What will happen to me when I'm old and I cannot take care of myself? Who will care for me? Who will accept me in their building? These are things you wonder. Number one, will I live a long time? Number two, will I have enough money? And number three, will I be welcomed in that retirement community? These are things that I think of often. I've had nightmares about it. It does cause anxiety. In a perfect queer world
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@homosanity · 2:59
I do have a couple of nieces and nephews, but I don't know what will happen. But I do plan for retirement, and I think that's the way to go, is to make sure you have some money for retirement. And I know that I'm in an area right now where there's lgbt senior housing. Yeah, that's my share on that. But I hear your concerns, and I just think that you're going to be okay. Homo sanity out
I tried to talk my family into moving to the mountains, setting up a little bit of land, getting some individual plots for everybody. 20 acres. Everybody gets a half acre an acre. We get little tiny homes going. Gift those to family. Say, hey, you can own it. You could rent it out an Airbnb. But I'll just sit up here and play drums and talk on swell and make that happen. Didn't work out, but I'm still in development stages
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@homosanity · 1:22
That is hilarious. And I love the picture. How did you get that picture? Because that guy looks kind of like you from the other picture. That is funny. I used to live in the Blue Ridge mountains near Boone, North Carolina for a short period of time with a friend of mine when I was trying to find myself kind of thing. It was gorgeous. I love being in the mountains. Seiko would have to talk about how it is where he's at