> I don't know if it's my location in the bible belt
Yes. You really need to start looking for either remote jobs that are headquartered elsewhere, or start looking to relocate to one of those places. The second will likely get you more culture, there are plenty of good remote companies but also plenty of bad ones.
SF seems to be the commonly-referenced location, but really any city. Portland, DC, New York, really anywhere that's not bible belt.
Yes. You really need to start looking for either remote jobs that are headquartered elsewhere, or start looking to relocate to one of those places. The second will likely get you more culture, there are plenty of good remote companies but also plenty of bad ones.
SF seems to be the commonly-referenced location, but really any city. Portland, DC, New York, really anywhere that's not bible belt.