This really ignores that many LGBTQIA+ people face serious housing discrimination as well as increased risk from certain kinds of aggressive behaviour.
That's not to mention the benefits of having people around who understand the various social, familial and professional struggles they might face, often empathizing through first hand experience.
I know many queer people who prefer to live in queer friendly houses and every city I've lived in has had ad-hoc Facebook groups catering to this need.
That's not to mention the benefits of having people around who understand the various social, familial and professional struggles they might face, often empathizing through first hand experience.
I know many queer people who prefer to live in queer friendly houses and every city I've lived in has had ad-hoc Facebook groups catering to this need.