LGBT friendly cities

Any bigger cities tends to have pockets of gay friendliness, especially blue bubbles in red states, incidentally like Phoenix. Austin is also really good out that's the general location you're looking at

>>7125654
Cheap? No

But the Bay Area around San Fran is decently liberal but expensive as fuck.

>>7125654
I love Seattle, and always enjoy visiting my friends there for my yearly visit. I wish I could move there but job.

>>7125654
Toronto, but that requires moving to canada

>>7125679
Id love to move to Canada but I hear the citizenship test is brutal.

>>7125672
Seattle was my first choice but I saw it was expensive.

denver?

Is SLC any good? Last time I visited I had a really good time. It's a beautiful city, and people don't try to pretend they're not Americans.
>>7125671
San Francisco and the Bay Area suck. People here are absolutely insane.

>>7125654
I'm mtf and live in Tempe right now. It's not awful but it isn't the most accepting place ever. People are polite if you pass or are approaching passing, but there is still a lot of really shitty discrimination that goes on here.If you pass, you'll be fine. If not, well enjoy being a fag in a red state.

>>7125821
It's easy to come to Canada if you have a B.Sc. or higher.
Anything lower and yeah, it's tough. We do actually weirdly enough have a law that lets you buy citizenship for $1mil though. I believe it's been raised to $10mil now though.
But we do not accept unskilled immigrants period. Minimum of a transferable degree. If you're arts make sure it transfers before applying. Things like anthropology with a focus in archaeology will transfer for example but literature, fine arts, etc. won't.