Where do you live is it trans friendly?

[Missy~rmdlm]

My profile is far too public for direct information posting. As usual I will say St Louis, MO area. My specific area is quite conservative...that's documentable from the city hall sharing a building with a Catholic convent to specific politics. Yet for me and a few other TS women I know, we function just fine in the area. Is it a matter of: are we are so rare here people may not even know who TS people are? I dunno. (One has been on a national network TV documentary on TS living.)
Further, my employer sponsored insurance has covered most care, and I have retained my job.

[JustASeq]

Moved from Washington DC to San Francisco last summer to being transitioning.

I'm moving to san Francisco though, I'm quite sure it will be much better.

It is (At least compared to DC)

[amber roskamp]

i take back lansing being a decent place to live. Michigan legislature is terrible and created a bill to allow legal discrimination in the work place, allowing businesses to refuse services, and to deny housing if they felt like it was a violation against their religious freedom and it was made specifically for lgbtq people. also there was a hearing for a non-discrimination bill and it received no votes. the first bill i was talking about was modeled after Texas's religious freedom restoration act  but i have heard that it is more extreme because it is worded poorly. so i would not recommend Michigan to any lgbt person