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real homies respect trans people! /gen
Homeless LGBT family needs help!!!
Hey everyone.
My family is homeless and we're struggling to keep ourselves afloat while we look for work. These last couple of months have been especially miserable with us being sick so much and mental health being at an all time low. This has been dragging on way longer than I thought it could and I'm feeling close to giving up. I'm asking around for help covering food, medicine, and temporary shelter while I try to get us out of this situation. We've been getting plenty of likes and shares but barely anything has been coming in these last few weeks. I don't know how much longer we can keep going like this without support. Anything helps.
Venmo: @garbageconnoisseur CashApp: $garbageconnoisseur PayPal: @garbageconnoisseur
I also have Zelle. Please no hate or unsolicited advice. I do not have the energy to deal with it so you will be blocked.
Real transfeminists love all trans people btw. Regardless of their gender, sex, presentation, status of transistion, or otherwise. It is not transfeminism if you reject any trans person on the basis of any of these characteristics.
VEtted Calli gone without meds too long! Please help prevent hospitalization and get family tetanus shots!
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$125 discount on monday! $250 ever other day, last bost post , second to last post in series
"I am going back home, we found more rust and mold in the bathroom, while trying to move the furniture it broke leaving rust and shards everywhere. We did a quick cleaning but I would like to be able to take all 9 of us for tetanus shots since last time we tired to fundraise for the bus/taxis we failed. If the free shots are not available we might need to pay in a private clinic u_u" We're exposed to mold and rust constantly, I'd like to keep my family protected just in case please!!!!
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"Usually I would just endure until next week to try to get my meds but every time I go without them I notice I don't last as much as before until I have to make a run to the hospital. [I remember their hospitalization, it was really scary]... I needed $125 to get them [monday] half price but every other day I need $250... We need $50 to take our eldest to the doctor for an abdominal pain after carrying grandma. $35 for the laundromat. $300 to cover food expenses for all 9 of us and the cats. $110 for my healthcare renewal. Everything else for clean supplies and other necessities....
vetting: vouched for by @/transgendz who is vetted by scam-buster kyra 45 (pictures below). transcript below cut
And another campaign vouching, (ignore misgendering as English not first language)
Below past documentation of blog posts and background info, along with vouching transcript
UPDATE
Today is trans remembrance day. For all our fallen trans brothers, sisters, and siblings, we keep going today. Know that you have a place in this world. You belong here because this world is yours just as much as anyone else's. You are wanted, loved, and appreciated, whether it be by your closest friends, or by a stranger online. There is at least one person on this planet who genuinely cares about what happens to you, whether or not you know it. Your life matters, and I'm so proud of you for still being here, despite the countless hardships you've faced. Please, keep going today. I believe in you. I support you. I'm proud of you.
🩵🩷🤍HAPPY TRANS DAY OF VISIBILITY!!! YOU FOLKS DESERVE ALL THE LOVE AND SUPPORT!!
have a bunch of stickers as cute as you✨/platonic
Shout out to other US trans people who have had to flee their original state due to anti-trans laws and/or their transphobic cultures. I see you.
For some of us this was freeing, but it's often more complicated than just that. I'm so sorry to all those who miss the places that were once home, and those who had to leave anyone behind.
My heart aches for the mountainous valleys where I'm from, for the sagebrush and the hills. I miss it dearly and yet it was a place I could never survive or live a good life. The people there were rotten, it was actively hostile, and I lost my ability to medically transition. My only viable path was to do everything I could to leave and I knew it for a long time, it just got worse and worse over time, and I only really got out because I got help- and I'm very lucky for that.
Even still, after over a year now since I got away, I find myself unconsciously looking out in the world around me for whatever it is that reminds me of where I'm from. Telling stories with softness for aspects of the place that acted as a prison for me, a place that was futureless for me. It's a deeply bittersweet kind of grief.
I have the deepest respect for the trans people digging in their heels to fight for a better future for the cities and states they call home. You are so brave and I support you entirely- even for myself, all I could want is for my state to get better, even if I have no intention of ever going back. Keep fighting for your right to belong.
For those who had to leave, you are brave too. I know it's hard. I wish you the best in finding and building new homes, and I hope for those that wish to return one day, that things get better and you can.
And for those who haven't left yet, but intend to and are trying to- good luck. There is more opportunity out in the world for you than you even know. Stay strong. I love you all.
Anyone is welcome to reblog and attach any financial aid links for helping them flee their home states.