Hellooooo Boston!

I absolutely love it here! I'm technically a Floridian, but I've been living in Boston (well, okay, Cambridge) for three years and it's felt like home since the first day.  I'm not too up on the LGBT scene here, either, though, sadly...I've also got a ton of straight friends and no out lesbian/bi friends (plenty of gay men, but the women are harder to find).  That makes it pretty difficult to get out and explore the LGBT community, because I feel like I'd be pretty uncomfortable just showing up solo...I'm definitely a bring-a-friend kind of girl ;)

"To laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to leave the world a better place, to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived...This is to have succeeded."

Jambo from Toronto.

 Venus

I don't live in Boston but I'm most likely going there for college fall of 2010. It is pretty gay, then, yeah? Cause, I've heard some pretty homosexual things about that place haha.

Be the change you wish to see in the world.

i'm not from boston but i spent quite some time there this summer and loved it. AND..i went to the dyke march too this year! i was blown away by the attendance at the march and also the parade. 

but yes, though i wasn't there for tooo long, i did get a peek into the boston gay scene and had a lot of fun. attendance at things like the boston guerilla queer bar events (which, by the way, were great) tended to be a little male-heavy, but i learned to just hit up Machine on Dyke Nights (or queereoke in JP) for my weekly dose of tons-of-boston-lesbians-packed-in-a-room   :)