#relocation

[incognitopolls]

Would you ever move to another country?

I have and I would again

I have, but I would NOT do it again

Yes, I actively want to/am planning to

Yes, I'd be open to it in the right circumstances

Maybe/I'm not sure

No

It's complicated

Voting ended onFeb 3, 2025

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[blondebrainpowered]

In 1930 the Indiana Bell building in Evansville, Indiana was moved over 34 days the 11,000-ton building was moved 16 meters from its original location and rotated 90 degrees, a process that was completed in mid-November 1930, without interrupting or the service of calls nor the supply of gas, water, and electricity of the building. Over a month, the structure was moved 15 inch/hr all while 600 employees still worked there. According to reports, ‘no one inside felt it move’

The move was planned by engineers Bevington, Taggert & Fowler, while contractors John Eichlea Co. carried out the feat.

[dogdespondent]

Please help me and my gf move to Boston, MA when our lease ends in June! For our safety as trans people & for better healthcare for my mental health & disabilities.

Please donate if you have the means. We both do not have the financial support of our parents / families. I wouldn't ask if there were any other options but I am already doing as much as I can and it is not enough. It's embarrassing but I have to try because I need to get us out of here. Please share/repost to also help!

Want some art? I have originals, prints, zines, shirts, hats, patches, buttons, jewelry, lighter holders & stickers available on kofi. I also have multiple types of commissions open & multiple membership tiers there. Pay me to draw stuff! it can be nfsw. it can be weird. idc :3

[relaxedstyles]

[anexperimentallife]

I remember a few years back when I was urging people to get out of the US before things got worse, and pointing out that the Philippines is the easiest English-speaking country to relocate to--especially if you're on a fixed income like SSDI--and people came into my comments like, "Um, abortion is illegal in the Philippines, and a decrease in abortion rights is the ONLY reason anyone would flee the US, so this is bad advice, and you're either a bad person or an idiot for suggesting it."

Dude... In the US--just as I warned would happen--people are being rounded up and imprisoned off the streets, at the airports, and at their college dorms for having the wrong color skin, the wrong accent, the wrong opinions, or just because a border agent doesn't like them, AND they're arresting people for having miscarriages. If abortion is illegal in your state (as it is in an increasing number of states), and you travel out of your state to have an abortion, they may prosecute you on your return.

Whereas if you're here in the Philippines, a trip to Thailand for an abortion (up to 20 weeks, recently upped from 12) has a similar cost to an abortion in the decreasing number of US states where it's still legal. Your plane ticket can be as low as $55 USD, and the procedure itself can range up to around $150 USD if you need an actual medical procedure instead of just the pills. Other than that, you're just looking at lodging and food while you're there, which is ultra-cheap compared to the US.

Oh, and nobody is going to try to arrest you when you return.

Speaking of pills, the cheaper birth control pills are available over the counter, cost about $1 USD per month, and are suitable for erzatz Plan B usage--which doctors here WILL give recommendations and guidance on, since it's not considered an actual "abortion."

See my #relocation tag for more info about escaping to the Philippines, a beautiful country with lovely, welcoming people and a low cost of living.

[diana-andraste]

Living with wolves

[astromeda22]

Reading relocation secrets in your chart

A ton of people focus on learning love/fame asteroids on tumblr. However, did you know that besides the usual love asteroids there are quite a few locational asteroids out there that can help you figure out your life relocation or vacation plans?

Relocation can be seen from your chart

A widely known tool to explore how relocation might affect your life, career and growth is of course, Astrocartography. BUT this isn’t all there is to it. Some countries or cities may actually be calling you through your chart itself. and that is exactly why I NEED to let you know that locational asteroids exist, and you can track their position in your birth chart.

Location Asteroids in your chart

The existence of some asteroids has become well known, mainly those responsible for our love prospects - Eros, Union, Boda (which means marriage in Latin), etc. or for career (Industria, Talent, Carrera). But there are many more asteroids named after a certain city or country that exist within the sky map!

For example:

1656 Suomi — Finland 1432 Ethiopia — Ethiopia 372 Palma — Palma de Mallorca, Spain 383 Janina — Ioannina (Janina), Greece 397 Vienna — Vienna, Austria 1144 Oda — Oda City, Japan 1287 Lorcia — Lorch, Germany 1316 Kasan — Kazan (old spelling), Russia 1436 Salonta — Salonta, Romania 1456 Saldanha — Saldanha Bay, South Africa 1890 Loheria — Lohra, Germany 1090 Sumida - Tokyo, Japan

....and so many more!

Where do you want to go first?

People love clarity. If you, too, wanna know where you should go first, then I'm sorry to say but this is a very individual case and i believe you sometimes cannot rush your clarity. First, it's better to figure your dharma or what do you suppose is your mission in life. it gets easier after 25 and profoundly more during/after your Saturn Return.

if there is ever a place you've been pulled to visit or research a move for sometime, whether alone, for work or for studies, I HIGHLY recommend checking if there are asteroids that correlate to this area (city/country) and check where they'd appear or your birth chart.

Would you like me to make a more elaborate post/video about these? Let me know in the comments if you do!

Love, Astromeda