Boston can vary wildly depending what section you’re in as to what kind of people you’ll run into. Ranging from the most loving and accepting people you’ll ever meet to the biggest bigot north of Delaware.
North shore (north of Boston) seems to lean more liberal/accepting.
South shore (south of Boston) tends to lean more conservative the further down you go.
Metro west (just west of Boston) I’ve never heard anything positive or negative about these people. As far as I can tell every road and highway out there has been under construction my entire adult life so everyone just stays home or takes the T into Boston.
Cape cod is very town specific, but the end of the cape p-town I remember being joked about as the gayest town in the US when we made gay marriage legal.
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Boston can vary wildly depending what section you’re in as to what kind of people you’ll run into. Ranging from the most loving and accepting people you’ll ever meet to the biggest bigot north of Delaware.
North shore (north of Boston) seems to lean more liberal/accepting.
South shore (south of Boston) tends to lean more conservative the further down you go.
Metro west (just west of Boston) I’ve never heard anything positive or negative about these people. As far as I can tell every road and highway out there has been under construction my entire adult life so everyone just stays home or takes the T into Boston.
Cape cod is very town specific, but the end of the cape p-town I remember being joked about as the gayest town in the US when we made gay marriage legal.
Everything west of 495 doesn’t actually exist.