I... don't think there's a lot of sheep. The area isn't great for farming in general.

Being homeless anywhere is insanely difficult and dangerous (and expensive) and I don't suggest it even at fairly significant cost.

I'm tempted to offer you to come stay with me and my partner in northern WI. We're in a small, very liberal town also on the big lake and have an open room that we're looking to share with a trans person in need. There are no sheep that I know of, but there's alpacas nearby! DM me if you're interested

If you don't mind snow and cold, Duluth MN is great and as affordable of a smaller city as you'll find anywhere, in a blue state with trans protections and ready access to Planned Parenthood. And a decent economic/employment situation.

Don't let your dreams be dreams, turn Austria into Lesbianland

I went to the website shown but there's no indication of this date for the next protest, I'm trying to confirm for my local group the next big date (we already have smaller ones but we don't wanna miss a nationwide thing) but idk where this is coming from besides this image.

Mandatory reminder that unions, and strikes, existed long before the law "allowed" them to, and they'll exist after as well.

Exactly enough lawn to not get into a fight with my city

Me. There's plenty of good stuff on there, it's just a hassle to sort it out to what you like.

From what I've seen of drag's posts, drag uses "drag" as a universal pronoun, meaning it replaces all other pronouns when referring to drag in both first and third person and both objective and subjective case.

The concept is fairly new to me but I find it linguistically interesting, if very awkward at first. The sheer consistency of a universal pronoun is surprisingly nice once you get used to it, though.

Born to girlfailure, forced to girlboss

Sewing machines are a gateway drug to the MIC

They're challenging the other tops for dominance, to be the toppiest top

I like to hold on to an ounce of hope ending it, or at bare minimum reigning it in to something less omnipresently catastrophic, before it ends us all is still possible.

Maybe I'm just naïve, idk, but it keeps me going