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VaginaHotPocket OP t1_jbhvijz wrote

Reply to comment by drewbaccaAWD in Planning on moving to PA, as someone who is LGBTQ+ curious about areas to avoid. by VaginaHotPocket

I am actually born and raised from Seattle! My husband however was born/raised in NJ. Seattle is definitely great in that SO MANY areas are accepting and inviting.

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Dry_Presence7112 t1_jbj8jmx wrote

I think it would be worse for you two that he is from NJ, lol

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VaginaHotPocket OP t1_jbjdc71 wrote

Lol! Any reason in particular? 😂

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PM_SOME_OBESE_CATS t1_jbr4zi9 wrote

It's just a state rivalry thing. We definitely make fun of NJ a lot lmao

At least you're not Ohio :)

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Dry_Presence7112 t1_jbjj94u wrote

I don't think it's anything in particular. It's kind of like when you are cooking and the lid falls off the seasoning and it all dumps in and what could've been great is just overwhelmingly salty. 😁

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drewbaccaAWD t1_jbjc4k0 wrote

My above comment had a very specific event in mind. A friend had a friend visiting from France and I was escorting her downtown one day because she wanted to pick up a room divider for when her parents were in town to visit. I had remembered seeing some cool Asian rice paper dividers at Uwajimaya so we were headed in that direction. We walked right into a May Day parade with probably 100 people dressed as chefs swing dancing, playing brass instruments, and handing out cakes (which coincidentally, she got one). It was so confusing... and awesome, to just blindly walk into that.

Another example was when my cousin was in town to visit and I wanted to show him Gas Works Park. There was apparently some Fremont Arts Council event going on which was a community mock wedding.

I feel like I never knew what I was going to walk into there.

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