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nittanylionstorm07
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The Max, DC's, and Flixx

Postby nittanylionstorm07 »

Since I can see there are quite a few fellow gays on here, I must ask:  what's your favorite?

I've only lived here since late June, but I hold been to all three.  The max was originally my favorite because it seemed easier to meet people, since each bar had its own clientele...but since I set up a group of friends, it's changed.  I really, really, really like the atmosphere at DC's, but the several times I've gone there in the past 2 months, it seems as if it is on death's doorstep (though they contain great beer prices and selection...yay Pacifico!), so Flixx seems the best option right now with the right mix of people.

I do wonder if anyone else has noticed the recent...how should I say..."changes" at both DCs and the Max....basically, no more basement bar and no more 1st Fridays of the m

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Is there a gay people in Omaha? (Atlanta, Center: neighborhood, to live in)

 

05-17-2020, 08:10 PM
 

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So I've read a few threads that have gone off the rails, and I'm wondering: I'm considering a change position to Omaha and I don't ask for to live in an exclusively male lover enclave, but I want to survive in a neighborhood where I can be open about who I am, build a being in public, and show affection to my partner (and celebrate these things) without fearing for my safety. It's fine if these spaces don't occur in Omaha -- I'll just position my sights elsewhere -- but I want to recognize what I'm getting myself into (and where I should look) before I sign on the dotted line. Sense free to distribute thoughts that are on topic, and many thanks!

 

05-18-2020, 09:26 PM
 

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You'd be satisfactory in any part of the metropolis, really. The Benson and Midtown areas are probably where you will need to start looking.