pocket knife in my hand ready to lunge if they tried to break in. I think after they looked closely, they realised I was in the car, then ran off.

I've been raided/seached by Police a few times, as they thought I was some sort of dealer lol. It's quite scary actually, because you don't know what they might find and use it against you, without realising you have it in the car.

[Danbrahh]

wow never knew this brother stay strong

[DrugDylan]

Well done man, I'm from Sydney too.

How did you become homeless? lost job or other bs?

[Skeletor666]

GJ!!! Thanks for my greens aswell <3

[put5onyo]

Thanks for this OP.


I am at the lowest point I have ever been in life right now, and have seriously been trying to find a reason to keep going. Stories like this give me hope that it will all be better someday.

[BlackHeart.au]

not trying be disrespectful or anything, but where was your family when you were at your lowest point?

Well done man, I'm from Sydney too.

How did you become homeless? lost job or other bs?

Also take my measlies. Mirin hard at you overcoming this

My family we're the ones that kicked me out. Long story short.. I suffered major depression for 2 years after Losing everything I had (army Career). I didn't leave my room for months (nearly a year) and was afraid to go out in public. All I did was Play "BF3" all night and sleep all day.

I would drive to 7-11 at 1-4 am to get my groceries.

[gogz]

The misk is a brotherhood (no homo)

Good job op, repped

[XtremeOCD]

Really good to hear things turned around well for you. You should be proud man. All the best in the future.

[DeathsFriend]

fukking congrats bro. inspirational stuff

[frommisc]

excellent to hear. best of luck to you buddy

[Lunatic]

In this case OP is DEFINITELY a *******.


Glad ya doing better, bro. Proud of ya

[BlackHeart.au]

Thanks for this OP.


I am at the lowest point I have ever been in life right now, and have seriously been trying to find a reason to keep going. Stories like this give me hope that it will all be better someday.

No worries.

Would you care to show us what's happening in your life right now, putting you at this "point"?

Really good to hear things turned around well for you. You should be proud man. All the best in the future.

I am proud. It's a hard lesson learn't. I know more now than I ever did before. I will never take anything for granted ever again.

[RuskiBrah]

Fuark thats rough man :'(

Glad you made it through, looking like a boss now

[viewtifulBrah]

Good to know everything work out for you OP i remember reading your thread when you were living in you car, gjdm after the storm comes the calm.

[put5onyo]

No worries.

Would you care to show us what's happening in your life right now, putting you at this "point"?

I feel like a bish even writing this after what you've been through.

I went through a divorce a couple of years ago. At the time my son was 9-months old. After a year of fighting in court and about $30k in legal bills, I finally got to see my son (share 50/50 now), who my ex was trying to keep away from me.

About a year ago, I met a girl that was perfect. Smart, funny, intelligent (pursuing the same Doctorate I have). She was always there to make things better when I was having issues with my son. Things were going great until a couple of months ago when she said she loved me but didn't know how to handle that (prior issues in her life make it hard for her to care for people).

Other than my son, she was the only thing I really cared about in life. She could always make me smile no matter how ****ty of a day I was having or problems I was having with my ex. I'd been doing well lately. Going to the gym, trying to work on me. She called last night and wanted to hang out. We did and she stayed the night. Had a great day and everything seemed ok. Couple hours after I dropped her off she called and said she shouldn't have done it because she's not ready to love me the way I love her.

I feel so dumb even worrying about this when you went through what you did. She just messed with my mind so bad. Also, because of the divorce I have a lot of financial issues I can't resolve and have had a real hard time connecting with people as I just assume they will hurt me.

[BlondeRod]

This is one of the most deserving GoodJobDaveMan's ever. Inspirational.