Of course it wouldn't have to be a Thai wife. Could be a Thai husband, or Thai nonbinary partner. I just want to be able to have genetic children of my own with someone that I love. Since as a trans woman I can't bear them myself, it would need to be someone who could get pregnant.

For one, even just being a resident in Thailand would be better than being a second-class citizen as a trans woman here in the US right now imho.
But from what I've seen it is possible, just very difficult. It requires knowing Thai fluently and knowing hyper specific cultural cues and requirements.

Thailand's culture is generally much more accepting of trans people than the US. I am trans and moving there for this very reason.
There are definitely some things that need improving, but these issues are either the same as we have in the US, or are easily handled by the cheaper cost of living.

One of the reasons I want to move to Thailand, learn Thai, find a Thai wife, and live the rest of my days out in Thailand. I want to wash all this American culture that has failed me out of my being and just become a Thai citizen living a Thai life away from the failures that the US is going through

I know the saying is old, but... He can't be a cunt as he lacks the depth and the warmth.

Personally, this has been the last straw for me. I escaped Mississippi... For this, country wide? Nah. I'm going to be trying to move to Thailand because of its lower cost of living and culture more accepting of trans people. I'm done.

Not quite funny for me but I like it for other reasons. Quite an inspiring creature concept.

I don't think they look alike at all.
I genuinely think the Neanderthal is pretty attractive.
I genuinely think that MTG is not attractive at all.
And that's just from an aesthetic sense. That's not even getting into the fact that MTG is less attractive than her aesthetics by virtue of cringitude

Regardless of whether you take this advice and research into the forgotten and lost depths that were the very science-based and love-based Hagios, I do thank you for being a more kind and respectful person in a world were people aren't often so and for being understanding even in the face of vitriol

You are a good person and I thank you for being loving and supporting.
I do also encourage you to think critically about and research the origins of your faith.
The Hagios, as they were called before they were called Christians, would never have believed what the Romans made the Bible into.

I hadn't seen it. But after your recommendation I watched it. The movie did indeed bring me to tears. I was born and raised in the deep south, so I understand the hopelessness one can feel from living in such a place. I like tanukis; they kind of remind me of the Cherokee rabbit spirit Jitsu.

I personally am very thankful for the existence of furries. I have a psychological condition called anthropophobia, the fear of humans. But with furries, I can talk to people and not be afraid of them because I can convince myself they are different from the scary human people.

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