In which type area do you live?

[Lady Sarah]

On the outer edge of a town so small, it has only 2 stop lights, and I'm next to an abandoned cotton field.

[sarah1972]

Small town suburb of a major metropolitan area on the US east cost... nice quirky town with a very charming small town pharmacy less than 1 walking minute from my house.... last stop on the metro line. The area pretty much has everything except a good SRS surgeon... but there is some hope on the horizon...

[epvanbeveren]

Suburb of Richmond VA. Kind of not yet in the crowd, but not in the woods either.

[Dianne H]

In between two small towns.
Pretty much a hick.

[V M]

The wrong end of the Rainbow

[Julia1996]

A suburb in Denver.

[MeTony]

In a suburb.

[DawnOday]

I live in the burbs and it is 30 miles away to my support group. I wish I were a little closer to downtown.

[Chelsea]

In the mountains of Tennessee. Really nice town that has grown over the years. Not so small anymore.

Hugs 

[Jin]

Like Kimberly we live out in the sticks. Way out where the chickens hump the hoot owls.

That little piece between California and Washington. Not counting PDX, which is basically a suburb of Seattle.

[natalie.ashlyne]

Welland Ontario canada

[Chloe]

         I chose suburban, SW side of Atlanta, but still have horse farms and cow scenery (500 acres just across street) so suppose would still be a diehard  Jeffersonian Agrarian! (ie: more rural) Sorry but positively despise "city people" . . . Just because you 'ave the WALK signal doesn't mean you can totally IGNORE traffic with yer music Walkman on!!

        Was browsing 'polls' this AM to get some topic/question suggestions. I have an original php web based CASS survey system and would like to design and create a serious Transgender survey that incorporates what's called "lookback" - the ability to dynamically ask different groups of people specific questions based on previous poll responses.

Am interested in TG attitudes, living situations and depression. Will post more if interest, when I have more time!

[SonadoraXVX]

Suburbs of South Los Angeles, CA, in a latino/black megahood, No, not east L.A., either, that's all latino.

[KathyLauren]

A teeny-tiny fishing village, year-round population, including surrounding farmland, maybe 300.  When we go to town for shopping or services, "town" is one of three places, population 4000, 5000, or 6000, depending which one we go to.  So, really quite rural.

My trans services - therapist, HRT doc, support group - are in the city, an hour and a half away, population 400,000.

[Sarah_P]

I'd definitely classify it as rural. It's the largest town in the county, but it's completely surrounded by farmland. Even the people who live in town could be seen as farm-folks. We have a walmart, and even a movie theater (only built around 10 years ago), but whenever someone wants to do any real shopping or eating out, they drive to Kansas City (and hour and some change away).

[KittyKatKiera]

Washington D.C


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