
mexicocrow
Jan 28, 2004, 5:14 AM
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Re: [chynafox] What is the LGBT scene like in Mexico?
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From a gay male perspective, Mexico has a tolerance level not seen in the US. Mind you, my partner and I are from deep in the Mid-West, Oklahoma, so NOTHING is tolerant here. We just sold our beautiful, lake front home to allow us to make the move to Mexico. We spend most of our time in Puerto Vallarta, currently known as the 6th gay travel destination in the world. Naturally the cost of living is an adjustment for us, but one we can live with given the openess with which we can live. We have not encountered any negativity regarding our sexuality, in Mexico. While we live a sheltered life here, we haven't experienced any discrimination here at home, we just have to step the required two feet apart to walk down the street together, and always remember to sit on opposite sides of the table, as opposed to next to each other. High housing costs seem such a little price to pay. The Mexican people are gracious, accommodating, and extremely accepting. There are people in Mexico, just like there are in the US, Canada and everywhere, who don't like it, but they seem to be far outnumbered by the ones who don't really care what you do.
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