A person, with no real place to call their home. They wander from place to place, sometimes looking for something. Sometimes becuase its the only way to get away from everything that made them become drifters in the first place. We all have our reasons for it.
Drifters move from place to place...once their problems catch up to them, or they've had what fun they can get out of the place they are at, they move on again. They are but simple wanderers, for whatever reasons they have to be one.
Some consider them bottem feeders, just wasting everything from everyone else. Hobo's are often considered drifters. They may be homeless, but hobo's can't get around, or rely on themselves, thus they go to homeless shelters. A drifter may not have a home, but they are self reliant. They live alone, and have to rely only on themselves.
Only when they find a reason to stay somewhere, will they no longer be a drifter.
Drifters move from place to place...once their problems catch up to them, or they've had what fun they can get out of the place they are at, they move on again. They are but simple wanderers, for whatever reasons they have to be one.
Some consider them bottem feeders, just wasting everything from everyone else. Hobo's are often considered drifters. They may be homeless, but hobo's can't get around, or rely on themselves, thus they go to homeless shelters. A drifter may not have a home, but they are self reliant. They live alone, and have to rely only on themselves.
Only when they find a reason to stay somewhere, will they no longer be a drifter.
"Maybe I'll just disappear again. Too many people, and too many problems. And I can't do anything to help."
by DrifterX May 4, 2005
A person who accepts that they are without a permanent lodging and chooses to travel from place to place with the purpose of not becoming attached to anyone or anywhere thus avoiding commitment and responsibility. Age gender and wealth are not an influence to a genuine 'drifter'.
The itinerary for the drifter is north some days with an open ended no final destination. There are many drifters posting their information on Facebook. The true purest drifters don't need handouts our couches to surf at friends places. They make they way with useful skills.
by Kaaahi January 28, 2015
The man who lurks around in the tower, waiting for a tragedy to happen so he can treat it as a minor inconvenience, smoke Gambit 24/7 and beat the shit out of a single jade coin.
Also he used to break engrams for you but then he got lazy.
Also he used to break engrams for you but then he got lazy.
by HunterVanguard November 28, 2020
1) someone who doesn't conform to normal social standards, or who picks bits and pieces off from different cliques to create their own
2) someone who drifts in and out of social conversation within a group of people
3) someone who drifts back and forth from reality and fantasy. (they are usually quiet and observant)
2) someone who drifts in and out of social conversation within a group of people
3) someone who drifts back and forth from reality and fantasy. (they are usually quiet and observant)
by leoncat July 4, 2014
a person who intenionally breaks rear tire traction while cornering, usually following the racing line. This is someone who drifts, see drifting
by GTP_TunerFocus July 28, 2010
Drifters are people who move from clique to clique, without comforming completey to any, naming themselves as Drifters in an effort to fight back against stereotypes. It's possible to identify them through a belt hanging from one belt loop. However, this style has become more mainstream in some areas.
by TheFrog October 14, 2006
A drifter is a homeless person often found in big coastal cities. They usually roam to different areas every once in a while, but never stay permanently. 2 big things different about a hobo and a drifter is hobos tend to rely on help while drifters are always self-reliant. Another thing is a hobo never moves to town to town like a drifter. If you do see a hobo wandering to different areas, that's a homeless person, not a hobo
by MISTER S.P.E.C.I.A.L. April 20, 2020