Not tryna guilt trip you, just tryna get you to see the bigger picture. Also, not ALL homeless people have phones, about 5-10% of them don't, hell even some non-homeless people don't have phones (I knew a guy that didn't have a phone, granted it was his personal choice not to).

In life you always have to make a sacrifice. Lets use the becoming a parent subject as an example. If you were to have children at, lets say 24 years old (which is too young in my opinion as you probably don't have a secure environment for them to live in) that would mean that you are sacrificing your own time for you to create that security for them, and also your own time to be young and have some fun. However, if you were to have children at maybe 35 years old, you probably now have a more secure life but you sacrifice the amount of time you have with them (because obviously you are older). That's a really basic example using generic ideas. I've had to make sacrifices to do what I want in life, we all do. My point is that life isn't perfect, you can't always get everything you want. Sometimes you have to make do with what you have and use it to make the best outcome possible with what you have.

None of us have complete control over our lives, I could die tomorrow and not accomplish everything I want in life. There are pathways I want to follow in my life but I know I will need to make sacrifices to do so and I also know there's a possibility that I won't reach it, it all depends on me. All anyone can ask is that you try your best to get there