I didn't think you sound snobby. I have a child, too. So i can totally understand the homelessness fear. I mean it's hard on its own, throwing a kid in the mix would be/is so sad. And i mean depressingly sad, not pathetically sad.
I used to get high in cars.
I should clarify this a little more actually. 7 years ago panic attacks hit me HARD, after witnessing somebody die. (Not in a car). I suffered with them day in and out, for months, constantly, anywhere. They started to dissipate over time without meds or counseling, on their own. Then they were just gone, BAM, done. Out of nowhere, not a single one for years. Now, fast forward 7 years, panic attacks again hit me hard. From opiate withdrawal. The worst they ever were. Went to counseling , and they're gone, EXCEPT for the car attacks. They just seem to stick. I am slightly claustrophobic, so i don't know, maybe that's it? It's so strange to me.
I do suffer from GAD and ADHD, so i do worry a lot about a lot of things. It wouldn't be uncommon for me to worry about a car accident. I always do/did on highways. But this is a feeling like i can't breathe and need to get out, it just starts out of the blue. My whole body gets tingly. I wondered if i breathe too much in cars also...maybe im making myself hyperventilate, without realizing it? I have to take a long drive tomorrow on a bus, so im gonna try and watch my breathing to see if i breathe too much.