“Unhoused” is callous and “homeless” is not?
While others are downvoting you for missing the point (possibly because I was already attempting to consider them with empathy and dignity), I probably should have actually said “person experiencing homelessness”, and have edited it as such.
In 2020, an entry on homelessness was added to The Associated Press Stylebook noting how “Homeless is generally acceptable as an adjective to describe people without a fixed residence” and that reporters should use person-first language to "avoid the dehumanizing collective noun the homeless, instead using constructions like homeless people, people without housing or people without homes.”
Hmm. I believe you, but I am up for the challenge and can earn her love! Can I stay with you for a month or two? I’ll take the time off work and pay for my own food!
I genuinely love that you are giving this complicated, fuzzy being the best life you can, and working around her issues… ❤️ Good human! ❤️