Natalie Kitroeff

Is this the first time you're hearing this?

Yeah.

What's going on for you right now?

I don't know.

It's just so overwhelming.

It's also like financial, like we put every, I mean, this wasn't, this was not easy moving here.

Like we put everything, like all of our resources in it and just don't know what we'll do.

I, there's part of me that I guess it really, it's like if somebody gets really sick and you realize like what really matters,

And in our case right now, I know what I really value, what really matters, and it's the health and well-being of my whole family.

And if we have to do that somewhere else, we do that somewhere else.

Is it still clear to you, even with all of that, that you made the right choice in moving and moving to Connecticut?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, yeah.

We didn't have a chance in Tennessee.

And like I said, I...

I think we are still blown away by what life is, can be like for queer folks here.

Like church services where there was a pride service or where like they're talking to the children about every single one of you is made in the image of God.

Like, you know, our town has pride festivals.

Like, you know, the governor is going to fight for you.

Like,