Gay dating in areas with no scene

[paulpablo]

I work in a small town that has the weirdest amount of lesbians for a small town I've ever known of. And with seemingly no reason for it.

Demographics can be quirky like that.

I live in a small town just outside of Manchester in the North and I have no idea what it's like to live out in the middle of nowhere.
I've been on walks and trips to places like snowdonia in Wales and some other desolate country places and I always wonder how it is to live there.
It's not just in terms of dating but in terms of modern first world stuff like easy access to shops, WiFi signal and so on.
I think the most open unpopulated spaces we have here are in Scotland, sometimes I go on Google maps and check out the Isle of skye the idea of being out there and getting lost scares the shit out of me. But it is beautiful I just don't get how people really live out there.

[Angrboda]

Have you considered long-distance dating? There are plenty of ways to hook up over the internet.

[LinuxGal]

I work in a small town that has the weirdest amount of lesbians for a small town I've ever known of. And with seemingly no reason for it.

[The Grand Nudger]

I work in a small town that has the weirdest amount of lesbians for a small town I've ever known of. And with seemingly no reason for it.

 I mean, you've seen a woman, right?  I feel like there's always a reason for stuff like that. 
Personally, I got lucky.  Something like 30% of the residents of Gulfport are gay.

[FrustratedFool]

I work in a small town that has the weirdest amount of lesbians for a small town I've ever known of. And with seemingly no reason for it.

Demographics can be quirky like that.

I live in a small town just outside of Manchester in the North and I have no idea what it's like to live out in the middle of nowhere.
I've been on walks and trips to places like snowdonia in Wales and some other desolate country places and I always wonder how it is to live there.
It's not just in terms of dating but in terms of modern first world stuff like easy access to shops, WiFi signal and so on.
I think the most open unpopulated spaces we have here are in Scotland, sometimes I go on Google maps and check out the Isle of skye the idea of being out there and getting lost scares the shit out of me. But it is beautiful I just don't get how people really live out there.

I lived in a small Devon village that likewise had a very large number of lesbian couples in it. How interesting.

[FrustratedFool]

Have you considered long-distance dating? There are plenty of ways to hook up over the internet.

I'm looking for a long term relationship. The internet isnot much use for that, for me. I need to meet face to face regularly. And dating apps are a total bust for me because I'm not attractive enough for them.

[FrustratedFool]

It sounds like you're in a place where all kinds of dating would be a problem, you don't live around enough humans.

There's plenty of cishet people. Even I managed to find a girlfriend here, though that was a highly unlikely circumstance tbh. But thr gay scene here is minimal.