I don't really know where else to ask, but I'm a troon from Eastern Europe (EU). I actually have been doing OK here all things considered.I haven't socially transitioned and I'm not planning to in the near future (even though I would like to). I have no official diagnoses, I'm DIYing and have been for the past few years.Access to HRT exists here, in principle, but getting it is difficult as almost no psychiatrists want to diagnose you with what you need to get HRT and any other diagnoses (autism, depression) are held against you.I don't really care and I don't think it's very relevant to me, as I don't need to socially transition yet and DIYing is far better than having some creep endocrinologist give you a generic oral prescription.I'm considering moving in the future, but honestly I don't really want to. Apart from the difficulties of being trans here, I have no reasons to move anywhere else. Furthermore, I don't want to be an immigrant and all that comes with it.Anti-immigrant sentiment is rising everywhere and conditions for transsexuals aren't that much better in other parts of Europe. I feel like moving would be extremely expensive and would be like jumping out of the frying pan into the fire.
>>44257381>Europeoh no you have to get out of there all together
>>44257381Wetsern EU can still be nice if you get asylum there, but given HRT access exists where you live it may not work out that way.Sorry Nona, about the only plan I have is to dissapear myself into south america and live there where there's no ICE or whatever but trannies aren't so hated. Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile could all be good options if the government never finds you.
>>44257381Yes it makes perfect sense to move. But don't think that moving to a more liberal country will nessisarily help, consider that people in eastern european shitholes are less familiar with trannies and are thus worse at clocking them.
