Well, in terms of his relationships, if Peter is homeless, it can have a huge impact. His Aunt May, if she's still around in the fanfiction, would be extremely worried about him. But Peter, being the independent and self - sacrificing type, might not want to burden her. With his superhero friends, if he has any in the story, they might not understand at first why he's being so secretive about his living situation. This could lead to some friction until he finally opens up. And his enemies might try to use his homelessness against him, for example, by trying to expose his situation to the public to undermine his reputation as Spider - Man.
His homelessness can be a major factor in his relationships. His friends at school might start to notice that he's always tired, dirty or wearing the same clothes. This could lead to them being curious and asking questions that Peter is not ready to answer. His relationship with the police or other authorities could also be affected. They might suspect him of being up to no good because he's homeless. On the other hand, he might form new relationships with other homeless people. These relationships could be both a source of support and a complication, as he has to balance his newfound friendships with his secret identity as Spider - Man.
His relationship with his friends like Ned and MJ could become strained. They might not understand why he's so distant all of a sudden and why he always seems to be in a hurry. Peter would be constantly worried about them finding out he's homeless and might push them away to protect his secret.
It affects his ability to be Spider - Man. Without a stable home, he has no place to keep his suit or his web - shooters. He might have to carry them around all the time, which could be risky. Also, it can make him more vulnerable mentally. He's used to having a home and a family (even if his aunt may be struggling too), and now being homeless can be a huge blow to his confidence.
The internship could put a strain on Peter's relationship with his friends. Since he has to spend a lot of time at the internship, he might not be able to hang out with them as much. For example, Ned might feel left out when Peter keeps canceling their movie nights.
His relationship with Aunt May could become more complex. She might be overly worried about him and his ability to cope with the prosthetic. There could be a lot of tender moments where she tries to take care of him more than before, which Peter might initially resist as he wants to be independent.
His relationship with Morgan herself could also be affected. He might not be as kind to her as he should be. Instead of seeing her as a little girl who just happens to be in a situation where she gets a lot of attention, he could start to resent her, which would make their interactions awkward and uncomfortable.
It could strain his relationship with Aunt May. If he starts to show strange symptoms after the bite, like growing extra arms or having a strange craving for bugs, Aunt May would be very worried. She might think he is sick or involved in something dangerous.
The bond could also make his relationships more complex with his enemies. Some villains might see him as an even greater threat when he's bonded with Venom, while others might try to use the bond to their advantage. And with other superheroes, they may be cautious around Peter, not sure if they can trust the Venom - influenced Peter or if he's still the same friendly neighborhood Spider - Man.
The other superheroes in their world could react in various ways. Some might see it as a sign of hope and a new beginning, while others might be concerned that it could make Peter more vulnerable. The villains, on the other hand, might see it as an opportunity to get to Peter. They could try to use Gwen or the unborn baby as bait. This would put a strain on Peter and Gwen's relationships with all these different characters.
His relationship with his aunt May could become more strained. She might be constantly worried about his safety now that his identity is known. There could be a lot of arguments about him continuing to be Spider - Man.
It could strengthen his relationship with Tony Stark. Since Tony already had a mentor - like relationship with Peter, this new level of honesty might make them even closer. Tony could become more protective of Peter, seeing him as not just a protege but also a true member of the Avengers.