I'll second the Twin Cities.  Minneapolis was actually the first city in the U.S. to pass anti-discrimination laws that included trans-people specifically.

Provincetown was amazing when I was there.. nice place right on the ocean to boot!  Def NOT Long Island!

Well, I would have to say Atlanta Ga. is a very TS friendly area. There are lots of us here. I live my life as a female every day. No problems here. I can go into stores to  use the restroom and the attendants unlock the ladies restrooms for me. Some stores keep the restrooms locked til you ask for them. And yes guys open the doors for me all the time. Businesses and the whole downtown area seem to be great.

Portland, Oregon is very Transfriendly.  And Oregon has laws protecting the gender identity community.

Janet

There's also two other municipalities in the state of Indiana besides Indy and Bloomington. They are Lafayette and Fort Wayne.

The way I see it. Indiana's transgender capital is Bloomington. The US' capital is San Fransisco.

Quote from: Annwyn Le'fay on December 06, 2008, 03:00:33 PM

And I'm sorry people up north just don't hold doors open for me LOL.

I live in MD, and have forgotten how to open a door, since I haven't had to in so long.....but maybe it just rural MD??



Bev