Woods-Mullen Shelter Is A Crime Against Humanity: Other than the voyeurism and the stalking around the building, my apartment is safer than my last apartment, and safer than a homeless shelter, but nobody should have to live like I do.

July 5, 2016

There's a locked door at every entrance; all the tenants have electronic keys, so they can't be duplicated.

It would not be easy for a stalker to get into the building or into my apartment from outside.

It's awful to live like this, though. I haven't really tried to socialize with other tenants; I can't tell them that there are cameras and audiorecording electronics hidden in my apartment, and if they visit me they'd be victimized by the voyeurism, also. If I told them what's happening, they'd think I was crazy and they'd tell the landlord, and I don't want to get evicted.

Then there's the hacking of my phone, my email, and everything else by the conglomerate. It seems like there's nothing that I can do, and it's never going to end. That's what it feels like every day.

There are also all the hateblogs about me online; I'm sure that at least some people don't know what to think.

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Other than the voyeurism and the stalking around the building, my apartment is safer than my last apartment, and safer than a homeless shelter, but nobody should have to live like I do.