If one were to ask, what is the difference between

having 1 roommate vs 3, inside a shelter,

 

 

When 4 people share a room, there was exchange of

incredible number of people the duration I stayed here,

leaving me exposed to number of danger.

 

The other, doesn't.

 

It's a world of difference.

 

 

And the fact that the person who complained

went into the room the next day,

and after the fight, Douglas, the source

was grouped with him,

and they fought against me on the channel at some point,

explains a type of scapegoating, targeting.

Again by Douglas's persuasion, carried on to the channel as well.

 

No idea why they were grouped together,

but seeing as though the staff was antagonizing me at the time,

it must have been a favor to Douglas somehow.

 

Despite one of the staff telling me,

he was put into a place with former convicts were.

 

Considering, Karina was favoring Douglas at the time,

and that move was after a lengthy discussion between themselves,

I doubt it was towards as a punishment for his misbehavior.

 

Either way, if Joshua spoke to Milena directly,

and what followed was an immediate transfer,

 

there was deliberate negligence,

deliberate segregation on me, that was present.

 

I avoided the scheduled in-shelter therapy,

because intuitively, something felt wrong.

 

She should have done something about it, but doesn't.

Instead it was being directed to that therapy over past instead,

 

so rather, knowing that channel existed,

another way to divert the topic into care and sympathy.

 

When in reality, nothing was done, segregation and favoring my attackers it seems.

 

Not that sending Douglas into Joshua's room was her idea.

But giving Joshua privilege seemed to have been. When overlooking mine.

 

So there was some strong targeting that went on,

for whichever motives, everyone did everything against respecting my rights.

 

 

*Whether the scheduled therapy was before or after Joshua incident was present

I can't remember. But it certainly was after the 2nd letter on Douglas.

On-going issue.