#relocating

[country-n-sassy]

Why Kansas? There's always Texas!

Kansas is halfway between my family and my sister. And I love it there.

However, I am considering Arkansas, Texas, and Georgia as well. A lot depends on where I find a job. I'm still doing some investigating. Ultimately, I want a fresh start.

I'm looking for:

*Someplace warm (I love summertime, not a fan of the snow)

*Lower humidity (I am also not a fan of creepy crawly things)

*Lakes (fishing, boating, swimming, camping)

*Country vibes (farming, manners, support your neighbors, 2nd amendment, military, and support of America). Blue collar people are my people.

*Work opportunities for people management in manufacturing.

*I want to live in the country (like 5 acres) but close enough to a big town to make decent money (since I will be on my own).

I don't get out much, so I'm open to hearing thoughts on the subject.

[sailoreuterpe]

Since people clearly have very strong feelings about moving, here's another poll! Feel free to add context or elaborate. I love seeing people's comments and opinions!

[yeonjuns-redhair]

attention cutie patooties, I have moved. 🧍🏼‍♀️🧍🏼‍♀️

there were a bunch of problems w this acc (like tumblr making me unsearchable and eating every req i got 😋) so i figured it was just simpler to migrate

my blog is now @eternalgyu (same handle as my other one but diff acc) ‼️‼️

[thisseethingcoast]

hey so I'm almost definitely going to delete very soon - I started this blog during a very messy period of my life and now that I'm at a point where I have my sea legs, I think it's time to set up a new base. but I'm also very fond of so many of you (my mutuals) so if you're interested in re-following lmk. I'll probably follow some of you under my new url in the next month or so while I go though the process of sorting through and clearing out this one.

[kouhaiofcolor]

Anybody Black been considering or weighing the pros and cons of immigrating from the US? Gimme your top two reasons why as they pertain to normalized inconsistencies here where you’re from/live. Particularly interested in the reasonings from Black People who’ve moved to the US from other countries as well as Black Americans looking to leave the USA for xyz. If you had a real, foolproof, financially secure shot or opportunity, would you leave? How soon? Would you come back? What’s your biggest fear or hang-up ab living somewhere else? Is there anything or anyone that gives you reservations ab a major change of scenery? Let’s dish.

[siremasterlawrence]

Moving James

James is so deeply in love with me the man of his dreams well at least the one I mind conditioned him to be over the phone to serve me.

I receive a call from him with unknown cell phone number as per usual he is on his work cell and can’t use his number or so he says to me.

I suppose he is better than all of the awful ass submissive’s I dealt with over the years to serve only with me my love soon he will swoon to me.

“Hello?” I answer the call knowing full well he is my boy. “Daddy…I miss you” he says in dry boring low tonal voice echoing in to my lowly.

“Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm” he whispers I crack up seeing he reminds me of how I use to be so quiet but had to let an to fight back against all sorts.

He agrees to meet finally with my heavy set of programming inducing the need to push him and force him to do only as I say when I say.

The sheer will of it all seeing him battle me in fiery fury for the last years before he came back to me once more in a deep need for me.

He drove to me after an extremely long stead fast conversation he parks his car near my house and he dials my number with a many familiar tone.

I head from my apartment to the four flights of staircase down to the bottom exiting the glass door and smirks happily when I see him waiting by the gate.

I did not notice the cell phone vibration rings shaking my cell phone I can feel it deep in my pants making my rock solid hard in total excitement.

I take a peak at the pictures sent to me from him looking quite dapper though I never saw him before it is shock to see this chiseled guy.

He is so..so scared to the bones sending me any picture up till now at this point he is all can imagine and despite my effect most people never appreciate what they see in me.

He stood all smiles with his arms wide open in the air begging me to take ownership of him and he slowly makes a small effort to blow me a kiss.

“Take me back to your car immediately boi so we can speak in private.” I command and he obliges happily a slow smirk creeps over his face.

“You make me so hard that I have to serve you for my life, and I need to commit my life to you.”

“Will you serve me willingly my boi?” I ask in his passenger car seat cupping his chin to his shock.

“Yes blindly Daddy.” He pledges himself so profoundly.

“Good boi! NOW SLEEP!” I demand in a loud bit I begin snapping my finger.

“Yyyyeeeessssss!” He swears head falling to his chin.

“Are you in love and attracted with me?”

“Yes Daddy”

“I — I — love you”

“Drive me back to your place”

“Yes Master”

“Wake up”

“Will your fuck me Daddy?”

“You are ready”

“We are here “

“Let’s go”

“So excited and nervous “

“Don’t speak “

“Sleep”

“Yes”

“Kneel at my feet”

“Open my pants, grab my cock and sucks me off.”

“Sir Yes Daddy Sir”

“Do you love me badly?”

“More then you know”

“You will serve my will”

“You belong to me”

“Stand up and turn around “

“Drop your pants”

“Your underpants”

“Knelt over”

“Bend over”

“Yes Daddy!”

“Mmmmnnnnnnnnn”

“Aaahhhuuuuhhhhh”

“FUCK!”

“It’s hurts but feels”

“Ssssssoooooooo Ggggooooddddd”

“Use me”

“I love you Daddy”

“After I slam in to you hard we will cum at once “

“Your body will collapse on to the floor “

“Your mind will reset”

“James will be no more “

“You will be all mine”

“1 getting closer “

“2 at the edge “

“3 cum”

“Ooooohhhhh aaaaaahhhhh!”

“Yyyyyyeeeessss”

“James…James”

“Can you hear me?”

“Who is James?”

“Could not have done it any better”

“Follow the spiral “

“Yes Daddy”

“Your name is Bucky”

“I am your Daddy”

“From this point on I am all you know”

The end

[genderqueerdykes]

Hi! Y’all are cool :)

This is kinda asking for advice/perspective? I’m a newly cracked disabled trans man living in the Midwest 😐. Coming out has been a bit rough (I have supportive friends and church, but unsure parents and some people I wish I could avoid forever). I think it’s worth it, but then more political shit happens and I get freaked out. Honestly, staying and fighting sounds less scary sometimes even if it’s not safe, because every time I research immigrating it seems so impossible (disability and limited ability to work doesn’t help).

Do you have thoughts or advice about smoothing immigration/making peace with staying? It’s okay if not. Hope you have a good day <2

hello there!

that would definitely depend on where you're going! also i have lived in the US my whole life so i don't know anything about immigration, unfortunately. i have been considering moving in with my QP who lives in canada, but i haven't been able to conduct that research yet, so sorry about that!

it may be possible for you to find a safer place in the US to stay instead, where i'm at right now for example is very compatible with my needs as a disabled & queer person. no place in the US is perfect but if moving out of the country isn't an option, there is always the chance to upgrade to a more progressive area. at the very least, i'm glad you have supportive friends and church! hopefully your parents aren't too crappy about the whole thing, i wish you the best of luck, i wish i had more info on immigrating! good luck, hopefully you can find a solution that works best to suit as many of your needs as possible! take care, stay safe!

[mt-nynj-queer]

DC

[grungezombie]

I've moved this blog to Blogger. 360 posts, 5 years-worth.

Tumblr's new post editor is terrible. The WYSIWYG is clunky and breaks my design coding, and the HTML editor (which I normally use exclusively) inserts additional code that I can't remove and breaks my design coding. I've contacted their "support" who said it was just my browser/user error.😂 They don't wanna deal with it.

See for yourself: go into the HTML editor; you, too, can see the extra code in there. Go ahead and post it, see what it breaks on your blog.

Bye, Felicia 👋

[eurydike-on-media]

I wonder why when going on a date, I find the journey there and back more exciting than the date itself?

Having matched with this person on a dating app and agreed to go on a date with him, I decided to seize the opportunity to learn how to use my local public transport. Having recently moved due to not being able to find housing in the city I had priorly lived in, I've had to reset many aspects of my life. Reorienting myself into the new context has its advantages, such as exploring new opportunities. One such opportunity was learning how to move around my new city. In some ways, it was fun, exploring new places, in others, it was exhausting, like walking for forty minutes because I hadn't figured out the bus system yet.

So a month into living somewhere new, I decided to repair that and figured it out. I found which app I could download and which line to board. I took the bus back from my date. It was peaceful, a few riders looking tired, possibly off from work. The lights were low, the bus clean, and the bustle of the city calmed with the arrival of evening. The bus driver was pleasant, a gracious welcome and goodbye. It felt like a moment of community, participation in something greater, oxygen traveling on a blood cell through a body. Individually, I have no value, but as a collective to the bigger picture, I can.

Maybe the dates I've been on have an element of individualism to them, someone trying to prove their worth or impress the other. A young man talking about his car or his business, an attempt to sound bigger than we are, a state of being the opposite to what time spent on the go creates. Maybe I'm just bad at dating. For anyone wondering about the date itself, don't worry, he earned himself his own post.

[relocationandtravel]

Retiring in Nashville: Discover the Top 10 Reasons to Call Music City Your Retirement Haven

As retirement approaches, many individuals seek an ideal place to settle down and enjoy the fruits of their labor. Nashville, often referred to as "Music City," is a popular tourist destination and a thriving city that offers numerous advantages for retirees. In this article, we will probe the top 10 reasons why retiring in Nashville can be a perfect choice for those looking for a vibrant and fulfilling retirement lifestyle. 

1. Vibrant Music and Entertainment Scene

Retiring in Nashville means immersing yourself in a vibrant music and entertainment scene that is unrivaled. Known as the home of country music, Nashville boasts a legendary music heritage. Live performances, concerts, and a thriving entertainment industry are all at your fingertips. 

You can explore famous honky-tonks on Broadway, where talented musicians showcase their skills or experience the iconic Grand Ole Opry. This historic venue has hosted countless country music legends. With abundant cultural offerings, Music City ensures your retirement is filled with excitement and entertainment.

2. Mild Climate

An influential factor to consider when choosing a retirement destination is the climate, and retiring in Nashville offers a pleasant environment with a mild climate. The city experiences relatively mild winters and warm summers, allowing you to enjoy outdoor activities throughout the year. 

Nashville boasts four distinct seasons, each with its unique charm. You can take leisurely walks in parks, relax by the beautiful Cumberland River, or participate in outdoor festivals and events. The moderate climate of Nashville provides the perfect backdrop for an active retirement lifestyle.

3. Low Cost of Living

Financial considerations are crucial in retirement planning, and Nashville offers a moderately low cost of living compared to other major cities. Whether you prefer a cozy home or a spacious condominium, housing costs are affordable. 

Property taxes are reasonable, and Tennessee does not have a state income tax, which can be a significant advantage for retirees looking to make their retirement savings last longer. The low cost of living in Nashville allows you to enjoy a comfortable retirement without compromising your financial well-being.

4. Healthcare Facilities and Services

Access to quality healthcare is paramount during retirement, and Nashville excels. The city is home to renowned medical centers such as the Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Saint Thomas Health, which provide world-class healthcare services. 

These facilities offer a broad scope of specialized treatments and cutting-edge medical care. Retiring in Nashville ensures that you have access to top-notch healthcare and the peace of mind that comes with it. 

5. Abundance of Outdoor Recreational Opportunities

Retiring in Nashville means embracing an active and healthy lifestyle surrounded by breathtaking natural landscapes. The city boasts numerous parks, hiking trails, and recreational areas to reconnect with nature and engage in outdoor activities. 

You can explore the serene beauty of Radnor Lake State Park, go boating or fishing on Percy Priest Lake, or enjoy a picnic in one of the picturesque parks. With abundant outdoor recreational opportunities, Nashville offers retirees the chance to stay active and enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors.

6. Rich Cultural Heritage and History

Nashville's cultural heritage and history extend far beyond its musical legacy. The city is home to several museums and cultural institutions that offer a glimpse into its past. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum celebrates country music's rich history, while the Tennessee State Museum provides insights into the state's heritage. 

The Frist Art Museum showcases diverse art exhibitions. Retirees can indulge in the arts, delve into history, and explore the vibrant cultural scene, expanding their horizons and enriching their retirement experience in Nashville.

7. Active Senior Communities and Social Engagement

Nashville provides a wide range of active senior communities and retirement villages that foster a sense of community and encourage social engagement. These communities often feature amenities such as fitness centers, social clubs, and organized activities tailored to the interests of retirees. 

They offer a platform for like-minded individuals to connect, share experiences, and build lasting friendships. Retiring in Nashville means being part of a supportive community that values social connections and encourages an active and fulfilling retirement lifestyle.

8. Culinary Delights and Southern Cuisine

For food enthusiasts, Nashville's vibrant culinary scene is a haven of flavors and delights. The city's restaurants, food trucks, and farmers' markets offer diverse culinary experiences. 

From mouthwatering Southern cuisine to international dishes, you can savor the finest delicacies and embark on culinary adventures throughout Music City. Whether indulging in classic barbecue, sampling hot chicken, or exploring innovative fusion cuisine, retiring in Nashville ensures that your taste buds are constantly delighted by a gastronomic paradise.

9. Proximity to Beautiful Destinations

Nashville's strategic location provides retirees with easy access to many beautiful destinations. Within a few hours' drive, you can probe the majestic Great Smoky Mountains, known for their stunning vistas and hiking trails. Charming towns like Franklin and Lynchburg offer a glimpse into Tennessee's history and southern charm. 

The surrounding countryside invites you to enjoy its serene beauty and peaceful retreats. Retiring in Nashville allows you to embark on exciting weekend getaways and discover the region's natural wonders and cultural gems.

10. Welcoming Community and Southern Hospitality

Nashville is renowned for its warm and welcoming community, and its strong reputation for Southern hospitality makes it an ideal place to retire. Whether you're a newcomer or a long-time resident, you'll find that the city embraces diversity and fosters a sense of belonging. 

Nashville's residents' friendly and kind-hearted nature makes it easy to form new friendships and connect with others. The welcoming community and Southern hospitality create an atmosphere that enhances your retirement experience, ensuring that you feel at home in this vibrant city.

Experience the Best Retirement in Nashville

Relocating to Nashville is a significant decision; opting for Nashville could be your ultimate relocation. Discover an unparalleled combination of favorable weather, rich culture, and excellent healthcare facilities. Embrace the breathtaking outdoors and join the warm and inclusive community. Plant your roots in Nashville, TN, and embark on an extraordinary retired life, making it your most fulfilling chapter yet.

To Summarize

Retiring in Nashville offers a unique and fulfilling experience for individuals seeking an exciting and culturally rich retirement destination. Music City has something to offer everyone with its vibrant music scene, mild climate, low cost of living, abundant outdoor opportunities, and welcoming community. So, consider Nashville your retirement haven and embark on an extraordinary chapter of your life filled with music, adventure, and endless possibilities.

[haikuku]

Daily Haikuku, no. 330

Is there anything left for me here if I stay? Yes, but not people.

--haikuku

[becausecosima]

Three years in the UK. Thank you for having me.

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