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Sarah J. Jackson@sjjphd.bsky.social |
They hyper individualism behind the impulse to simply exit all together forever is probably deeply American, but it’s not just if you are a person who could otherwise be building community to sustain us (and everyone could be that) like so many people before opted to do under worse circumstances.
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Michael Love
@elkmovie.bsky.social
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Personally, I became a parent in the happy post-Obama-reelection days of 2013, and in the ensuing 11 years I've come to feel betrayed on multiple fronts by that community - electing Trump and closing schools and everything else - and meanwhile have the interests of my kids to worry about.
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SimplyPsyke🏳️⚧️
@simplypsyke.bsky.social
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I'd like to offer my personal reason for wanting to move (states not country) I'm just starting to transition, my spouse has been for a few years and we have a kid. There's no community to be built here simply because the population is too small (42 in the town) That's probably an edge case
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