Caged home

A caged home is a type of living space where people live in small rooms that are closed off by metal wire or bars. Imagine a big room with walls made of shiny metal cages, like a big cage inside the room. Inside the cage, there is a small space where a person can sleep, sit, and store their belongings.

These types of homes are usually found in big cities and are often rented by people who cannot afford to live in a regular apartment. They are also known as "cubicles" or "coffin homes."

The people who live in caged homes have very limited space and privacy. They may have to share a bathroom and kitchen with other people who live in the same building. Sometimes there is only one sink or toilet for many people to share.

Living in a caged home can be challenging. There is not enough room to move around, and it can be challenging to stay comfortable. Additionally, there may be safety concerns since the metal cages can be locked from the outside, making it difficult to escape in the event of an emergency.

Overall, the caged home is not an ideal living situation, but it is an option for some people who have nowhere else to go. Luckily, many cities are working to provide better housing options for those who need it most.