Help Alice Weathersby Find a Safe Home

My name is Alice Weathersby, I'm an Idahoan transwoman from an abusive and beligerient, but adopted family.

I've been homeless for 3 years, living by the graces of friends who have become my real family, and that entails close friends allowing me to live on their property in a trailer for a period of time. Unfortunately, the trailer was infected with mold and mice poop, so that when the heatwave it became unsustainable.

My biological and also adopted sister reached out after not speaking for years. She begged me to live with her, and after some time, I relented.

As soon as I moved in, her attitude changed. And I can't move back because the trailer was condemned.

Their dog is huge and autistic, it barks constantly: they scream at it every day.

I couldn't eat without begging friends for money still, I got screamed at by her husband for suggesting as a person five years older that I knew how to cook better, I got screamed at by her husband for restraining their massive dog from eating my niece's food off the counter "because I was hurting the dog" by grabbing by the neck scruff with one hand while balancing a pizza box.

It kept. Fucking. Going worse. Her husband misgenders me, her husband would criticize if I used ingredients to make food and would tell me to half them so that my food would taste like shit.

So, I started not leaving my room.

When I went absent from Facebook for a couple of days, it was because they forced me to sign a contract which states:

* I can't wear what I want, there is a dress code

* I can't talk online how I want, because they're thin skinned

* I can't move their laundry, because one time I did it while they were gone, and it pissed him off

* I have to ask for consent for friends to come over, so that the two I hung out with haven't seen me in over a month as a result

It gets worse. By not talking to her, and her not talking to me, she decided to pick a fight on Facebook.

So I was blunt. And now I have a week to find somewhere to stay.

FOR THE LOVE OF LIFE I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO ANYMORE