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[(Anonymous)]

da considering how many niche subreddits there are, i wouldn't be surprised if there was one specifically for lgbt+ tabletop fans. it might be worth checking out if you have the time

[(Anonymous)]

oh definitely, i just dont think that itll be easy to find. reddit being reddit and all that.

but it couldnt hurt to go looking

first anon

[(Anonymous)]

a lot of the ads looking for players will state if lgbt+-friendly! my groups have been exclusively dudes and (mostly) straight, but they've never had problems with a bi woman at the table and play across the spectrum. i didn't go looking for special subreddits, being new to the whole concept. just looked out for the assurance of inclusion as a starting point.

good luck, op, i hope you find a game that suits soon!