/r/gayrural
gayrural is a non judgmental group for all country lifestyle LGBTQ2+ people who live outside cities in rural and small town communities. A place to come together to meet like-minded folks or discuss issues related to being gay in a rural setting. Whether you farm, hunt, fish, raise livestock, ride horses, homestead or are a cowboy/girl, farmer, country music lover, gardener, rodeo fan, off-grid prepper, cottagecore, rancher, or just anyone with an interest in them or living off the land.
gayrural is a non judgmental group for all country lifestyle LGBTQ people who live outside cities in rural and small town communities. Whether you farm, or homestead or are a cowboy/girl, farmer, gardener, prepper, rancher, or just anyone with an interest in them.
/r/gayrural
Me and my pals built together three mostly Safe For Work, mixed and inclusive subreddit communities for everything centered on adult women and gender variant people after our totally private and inclusive group chat room grew so big that we had to build a subreddit community.
We currently have more than 1600 member users and more than 195 posts with image descriptions accessible for visually impaired people added to the large collection of diverse content growing with new additions almost daily in our subreddit community called r/GalsAndPals that we built because of popular demand.
r/GalsAndPals is as a mostly Safe For Work and inclusive safe space built for everything centered on adult people who at least partly somehow identify with unconventional womanhood, including top, verse, dominant, switchy, gentlewomanly, girlboss, punky, tomboyish, futchy, butchy, ursine, crossdressing, androgynous, intersex, altersex, transy, transbianish, genderfluid, and genderqueer woman-ish people, but anyone is welcome to post here as long as they are respectful pals to the gals and request mod permission.
We currently also have more than 220 member users and more than 35 posts with image descriptions accessible for visually impaired people added to the large collection of diverse content growing with new additions almost daily in our subreddit community called r/DollsAndPals that we also built because of popular demand.
r/DollsAndPals is as a mostly Safe For Work and inclusive safe space built for everything centered on adult people who at least partly somehow identify with conventional womanhood, including bottom, verse, subby, switchy, housewifey, ladylike, femme, futchy, androgynous, intersex, altersex, transy, transbianish, genderfluid, and genderqueer woman-ish people, but anyone is welcome to post here as long as they are respectful pals to the dolls and request mod permission.
We also currently have more than 360 member users and more than 160 posts with image descriptions accessible for visually impaired people added to the large collection of diverse content growing with new additions almost daily in our subreddit community called r/GuysAndPals that we also built because of popular demand.
r/GuysAndPals is a mostly Safe For Work and inclusive safe space built for everything centered on adult people who at least partly somehow identify with unconventional manhood, including bottom, verse, subby, switchy, malewifey, househusband, twinkish, softboyish, femboyish, ladylike, crossdressing, androgynous, intersex, altersex, transy, transbianish, genderfluid, and genderqueer man-ish people, but anyone is welcome to post here as long as they are respectful pals to the guys and request mod permission.
We do have some basic respect safety expectations as guidelines written in the rules page section of our subreddit communities to help sustain the health of our groups as welcoming, accessible, inclusive, diverse, mixed and shared safer spaces free of judgement and harm that you should read.
We are inclusive of transy, transbianish, transfeminine, transandrogynous, transmasculine, detrans, retrans, genderfluid, and genderqueer people in all three of our subreddit communities.
Anyone is welcome to be in our community subreddits and contribute posting, but ONLY AS LONG AS they are RESPECTFUL WITH EVERYONE AND HAVE already had a sent MOD PERMISSION REQUEST APPROVED, because our subreddits have changed status from being totally private communities to being a somewhat restricted communities.
Our subreddits are only currently temporarily somewhat restricted for being in an experimental early development stage until becoming more accessible, public and welcoming after a time when we are more prepared enough to deal with more diverse types of visitors having access to our place.
If you may be feeling interested in joining, just drop a comment here below or send a moderator mail message to get permission granted to be able to post in one or all of our subreddits or if you want support to create another group.
Also make sure to check out our long, creative, diverse and inclusive lists of silly and cute user flairs and post sections, especially the "Transcribed" and "User Introductions" post sections, to familiarize yourself with examples of how and what content is posted in our communities.
Sharing is caring, because sharing new content like posts and comments in and out of our subreddits is the bare minimum enough to support our spaces living and thriving, so feel free to share our content out there to invite your adult lovers, friends, partners and acquaintances to join our subreddit communities.
The moderation is always open to answering questions and clearing doubts.
No need to be shy as we do not bite.
New here - looking around for any other country boys in Utah? Kinda hard to meet people in person where I live, hoping I can have more luck on Reddit 😅🤠
i grew up in the south while my partner was raised in a very small town near the Great Lakes. we’re stepping into our early 30s and the hustle and bustle of the big city we live in now (population of 500k) is too much for us. not to mention incredibly expensive. we crave nature, homesteading, and being able to live somewhere with no roommates. we however have never felt like we have blended in somewhere more. we see couples that look like us everyday. i know that moving anywhere else will seem like a downgrade in regards to diversity and inclusivity, but just wondering if there’s any smallish towns that a Black trans masc and a white queer femme can feel safe in? preferably a rural area/larger cities nearby with a large percentage of Black people. we’d love to be near a body of water preferably. and any super northern US state will prob be a no go because my partner is anemic and we just generally hate the cold lol… but just mostly wanting to hear y’all’s experiences/suggestions. thank you in advance queer family <3
RFD began in 1974 when some queers tried to place an ad in Mother Earth News but the mag did not run “gay ads.” It began as a queer country lifestyle zine. Lotsa reader content. Long associated with the Radical Faeries, RFD actually predates that queer cultural movement, but the earth based rural content aligned closely w/ the radical faeries. Originally, the name RFD was simply in reference to the country mail delivery abbreviation, Rural Free Delivery.
--owenkeehnen https://www.instagram.com/p/C_NmjFTuJDA/?g=5&img_index=1
Hi everyone! 28y/o F here looking for the LGBTQ community where I’m living, Sackets Harbor. I’m here for work- which is the Army. But it seems like there’s nothing here.
I'm in a small coastal town and a baby gay (so I may be subconsciously "fishing" with this post), but I love fishing and it's sad to realize that most who fish don't want me on their boat and they don't want to be in mine. That's how it is, but I know there are others who love the experience as much as I do. Any recommendations for a group to connect with the like minded?
I’m 28 and live in Michigan in a bigger city but definitely into the rugged, masculine type gays (that’s what I am myself, even though I live in the city so not exactly rural but I grew up rural). How do I meet men like yourselves? Like I said I live in a city now but I grew up in both rural and suburban settings so I relate to you all more. Not a fan of dating apps really cause people just wanna hook up and that’s not me. I find it hard because the guys I’m into aren’t outwardly gay/there’s no way to really know. Any suggestions? As a side note, I eventually went to move out of the bigger city into an area with more land and a quieter lifestyle
Why is there such a lack of lesbian representation in the LGBTQ community, in particular in rural communities? Its very disheartening. We exist.
Can anyone in the UK recommend any groups for gay men to meet other gay men in person where we share similar interests?
I have looked at Meetup but nothing really appeals there.
Hi all, I'm Adam, I'm 40 and from North West England.
I've had bad experiences in the past with homophobia in work places and understand that farming can be a very challenging industry for gay people to work in. However, it's were I really want to work as I already work outdoors in a physical role
I'm looking for farming work in north west England (west lancs, Merseyside, Cheshire, lancs) and was wondering if anyone has any advice, knows of any places I can go to look for roles with gay friendly employers, any farms I can contact etc. or even just any personal experiences you want to share? I think I've already spoken to some farmers here in the past as I recognise some of you! 🤣
Feel free to DM me
I've had the mods permission to post this
Thanks all 👍🏻
This popped up on my YouTube, thought blueneck was clever and love that I’ve got a new term to describe me!
Part of the You Can't Stop the Queer South series.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DAtTz6-MZhT/?img_index=1
I graduated with 28 others in my class. We were a public school with a middle school/high school combined (just differing bells schedules). Grades 6-12 were 198 kids. It still amazes me the amount of queer folks that came out after high school in my small town.