I've lived out of the country. Except for veterans, thats a novelty here.

I let my dog roam around the hood [ 10 pound weakling]

• I am a Type 1 diabetic (most people with diabetes have Type 2)
• I am in the top 10% of wage earners in my town
• I am a Libertarian
• I work from home
• I graduated from the college in the town where I live with a double-major
• I have two patents
• I doubt many around here have climbed the Temple of Kukulkan, a.k.a. El Castillo, which is the Mayan calendar/pyramid at Chichen Itza

I could probably come up with a few others if I really put my mind to it. These are the things that semi-randomly entered my head.

Liberals seem to be a minority where I live.

I do my own thing and I am covered in tattoos

Vegetarian.

Female longboarder.

Guess which one causes people's eyes to pop out of their heads.

I am disabled paralyzed below the shoulders

I am the sexiest man around, the smartest man around, the most liked man around, I am so awesome that people around where I am want to worship me. THEN I WAKE UP AND REALIZE IT IS ALL IN MY MIND.

I'm a (mostly) liberal in a land of conservatives.

Actually as non-religious person I am not a minority in my home country.
What makes me a minority is being liberal.

Being an sculptor and eco village builder. Plus, alway open spiritual sided.
I am an minority where ever I Go.

I'm a female anti natalist
I'm from the south and I can't stand sweet ice tea.
I love watching football.
During gardening season I'm always playing in the dirt

I am a blabber mouth. Science, Sociology, Theater, Technology I love to talk about things that I feel enlightened by. People who find such things tedious or boring frustrate me. I would rather be in a room with people vastly more intelligent than me than feel a false sense of superiority by hanging our with the incurably dull.

I don't have a problem with football players taking a knee during the National Anthem. Peaceful protest is peaceful protest and that right shouldn't be denied to anyone.

Other than religion, I am a minority (or sort of a minority) in that:

I am taller than the average woman. 5'9" -- I lost half an inch with age.

I am a "tomboy" who would rather be in jeans and boots, than dresses and heels.

I am the only woman at my job with small boobs. The rest are about half naturally big; and the other half are artificially huge.

I have naturally curly hair - where 95% of hairstyles are straight in my world.

I am liberal - very.

I would not go to a typical zoo, to Sea World, or to "swim with dolphins." (I WOULD go to a wildlife refuge where the animals are rescued and not in small cages; and I WOULD go whale watching, etc.)

I don't own a Saints or an LSU shirt -- I think I am the ONLY person in Louisiana who doesn't. (I don't know crap about American football players and stats, but I understand the game and will watch sometimes when the Saints are playing.)

My daughter is bi-racial. When we lived in L.A. and Seattle, that was run-of-the-mill normal. In Louisiana, it is not.

I ride my own Harley-Davidson -- and I do it in riding boots, not six-inch heels. Women riders are very much still a minority.

TO quote Bukowski I don't hate people I just do better when they are not around

I live in an extremely progressive and active community but I also take the definition of open minded liberal seriously. I question everything and have even been called a "curmudgeon" (but in a friendly way). A lot of things I question people about they don't want to hear (like immigration, vegetarianism, charity donations even so called social justice issues). My late partner did the same but they listened to her (her body language and mannerisms) but they don't listen to me. It is a message, messenger thing and a "Smile & Denial" thing.

I'm a black Male born in Haiti.