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Respondent Three Argumentative Essay

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Respondent three is 24 years old and identify himself as Caucasian. He is unemployed and has only completed his sophomore year in high school. He is single but has a three years old daughter named Ada. He was in a relationship with his daughter’s mom when he was 19 or 20 years old. He grew up in New Port Richey, Florida. He has eight half brothers and sisters. His parents were not married and his maternal grandma adopted him. His mom sells things on Ebay and he never meet his dad. He considered his grandma his mom and she sells weeds. He does not know his parent’s education level. One fond childhood memory is that his grandma supported him very well on skateboarding ever since nine years old but he quit at the age of eighteen. As a child, he …show more content…

But he thinks that they see him as a person that have a low life and that respondent three is a bumb. Respondent three aforementioned that churches, food pantries, salvation army, and side jobs allows him to get money to survive. Respondent three would loved to go back to his previous home because he will take advantage of it in a good way. It is not easy to be by himself, but he chooses this lifestyle for himself––homeless. Respondent three misses his family members but at the same time he has dilemmas because of awful past experiences that he does not want to disclosed. Respondent three would like to say to people that have stereotypes towards the homeless to know that homelessness are people that are less fortunate and going through tough times. Homelessness are making a difference in a good …show more content…

Respondent two and three would like to go back to their previous home while respondent one have no desire at all. Respondent one and three have a rough childhood with their family members while respondent two have a somewhat happy childhood with her family members. Three respondents are very positive towards their life because they believed that they will make a change someday. Three respondents strongly urge people that have stereotypes towards the homeless to not judge the book by its cover because everyone have their own stories to

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