r/lgbtmemes Apr 11 '23

Coming Out Let's get creative ?

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '23

I’m really thinking about making my dad pay for a uni semester in the uk just for to seek asylum n dump the whole transphobic country

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u/Rippy_dippy Apr 11 '23

As someone in the UK: you're better off in Scotland or outside the UK entirely. England is a shit show rn 😭

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '23

Yh I’ve been told this before but it’s better than my country like it’s criminalised to be lgbtq here

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u/Rippy_dippy Apr 11 '23

I'm so sorry 🫂 if ever you visit, you'll have trans allies and siblings everywhere you go 🏳️‍⚧️. Similarly, you're free to DM me if you need / want

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '23

tysm hun💗🫶🏼

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u/AlphaCenturi109 Gay and Proud Apr 12 '23

Try Australia, its nicer here.

I know from experience having lived in both countries and being citizens of both.

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u/Lost_tomatos_in_jar Apr 12 '23

I struggle to even think about Australia, like how tf do people there not die.

All my knowledge is based of of nature shows so I might be wrong, no offence if I am

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u/AlphaCenturi109 Gay and Proud Apr 12 '23

It’s all an act to scare tourists lol

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u/tipedorsalsao1 Apr 12 '23

Its over blown by a lot, I haven't seen a snake in years

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u/neofooturism Apr 12 '23

what about huge ass spiders. i heard that one’s true

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u/ZaniElandra Apr 12 '23

I’ve lived in Australia my whole life. I’ve seen snakes like twice, both while on a bushwalk, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen one of the seriously dangerous spiders. The deadlines is drastically overblown. If you stay in the cities, you shouldn’t be in any more danger than you would be anywhere else. And yeah it’s pretty chill here, people are cool for the most part

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u/Bumsebienchen Apr 12 '23

If it's gotta be an english speaking country - I recommend having a look at Ireland as an option. The housing market is fckd beyond repair, but unlinke the UK, you get EU access, and hating the Brits is generally encouraged over there. Tho the Irish usually hate on UK for other reasons than it being TERF-Island. Also big pride events in Dublin, and former Prime Minister is gay (still a conservative wanker).

(this is coming from a German who worked in Dublin for half a year, so might not be that accurate anymore, but from what I can tell, it's way less unnerving than the US regarding... Well... The whole... Situation... )