Colorado, Oregon, Washington, and California have good pro-trans laws. Oregon and Washington are very rainy though, and Southern California is very hot. EDIT: So I looked it up and apparently SoCal is cooler than Denver in the summer :O.
saving this !!! What a super helpful guide at such a great time
Yea it was photos just like this but there were a lot of them!
I did not understand the plot at all, I could not get what the message of the movie was. ;~; Maybe i’m just bad at understaning movies, but your other comment helps explain it
Blue Velvet, not ambiguous?
omg!! The only movie I watched of his was ‘Inception’ and I think it’s a little overrated. He does a very good job of creating suspense, very tense movie, but aside from the hallway fight scene with the changing gravity, I didn’t think the other fight scenes were good. (just like the Matrix, I think they definitely underused the whole ‘you can do anything you want’ aspect of the movie)
I’ve always wondered how Cuba was a part of N-AM in the 60s-80s when the country was aligned with Soviet Union?
So each part follows a character named Jojo who gains supernatural powers and fights other people with supernatural powers! Each part has different themes and everything, and in Parts 1 and 2 you have Hamon which is magical sun breathing and Part 3 introduces Stands which are ghosts you can summon that have special abilities (e.g. Crazy Diamond can repair things and it’s super interesting how this ability is used it’s super useful, and Golden Experience can give life to objects). Now there is a high amount of gore and blood too, so watch out, and the show is pretty uplifting!
I don’t get what the message is ?
Honestly I like to (like is a big word here) study other ideologies for fun and I go to r/neoliberal sometimes and oh my gosh some of the stuff they say is just so vile, I totally get what you’re saying
I think it’s the Pacific winds. Cost of living is typically higher in states with stronger pro trans laws v.v I think it’s way worth it tho