Isolated Living

>>1180816
Also, I'm sorry for bring my gender identity into this, but I figured I might as well as this may become a factor in where we relocate to. I heard Canada doesn't really have that much of a problem, but nothing is set in stone yet according to location. In the first line of my initial post I meant to say my soon to be husband and I. The word arrangement got a little messed up.

>>1180817
Canadian here. I know a female to mail tranny here and all he does is bitch every single day about how nobody accepts him or understands him. Maybe this isnt the place for you.

>>1180826
But if they plan to live away from people. Would this still apply to OP?

>>1180828
>>1180828
I mean he could live anywhere first world if he doesn't want to interact with anybody outside his circle. I live in BC and its pretty liberal so if he OP picked northern BC she might be ok. Alberta and Saskathewan are rednecks and they wont like you. Another option could be the maritimes, people are very nice in that part of canada.

>>1180816
So how exactly are you going to get Canadian residency? We only allow skilled people a chance to earn that privilege and even then, it's pretty selective. I know moving to Canada is pretty en vogue right now but we don't just let anyone live here because they want to play mountain man..

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>>1180833
this desu, unless you're a rich job creator or my Korean gf we're full

>>1180816
move to finland

>>1180829
>Another option could be the maritimes, people are very nice in that part of canada.
Noticed in Nova Scotia there are quite a few B&Bs for sale, just so owners can find a new locale. It's kind of a thing where they do something for about 10 years and then a different clime to explore. Very affordable, and it's always a day's drive to the city. It'd be a decent family business to run together, or even only seasonally run. You're also a ferry ride and quick jaunt into friendly new england and the bigger cities for more sophisticated fun.

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I dont think it's good for anyone to have that much isolation. Provided you grow most of your own food etc. Farmers arent rly accustomed to yout kind of changes.
I think you just have to read up on the matter. Sounds like another one of those "If we were alone and nobdy cared". It wont happen. I can t imagine anyone here being in the same suit as you and have actually done it. Do the research.

>>1180826
>a female to mail tranny
He's pushing the gender fluidity envelope

>>1180892
lold

>>1180816
the more rural the area the more hostile towards foreign or anything unusual

But there are exceptions. Scandinavian nations are quite liberal and got a lot of space. I guess this might be your best bet.

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a lot of canada is shield which is pretty much just exposed or partially exposed rock, which is horrible for farming. so going between the tundra and civilization may not be the best idea in every area in canada

there are communities of belgian/dutch/french hippies living in the Alentejo region of Portugal, which is a very beautiful and empty part of the country, doing exactly what you want to do, growing their own food and building houses. They're technically squatting and illegally holding land, but no one cares

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I used to live and really liked this region:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kootenays

pretty spread out and sparsely populated but it has towns with enough amenities. You get very solid seasons and the potential to grow food decently probably exists

>>1181153
>the more rural the area the more hostile towards foreign or anything unusual

Canadian here, born and raised in a big city (Vancouver) but living rural now. This is largely nonsense. Yeah, maybe in some shitty little farm towns in the prairies but in the true boonies, people are too spread out to care, and there are lots of "different" types who move out to the middle of nowhere to escape society. If you're respectful and friendly people will treat you very well in most places regardless of your orientation or gender identity.

Having said that, don't expect worldly types and it's best to keep more radical ideas to yourself unless you're confident the other people are open-minded. But no, you won't be treated badly or harassed if you treat people kindly.

>>1182324
Very liberal, too. Rossland is a gem and Nelson is a seriously awesome centre to be based out of. If there were jobs in my field out there, I'd move in a heartbeat. Even Castlegar has a pride parade from what I remember.

>>1180849
fuck off we're full

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>>1182390
I went to high school for a bit in Rossland. Fucking gorgeous little town

>>1182637
beautiful power lines everywhere...

>>1180892
nice

>>1182324
fuck off we're full