/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
Hi folks! My partner (30m, black) and I (29enby, white) and I are in NY and looking to move to California in the next 5ish years. We're looking to start a family and we want to find somewhere warmer that's not southern and we landed on California. We want somewhere our kids can grow up feeling safe (as much as they can) as they'll be in a queer interracial family. However he is also very interested in owning a large plot of land for homesteading and things like that. Does anyone have any recommendations? We would prefer to be a reasonable distance (couple hours drive so we could do a day trip) from Disneyland as that's where my best friend will likely be located. Any advice you all have is welcome. Thanks!!
We are creating an anthology on rural 2SLGBTQIA+ lives and stories. We are looking for nonfiction prose and poetry. We want you to write about your lived experience as a rural 2SLGBTQIA+ person in Canada. Accepted submission will receive cash payment.
Bored gay man looking to meet new friends in the Kirbyville, Jasper or DeweyvilleTexas area.,
I've never heard of Chris Houseman, I'm not from the US, but this gem was served up by YouTube.
I’m starting the journey to get property and start a “real” homestead/ hobby farm. I currently garden in suburbia, Tulsa Oklahoma. Because my partner and I don’t have any attachments geographically, we’re thinking of moving. Probably staying in the Midwest just because land is on average cheaper and easier to work than some other rural options. We would like to have an accepting community. Any suggestions on how to “shop” for that? Or suggestions on location?
I dream about living on a homestead filled with animals with a loving husband. No more phones or stressful city jobs. Not sure it'll ever happen though. Anyone else dream of the same?