[ SECRET POST #2621 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2621 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Hard Candy]


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13. [SPOILERS for Teen Wolf]



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Comments

Re: USA - Northern California / San Francisco

[(Anonymous)]

I just started reading Tales of the City. Is San Francisco still a crazy utopia of sex and weed or would I be incredibly disapointed?

Re: USA - Northern California / San Francisco

[(Anonymous)]

Eh.... to some extent, yes. It's not as bohemian and starving-artist-in-a-garret as it was back in those days, and it's rare that truth ever lives up to fiction, but it's still a very free-spirited and open city. And people definitely smoke a lot of weed and hook up a lot. And there's still a very prominent gay scene - it's essentially a part of the civic landscape these days (Gay Pride Day is probably the biggest civil holiday there is in the city).

I think at a certain point reputations like that become self-perpetuating - the city draws a certain kind of person because of its image, and those people in turn make it like the image.