Anonymous #2 15w

Um it depends on the location of Texas. Anywhere close to Austin isn’t too conservative. Talk about cut throat conservative and it’d equally both Mississippi and Alabama. Texas is a larger mix of different people like we have urban cities and all kinds of stuff

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Anonymous #2 15w

I’m not moving to Dallas I was thinking going to Texas state University which is 41 minutes from Austin

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Anonymous #2 15w

Plus I’m from Texas that’s a bigger reason why

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Anonymous #2 15w

Plus I’m not choosing my location just over political reasons like you don’t have to be overly opinionated. And if you are not from Texas then you don’t know much about Texas because I’ve lived here my whole life. There’s the conservative locations of Texas and the liberal parts of Texas and I’ll tell you the capital of Texas is 80% liberal especially in the city.

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Anonymous OP 15w

Ok

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Anonymous #2 15w

No I’m just saying it’s not as bad as you think it is. Now if it’s Dallas or Midland then yes it can be bad I don’t recommend it there but Austin is a very free diverse city that is big on Pride month and everything

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Anonymous #2 15w

Texas has, like, seven of the most progressive cities in the US or smthn big dog

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Anonymous #3 15w

Exactly

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Anonymous #3 15w

All the urban cities including downtown Houston is liberal. Even my suburb I live in in Houston has become more progressive people flee and move here from several states and counties

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Anonymous OP 15w

*countries

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