Looking for a mid tier city where people are mostly apolitical and for fun like to do sports or have family picnics and not go to the gun range or to protests. Where most people are happy with the sex they were born with respect the other sex. Where the religious and political extremism is toned down closer to zero and people are just trying to be productive and enjoy life. Does this exist in the US? How about outside of it? |
Also no weed allowed in public areas. I get sick from it. |
Every city in America has like 98%+ people happy to be the sex in which they are born. |
Most cities in America. Get off the internet. |
Completely agree with pps. Move away from DC, don’t move to Cambridge MA, rural US or San Fran.
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+1. And out of the beltway |
I mean I feel like I have this right here in suburban Maryland, but people do go to protests I guess and gun ranges? It doesn’t bother me or affect day to day neighbor interactions. |
OP I don’t think you can specify that you need other people to live by your gender norms, but then say you don’t want political or religious extremism. IMO it’s pretty extreme to be in the business of policing other people’s sex. |
From a basic logic perspective- if you are having such trouble finding these people or this community, seems the term "normal" does not apply. |
I live in DC and this describes my social circle. Sometimes I wonder if everyone who posts on this website is an alien because y'all can’t seem to act like normal humans. |
You need to get off the internet and see a shrink. |
For housing affordability I would pick Midwest likely Milwaukee. |
Where do I go to find more than 50% of people that are trans? That sounds like fun. |
I visited Denver for the first time recently and during an entire week there, doing a ton of walking, I never smelled weed. That's remarkable considering that Colorado was where marijuana legalization started. And the same has been true everywhere else I've traveled. The widespread smoking of weed in public is a distinctly DC phenomenon. |
Minnesota? Wisconsin? |