Are gender-variant individuals more concentrated in certain places?

[Luc]

After having met yet another ftm from Ohio, I got to thinking there may be some trend in where some of us come from. Far from having any definitive theories, I figured I'd poll you folks and see if anything surfaced. If you were born outside of the U.S., this isn't meant to exclude you; I'd appreciate if you'd post and let me know the country and state/province in which you were born, if possible.

By the way, I was born in Ohio. Go buckeyes!

SD

[sarahb]

California...and look at that, 50% come from Cali 

[sd]

You may want to compare these numbers to state population vs. internet access before drawing any real conclusions from it.

[Luc]

Ah, I appreciate the advice... but this is mostly out of curiosity, at least at this point.

[je]

Louisiana!!!! Yes Louisiana -- which is practically the worst state to live in these days.

[Lutin]

I was born in Queensland, Australia (http://www.yarramineconsulting.com.au/images/map_australia32.gif).

Lutin

[Aiden]

North Carolina

[Shana A]

Born in NY

Z

[Janet_Girl]

Beaverton, Oregon to be precise and no pun intended. 

GO Beavers ( Oregon State ) again on pun intended. 

[NicholeW.]

I think I'm more concentrated in the thighs, to tell the truth.

[mickie88]

ohio, and looking for a job with the state so i have protection legally until they decide to take it away again.


Warrior Princess Mickie

[Yochanan]

California born and raised and damn proud. That's Southern California, or, to be even more specific, I was born in Sylmar (somewhere in The Valley), raised in places like Inglewood, Culver City, and Downtown LA, and I'm now living in North Hollywood--The Valley again. I feel as if I've come full circle. City of Angels, ftw<3.

[Pica Pica]

i was born here

[tekla]

 I would think that in terms of birth the stats would be equal across the board by birthplace, but by where we are as adults you would see more of a concentration in larger cities and more liberal areas - but that again follows general population patterns.

[Pica Pica]

as always you've put your finger on it, big citys tend to suck people in.

[PolarBear]

Born and living in The Netherlands.

[RebeccaFog]

It's easier to be out in a city. You may never get an accurate count of how many were born anyway. Some regions discourage people from the Realization or from going public with the Realization. You'll only know about out and about peoples.

Massachusetts.

Yes. I was born, and I resent it. Someone will pay for committing this atrocity upon me.  Someone. Will. Pay.

[annajasmine]

Oops, I messed up on my vote I was born in Florida not Tennessee. I really glad that I was not born in Tennessee why?

http://www.drbecky.com/birthcert.html
Tennessee will NOT change the sex designation on the birth certificate.

Anna