What is a person's outlook on life when he is homeless all his life?

A person who is homeless all his life may have different effects on his outlook on life.

1. Lack of stable living environment: homeless men may not have a fixed residence, so their lives may lack stability. They may need to constantly find a safe place to stay, and may spend the night in various public places, such as parks, streets or other places. This unstable living environment may lead to their lack of sense of belonging and confidence in life.

2. Social isolation: Homeless men may face social isolation because they have no fixed residence and may not be able to invite friends or family to visit. This may cause them to feel lonely or excluded from society.

3. Economic pressure: Homeless men may face economic pressure because they need to pay for accommodation or other living expenses. This may lead them to find cheap food or accommodation, or make them work harder to earn more income.

4. Mental stress: Homeless men may face mental stress because they don't have a safe place to live and a stable living environment. They may feel anxious, depressed or helpless, which may affect their mental health and emotional state.

Generally speaking, homeless men may face many challenges and difficulties, which may have a negative impact on their lives. However, there are also many homeless people who show strong adaptability and will to survive when facing these challenges. They may use their own resources and skills to overcome difficulties and look for opportunities to reintegrate into society.