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$ monthly
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Availability

Available
Now
Minimum term
None
Maximum term
None

Amenities

Furnishings
Unfurnished
Parking
Yes
Yard/patio
Yes
Balcony/roof terrace
Yes
Disabled access
Living room
shared
Broadband included
Yes

Current household

# roommates
2
Total # rooms
3
Ages
40 to 50
Smoker?
No
Any pets?
Yes
Occupation
Other
Gender
2 Males

New roommate preferences

Couples OK?
No
Smoking OK?
No
Pets OK?
No
Occupation
Don't mind
Min age
21
Max age
55
Gender
Males preferred

Finding Your Perfect Queer Roommate: A Guide to Gay Co-Living

For many people, living in community with other LGBTQ+ folks is crucial. Living in a gender non-conforming home with a feeling of safety, community, and shared culture can really make or break how it feels to dwell at home - especially if you just moved somewhere new. But how do you go about finding local queer roommates to live with? We've put together some fool-proof tips on how to safely find queer people to cohabitate with, whether or not you acquire an established local homosexual network.

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- Aubrey (they/them), Brooklyn, NY

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    $1, monthly
    large Intimate bathroom

    Availability

    Available
    Now
    Minimum term
    9 months
    Maximum term
    None

    Amenities

    Furnishings
    Furnished
    Parking
    Yes
    Yard/patio
    Yes
    Balcony/roof terrace
    Yes
    Disabled access
    Living room
    shared
    Broadband included
    Yes

    Current household

    # roommates
    2
    Total # rooms
    3
    Ages
    33 to 43
    Smoker?
    No
    Any pets?
    Yes
    Occupation
    Professionals
    Gender
    2 Males

    New roommate preferences

    Couples OK?
    Yes
    Smoking OK?
    Yes
    Pets OK?
    Yes
    Occupation
    Don't mind
    Min age
    25
    Gender
    Males preferred
    Vegetarian/vegan
    Yes


    Gay at UMD

    <p>My son seemed to acquire no problems finding queer and lesbian and vertical friends and room-mates. He’s straight, but there seemed to be an light give and take between his friends and room-mates. I never heard of any abuse directed at his friends or homosexual terps, but maybe he just never told me of any. One room-mate was in student government and another was on the bike team with him. But that’s more about gay-straight relations that I know of than the gay scene at UMD. So I googled LGBT UMD and launch an interesting site:</p>

    <p><a href=“Home | LGBTQ+ Equity Center”>The University of Maryland | A Preeminent Public Explore University;

    <p>And I found a Baltimore Sun article on UMD as one of the top 25 “gay friendly” campuses:</p>

    <p><a href=“U. of Md. makes Campus Pride's list of top 25 LGBT-friendly schools”>U. of Md. makes Campus Pride's list of top 25 LGBT-friendly schools;

    <p>I have a couple of very good colleagues in the English Department who are out, and you can find an official website of staff and faculty