Life for all of us is tricky. You lose some; you win some, you then maybe learn from some. However the under privileged of society doesn’t have time in their baggage. They have curiosity and involvement, which activates the path of transition and evolvement.

No matter how you look at it, the awkwardness of the young socially deprived will always be just that. Being young entails a large part of your character being difficult and stubborn. Majority of young people never know what they want, so they keep on looking for something that they can connect to in life.

There is a constant query of Who Am I? Your biggest security in life wants to know who you are and always find out more. Problems in the arena of life are bigger than you. There is a loss of control and sometimes never an answer. The lack of self-confidence and low self-esteem is real and happening. This transition is getting you to get out of your sanctuary. It is provoking ideas and narratives. It is moulding the first identity crisis as you settle in your life. You need to know where you are going and if it is an attainable goal you can commit to.
Everything and everyone has noise. There will always be a pressure to be someone- someone kind, someone good, someone gentle or loving. You want to develop a set of belief systems, you want to be close to people and you want to feel alive. The biggest problem is tackling the many challenges that are attracted to you during this time of your life and trying to get through feeling alright.

Crime, sexuality, drug abuse and poverty just skim the many issues the charities need to address that many of the young under privileged need to face. Their challenges scare them, so why wouldn’t life? The biggest fear humanity has is to let go and just feel. These days, feelings are your biggest enemy and are causing the suicide rate higher than before. Without substance, who can live? Without support in this ambiguous time of your life, who knows how to? Life- in all its essence is the problem. They all just need a little support to make them feel it.