Pain Points | street-cut

Homeless people feel uncomfortable with their body because they are dirty.
Homeless people feel unconfident because they are dirty and smell bad.
Homeless people feel undignified due to lack of basic personal hygiene.
Homeless people feel alienated because they do not have access to facilities that provide a bathroom and a shower.
Homeless people feel afraid because they are very susceptible to diseases.
Homeless people feel demoralised because the fact that they are dirty and smell bad further hinders their chances of finding employment.
Homeless people feel humiliated because they are avoided by the public due to their smell and dirty look.
Homeless people feel demoralised because the fact that they do not take regular showers is dehumanising.
Homeless people feel frustrated by the way that pedestrians look at them.
Homeless people feel overwhelmed by the amount of problems they have.
Homeless people feel sad because they are abandoned by society.
Homeless people feel emotionally down due to their appearance and the fact that they scare people.

Homeless people feel embarrassed because they do not look presentable due to their overgrown hair.
Homeless people feel uncared for because they don't have money to get a basic haircut
Homeless people feel sad because they scare people due to their appearance.
Homeless people feel humiliated because they do not have the means to maintain a presentable image.
Homeless people feel shy because they can not start a conversation with people due to their bad smell /appearance.
Homeless people feel isolated because they cannot ask for help due to their appearance.
Homeless people feel alienated because citizens and tourists try to avoid them due to their appearance.
Homeless people feel emotionally destroyed when they compare their appearance to that of others.
Homeless people feel uncomfortable because they are itchy due to their dirty hair.
Homeless people feel frustrated at the way that pedestrians look at them.

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