Ren - Moved to chitter.xyz @Nine@computerfairi.es

I need help moving out of my abusive parents' house. they're fed up of dealing with their traumatized daughter and have started progressively piling on increased demands that make me shut down harder. I'm afraid they're building up their excuse to kick me out and claim it's my fault for 'not cooperating'.

I have a plan: I'm applying for jobs in the city where my college friends live, and they can let me crash on their couch while I look for apartments. I think my boyfriend can drive me up, and we're looking at moving in together although possibly not at the same time. But the money I have right now might only cover my deposit on a new place.

I know that right now is a terrible time to be asking for money. There's bail funds to be supporting. But if you can spare help for me, I'd be so, so grateful.

Venmo: @ MadisonSeaver
CashApp: $byttyrs

Boosts welcome. 💛

Being a dog is just wandering around with a single inventory slot labeled "MOUF"

The ring theory of grief really helps me understand how to think about situations where I’m experiencing pain and stress, but am not directly affected: https://lifehacker.com/use-the-ring-theory-to-keep-from-saying-the-wrong-thi-1798540880/amp

The TLDR is comfort in, dump out. Send comfort towards those more affected, and look for comfort from those equally or less affected than you.

(source: https://books.google.com/books?id=FwIAAAAAMBAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=twopage&q&f=false)

reminder from your local pacifist: “violence against inanimate objects” is a fake idea perpetuated by white supremacist patriarchy to cast aspersions on activists and protesters

there is not a pane of glass on this planet more important than your civil rights

This photo of 1970s Harlem by Jack Garofalo has a strong late 1990s - early 2000s strategy game vibe