how good is the gender afferming care in Tailand?i hear tailand has some of best srs and ffs services in the world for an affordabe price and generally is a more trans friendly vacation destination
>>41916525pretty good plus i can visit you there when im on my yearly vacation and have you bounce that bubble butt on my bwc
you cant even fucking spell it yet you want to invade itr. typical trans thought process desu
Seriously, I've looked into it and it seems to be a mixed bag. You can't legally change your gender there, but you can get hrt and surgery. Hrt is covered. Some say that young people will respect your pronouns and identity and older ones may be more likely to shoehorn you into the nonbinary third ladyboy gender box and may just see pooners as lesbo or tomboys, not much different I guess from how ts and transvestite were conflated by normies for a while, long before social media and tranny hate really ramped back up again. But not much animosity it seems from Thai people. I've also looked into the degree of outside influence and it seems low enough there so it might be a good idea to try and ride out the current global agenda to shit on trannies. But as a smaller poor country they are subject to the whims of bigger countries for diplomatic reasons. So it's not a sure thing. The real problem is not everyone can just up and move to any particular country they want and each country will only take so many people, smaller country = less people. Some of us may need to hop around on tourist visas, some may need to illegally migrate and hope to not get caught, some may need to wait until shit gets so bad that somebody actually takes asylum seekers and just hope they make it. Shit's fucked. Keep in mind that there are avenues like studying abroad (Germany even has free schooling I think), potentially gaining citizenship somewhere through serving their military or through homesteading, different countries have different workers they need so you can look at what you do and what countries are more likely to take you, there's also working somewhere international and trying to get transferred elsewhere... Lot of options, they're just all difficult. Also reminder to get vaccinated for shit to avoid dying of foreign diseases. And you will have to research the destination's laws and requirements ahead of time, talk to other expats, and work out the tax implications.
