Disclaimer: In Real Life is a platform for everyday people to share their experiences and voices. All articles are personal stories and do not necessarily echo In Real Life’s sentiments.
I am 36 years old. I used to work in maintenance, but I was fired. I have a family, and they know that I am here. I have been living in the streets for quite a while already.
I am currently in pain, but I don’t know what’s causing this. I am really hungry – thank you for the food. I like maggie goreng.
“I struggled to get a job because I injured my leg after falling from the first floor. I do not have my identification card, as it was taken away from me.”
“The election? What does it matter to us? I don’t even know who I will vote for – I don’t think I can even go and vote.”
I need to rest now. If you want to find more homeless people, you can go to Bulatan Pahang.
Do you know anyone with an interesting story to share? Drop us an email at ym.efillaerni@olleh and we may feature the story.
For more stories like this, read:
You might also like
More from Real People
‘A RM100 fee cost a company 5 years of revenue’ shares M’sian
This story is about a Malaysian who learned that bureaucracy can be defeated simply by not arguing with it.A billing …
‘I quiet-quit, upskilled, and tripled my salary,’ shares M’sian engineer
This story is about a Malaysian who learned that loyalty without leverage leads nowhere in the corporate world.After years of …
‘I did everything right, and it still wasn’t enough’ shares M’sian graduate
This story is about a Malaysian graduate navigating big dreams in a job market where a degree no longer guarantees …
