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  • Canada. I understand the risk of living next to a problem ex and Canada is by no means perfect either, but a) I'm honestly enjoying life here more and have a solid group of friends, and b) I simply would not be safe staying in the US as a tan skinned immigrant trans woman.

  • At the time, OkC was more for people seeking relationships. I did hear they took all the good features out of it though. I had used Tinder for 5-6 years prior to that without any luck because it's only for unicorns and people looking for a fling. Not sure how it is nowadays

  • I got out but I'm still terrified for my friends and family, they're all targets. I call my dad daily to make sure the SS hasn't snatched him even though he's a citizen.

    I'm afraid there's only one way out of this, and it involves that pesky second amendment. Civil disobedience doesn't do shit against fascists with paramilitaries bigger than other countries' armed forces. I also fear that if Americans don't do anything about it sooner rather than later, the US will force itself onto other countries militarily.

  • looks at Canada, then the US

    Guess the apple really doesn't fall far from the tree

  • Renouncing US citizenship is no easy task, and I'd rather not do that before I get new citizenship

  • Salem, MA is one of my favorite places to be. I used to go there so often that the locals thought I was a local. I planned to "retire" (whatever the millennial equivalent is) there.

    Nowadays it's no longer safe to visit home

  • I left earlier this year. I'm a tan skinned Latina trans woman immigrant, basically their #1 target. I'm still absolutely terrified for my friends and family.

    I truly hate that I'm still chained to the US via my citizenship. A part of me hopes they denaturalize me so I don't have to pay them shit.