Please enjoy folks and please remember she loves your comments, meaning more comments/more moments like this for us to enjoy.
Cheers, Sabalanu.

I feel that this girl is good ... she has a very warm heart. And she seems very friendly. Even though I will not never meet Daiane, I miss she. I wish all the best for her !
Thank you so much dear friend Sabalanu.

Are we really saying this apparently homeless woman is in any way attractive? Seriously? I think she'd benefit more from the intervention of whatever social services are available in her country than any of our well-meaning if misguided comments. Come on guys........
Mike123.

Way too rough for me, nevertheless, the amazing Daiane is a perfectly perfect dream girl for all barefoot lovers and we will be always extra happy to see her again and again.

There are many people who have the pleasure of living like a homeless, barefoot and dirty. It is a form of freedom. They have no interest in social services. Living in poverty is sometimes better than in luxury. Who has not lived them, it is hard to understand. I admire and respect this girl, she is very strong in life !

Sorry, Dinu, old chap, but this is romanticised tosh. Homelessness is not a form of freedom and this woman Daiaine is neither a dream girl, nor free but clearly deprived and distressed (yes I know she's smiling for the cameras). I'm sure we wish her well but I say again, she's in no way attractive ad we shouldn't pretend there's anything other than sadness in her situation.
Mike123.

Sorry Mike 123... but I lived like she, so I know. I did experience a few times, between two weeks and one month when I dropped modern life: I left my home, car, telephone, computer etc., to get clothes rags from garbage, sleeping on streets, in parks, barefoot and dirty all the time ... All the vagrants, beggars and street children were my friends. I felt extreme freedom, to be different than others. Sometimes it is a pleasure to feel the shame, humiliation, to feel how bad are the people. But it's a great joy when begging, someone gives you some money for food or cigarettes. So I learned to be satisfied with little (or nothing), to know that I'm not alone, as have many others like me, like a big family of poverty.
And the return to "normal" life, to "civilization" was a great pain. In this life, I do not feel that joy of freedom. Here, in this "normal" life, I am manipulate by silly laws, some stupid social conveniences, where I'm feel like a slave. In street I was very rich and happy. And very strong !

Well good luck to you but doesn't sound like you did your homeless gig on the streets of Rotherham. Thing is you had a choice and I'm not sure our poor unfortunate Daiane does. She's clearly an alcoholic and needs looking after
For me, I'll stick to being a mortgage payer, thanks all the same. I'm off to crack open a bottle of claret............
Mike123.

I am in Romania. Anyway, who go barefoot for a long time, for the pleasure of going barefoot is happier than who walk in shoes. I hate shoes.
Here in my town, there are no many girls like Daiane. But some of them have the house and cars, but they sometimes have the pleasure of living like barefoot and dirty vagrant, begging for money on the street. It is, as I said, one way to feel freedom.
I wish you all the best!
Dinu.

P.S. I'm here only for my good friend Sabalanu.