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I need to be in a place where it is safe for me to hold hands with my husband. I need to be in a place where my husband (who is not from the US) is not discrim
by ebiester 10y ago
I need to be in a place where it is safe for me to hold hands with my husband.
I need to be in a place where my husband (who is not from the US) is not discriminated against for his accent or color of skin.
I'd like to be in a place where there are enough other gay people that form a community.
There needs to be a good food scene. (I'm missing that in Boston.)
The cost of living difference has to be more than the wage differential.
Most of my life was spent in Tucson, Arizona. I don't have the same fears of living outside the "it" city, but let it be said that a large problem in Tucson was that there were only so many places to work. That will be a problem in Boise, because relocating two people for a job is much harder than relocating one.
- hprotagonist 10y ago>There needs to be a good food scene. It's called "Somerville" ;-)
- ebiester 10y agoMeh.
- numbsafari 10y agoPhilly has a vibrant LGBTQ community, lots of immigrants, and an amazing food scene... and it's a quick hop to NYC or DC. Just sayin'...
- ebiester 10y agoThe question is about places like Boise, ID. Philly is usually considered a large city, even if its tech scene isn't particularly well known.