Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to, uh, we're going to talk about moving,

because a whole lot of y'all are thinking about it.

I've gotten a whole bunch of messages from people thinking

about leaving a state because of a recent legislation or leaving a state because of a recent ruling or leaving the US and going back to the

country that they came from because they feel like they're taking advantage of the

situation here.

I don't have answers to this.

These decisions are decisions you're going to have to make.

You're going to have to sit down and

evaluate it honestly and there's things you need to consider. You know if you're

worried about your safety, yeah that's an easy one. If you have the ability, yeah, get out. When it comes to something like that, where there's doubt, there is no doubt.

Right?

When it comes to whether or not you should stay and be part of the resistance in that

state. I've seen people talk about it and say, you know, well, leaving the state is just

giving up.

I've noticed that it's mainly people in my demographic saying that,

people who aren't, you know, actually at risk.

I would weigh their opinion a little bit less than what you see

and what you feel. I don't think it's wrong to leave. I don't think it's wrong to

stay. If you're in the fight and you feel like you have to stay, good. And you may be in the fight so much that you're worried about harassment.

So you feel like you have to move just over the state line.

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