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How does anyone stand living in such a state? I'd move, family and job and friends be damned.
I'm originally from Orlando and I moved to Minnesota about seven years ago, I knew things weren't going to get better for trans people there so I left to protect myself. Moving is expensive and scary, and making new friends elsewhere is also difficult. Having actually done it, I don't look down on people who can't.
Yes you are of course correct about moving, I hope Minnesota is good for you though.
I'm trying to. What would you say to me?
That's what they're hoping for. States like Florida and Texas have slowly become more purple. They want to turn that back to solid red.
I suppose you're right. Ugh.
I stumbled across some woman from Florida on Instagram hashtags who is a Florida Trumper and is astonishingly pregnant with her seventeenth child. I fell down a rabbit hole of her friends and it's absolutely no wonder Florida is what it is.
Be careful not to fall down her rabbit hole. There's probably a bunch of unsuspecting guys down there
Lol just her Jesus loving and apparently highly fertile husband.
"Idiocracy" prophesized this would happen.
Ruining their economy and livelihoods to own the Libs.
Federal taxes from the liberal states will continue to prop them up.
Upstate NY is kind of wild. I don't live too far away and have driven through some of those towns and they are definitely rural folk.
I hear they call burgers "steamed hams" for some reason.
I wrote a whole comment about Connecticut and steamed burgers before realizing this was a Simpsons reference lol
Checking in from the Albany area! They're only real steamed hams if the Aurora Borealis is localized entirely in the kitchen while it's being made.
Unfortunately, if everyone who disagrees moved out, it would just leave the state and its electoral votes to these baboons. Florida is more purple than red. There's actually a good chance to turn this around if people remember to vote.
There are bubbles. The bubbles won’t protect you from the heat or the mosquitoes though.
We moved 6 years ago to Seattle WA.
That must be a relief.