Everyone has it. And we all have our own strategies for identifying negative emotions. Sometimes we call a friend for a beer and tossed it. Or we call mom or dad and ask for trust. Maybe we can shoot someone else and forget about everything for a few hours. Or you can go to the gym or take him to the basketball court. But street life is thriving. I have no friends to drink beer, I cannot call my parents and expect support, there are no movies to watch and no one to join. No amenities, no membership fees, and no basketball court at the gym. You often have to carry your own emotional burden without being distracted by it. And it's hard. But it makes you stronger, tougher for the soul, and more central. When you finally get back, life will be much easier. And unlike darkness and loneliness, pleasant experiences occur.