Кадр выше наш. Полное медиа с Facebook запрошено — подставим его сюда, как только приедет.
👉👉👉
🛑 My name is Maria. I’m 33. I live in Marseille, in the 14th arrondissement. I rent a room. Not an apartment. Not even a studio. A room in an old shared apartment with two other people who, like me, can't afford a place of their own. I work as a cleaner for P.H.S Provence, a real cleaning company that operates in Marseille. I work around 35 hours a week. Mostly mornings and afternoons. Some days start early. Other days finish late because I have to travel between different sites. After taxes, I take home around €1,520 a month. Sounds like enough? It isn't. Here are my monthly expenses. Room rent: €590 Shared apartment. Electricity and water included. Phone: €20 Internet: €15 We split the household internet between the three of us. Public transport: €45 Food: €240 I cook almost everything at home. Pasta, rice, vegetables, eggs. Meat only when it's on sale. Household products: €25 Clothes and shoes: €30 Mostly second-hand. Medication and pharmacy: €20 Unexpected expenses: €60 Total expenses: €1,045. Income: €1,520. Left: €475. €475 sounds like money. It isn't. Because that €475 is supposed to cover everything I forgot. And everything that hasn't happened yet. And something always happens. I've been alone for three years. Since I separated from my husband, Nick. He wasn't violent. He didn't scream at me. He simply stopped caring. One day I realized I was living with someone who barely noticed I existed. So I left. Since then, it's just been me. I come home exhausted. Sometimes around 8pm. Sometimes later if I have several places to clean. The apartment is old. The doors don't close properly. The walls are thin. My roommates aren't bad people, but they have their own lives. Sometimes they have friends over. Sometimes they make noise late at night. I don't complain. Because I'm scared they'll decide they don't want me living here anymore. And I don't have anywhere else to go. My room is tiny. About 10 square metres. A bed. A wardrobe. A small desk. And on t
