r/OhioLGBTQ

Hello, friends. I am new here, but reside in Portland, OR. I work at an LGBTQ centered clinic and pharmacy combo and do my best to always prioritize our community whenever I can. I am NB/Agender myself.

The reason I am in this Sub is my Bisexual/Platonic life partner inherited this house recently and it is up for sale. It is in Greenville, OH, on a rural state road, backed up to a state park. Could be a nice "starter home" for a couple or perhaps a useful rural community space. It is "on grid" for electricity but has a powerful generator. Uses Propane. Septic. Has a well. New metal roof is perfect to install Solar to get off the city grid for power if you wanted to. Good sized back lot parcel, perhaps for a community or personal garden? Creating our own safe spaces is what we have always had to do, and is ever more important now!

Maybe you know someone looking? Thanks for reading and stay loud and proud!

Zillow Link:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3774-State-Route-121-Greenville-OH-45331/118459252_zpid/?view=public

Questions about the house itself? Please reach out to the realtor. He knew the person who lived there and will have far more detailed answers.

I hope I posted correctly per the mod rules I read, thank you.

Dr. Acton said she agrees with the law prohibiting transgender women and girls from participating in women's and girls' sports.

"I do not support boys playing in girls sports. This is already settled law in Ohio, and as governor I will enforce and uphold the law," Dr. Acton said.

"As a doctor, public servant, and a mom, I will always stand up for fairness and protect kids' health and safety," she continued.

I'm visiting from Connecticut but the buddy I came for got called into work for my entire trip. I'm looking for a friend or two to hang out around Ohio with. I don't mind driving to pick you up as long as you don't have a bed time 🤣🤣. Mainly tryna hit up billiards halls, food, and drive around blasting music. So please be 21+.

I've been to Kinx Boutique(2413 N High) only once now, but it is really nice to see a brand new place similar to The Garden open up in town. Anyone else been there?

Hey everyone! I'm Alice, 39 year old Asexual Trans Lesbian, who moved to Columbus, Ohio a little over a year ago with my 12 year old son, who has AuDHD, and now ex-partner.

There have been a lot of ups and downs, no friends or family in a new place, but I'm finally pushing myself to seek out my own happiness.

I'm looking for people around my age in the Columbus area to watch movies with (especially Horror - trying to get a girl's night out to see Evil Dead Burn on opening night). I'd love to play TTRPGs, board games, or even video games with some friendly faces.

I'm also open to setting up get-togethers for mini-me, for any potential friends that also have children around his age.

Hey all! I’m a 23yo female who just moved to the Columbus Ohio area and I’m looking for some new friends! I’d love to talk and get to know people but I’m kinda socially awkward at first . How does one acquire friends?

My (40f) wife (34f) has recently been offered a job at one of the cultural institutions in the University Circle neighborhood in Cleveland. We also have a 3 year child. We are currently living in a very queer neighborhood with a lot of other two-mom families in Philadelphia (there are literally 3 lesbian mom families just on our block). My job is fully telecommuting, so finding employment for myself is not a factor.

I’m originally from around Columbus (where we met) and we moved to the east coast around 8 years ago. I’m feeling apprehensive about moving back to Ohio after being in such a Philly bubble - I feel like I’ve really been able to come into my own here and I’m worried about not feeling accepted or my kid feeling some kind of way about having two moms.

I also realize I know basically nothing about Cleveland other than it is generally considered a very LGBTQ friendly place. We’re taking a trip this weekend to check out neighborhoods that might be a good fit for us and I’m hoping to get some recommendations.

We’re looking for a family friendly, LGBT-friendly, fairly walkable neighborhood with access to parks or playgrounds appropriate for a 3 year old. We will also be looking for convenient and trustworthy daycare options. We’re typically in bed by 10pm, so nightlife isn’t a priority (which is kinda what you get if you google LGBT friendly neighborhoods), but open mindedness and non judgmental attitudes are a priority.

I’m a fat lady with short hair and unshaven legs and I’m looking to not get stared at while I’m grocery shopping with my wife and kid, basically (unfortunately not a given in Columbus).

Thanks in advance for any/all help, and I’d welcome any encouragement about Cleveland in general!

Hey!

Visiting CLE with some friends for sightseeing, bars + meals and a baseball game. I present (style wise) somewhat femme for a guy.. clothing, nails ect…

Is it pretty friendly (safe) downtown and around the baseball stadium?

Engaged lesbian here hi!!!! Does anyone have any recommendations on queer friendly vendors/venues??

Did you love the place you got to marry your bestie?
I will say, I have no idea about size or budget yet currently just browsing our options. Would love somewhere affordable, cute, gay friendly that can fit like 80-100 people but I do understand that may not be possible lol

Looking to get out more but still lack confidence for daytime appearance. So I would like to start off with evening or even late walks, possibly even some jogging. Any recommendations or at the very least places I should avoid? Thanks 😊

I am an trans guy who has lived in Ohio my whole life but I go to university in Georgia. My old provider (Thrive clinic at nationwide children's hospital) was able to prescribe me my testosterone in Georgia until it was completely shut down and I had no luck finding a provider in Georgia that can also prescribe me my testosterone in Ohio when I'm up there for breaks.

I'm using Folx at the moment just because I have no other options but obviously going from $5 a month for my testosterone to $50 a month due to membership costs as a college student is highly irritating AND I am required to switch providers whenever I move states because apparently they can't prescribe over state lines??? I was going to go with Equitas until I learned that they can't even prescribe out of state either.

Someone please help because I don't have the time to be on a waiting list for a provider just to find out they aren't licensed to prescribe out of state since I'm returning to Georgia in September.

Heyya, so, some of you probably saw the post from last night, I've deleted it as I read through it today and it was more a mess of panic and impulse than anything else, and I hope that this post is a bit more clear, and less erratic.

I am a gender-queer (masc presenting, more often than not) autistic person who struggles with the stresses of making phone calls to get appointments sorted initially, trying to understand what companies and such accept what insurance what doesn't, as well as what places may offer help with transportation to and from appointments, etc.

Basically, I am looking for a person, I don't know if a "social care worker" or "social worker" is the correct term or not, but someone who can at least help guide me through things, possibly be the one to reach out to companies, figure out what the situation is and if the context around me, my location, insurance, etc are all good enough to then book an appointment.

Maybe social worker isn't the right term, but I hope in describing what I am looking for, folks can point me in the right direction.

I can access the COTA services with relative ease. Uber can be arranged if absolutely necessary. Otherwise, I don't have any transportation available. I am based in South Columbus (Close to High St. & Reeb Ave.)

Thank you to anyone and everyone who was able to provide some insight on the last post, and any insight on this post.