I’m going to lose the job I got because the CEO of the child torture facility get a restraining order against me

https://sh.itjust.works/post/44394732

I’m going to lose the job I got because the CEO of the child torture facility get a restraining order against me - sh.itjust.works

It’s clearly in retaliation to shut me up about abuse at the facility. It makes zero sense, even the process server thought it was ridiculous. But I have no money, I couldn’t find a lawyer. So now my life is over basically. I’m barely employable as it is. I have thousands in credit card debt, I have tens of thousands in student loans, and I work a part time job and do gig work. There is no therapy. There is no lawyer. DO NOT FUCKING SAY “just check a low income program in your area!” THEY DONT FUCKING EXIST. I live in a red state which exists to chew people up like me. I have zero family support. I have zero friends. I have zero help. The second I can’t pay rent I’m walking into traffic. At no point in my life has there been help. I called a crisis line last year, was assaulted and lost my job because they forget to give me paperwork after I got out. “Help” seems to be platitudes. Help seems to pretend that there is something on the other side, when across my life that “it gets better” hope gets fucking yoinked from me like Lucy with the football. Why the fuck is saying “no” such a bad thing? My family didn’t care when I got diddled, why would they care if I was in the ground?

Take all the money you have and move. Abandon the debts and the lease. With absolutely no plan, move to a city with good services and welcoming people. Believe me, there are places with good services, even within red states (I live in a city in a red state where you would find support if you looked for it). Doing all this would be a much better option than walking into traffic.
What is the best blue city to be homeless in
“Best” is a judgment call I can’t make for you. You might search around for LGBTQ-oriented homelessness services in some cities you would consider. Big cities like Denver, Seattle, or New York are going to have pretty good access to programs and shelters, but I can’t speak to details.