Hello /LGBT/, I need your help. Ever since my girlfriend decided

I'd guess something like Canada, Australia, Ireland, Uruguay from what I heard, more or less any "western" country.

>>5564739
Brighton UK. No one would look twice.

>>5564761
I'm looking for something more specific such as cities or states, since these rates can differ a lot in different areas of the same country, but thanks anyway!

Come to Brazil, Sant.

>>5564761
>Uruguay
What's the cost of living like there?

>>5564849
Shhh.

>>5564784
I'll check that, thanks

>>5564857
I don't know, sorry. It's a lot cheaper than industrial countries, but obviously salary is accordingly low too.

seattle is the best place in the us desu

>>5565008
Do you live there yourself, senpai?

>>5564804
Not that anon, but I live in Montreal and it's pretty nice. LGBT is not a problem here and although it would take a while to get residency, once that's done the coverage for almost everything for your gf will be handled. Winter sucks, but what I've been told from people who came from warmer countries you get used to it after the first year. Obviously though, getting a job can be tricky.

>>5565227
I've been pretty interested on Canada, but the weather seems like a problem. I'm used to 27ºC+ every day. Is there any state that's warmer?

California in the U.S is a fairly lgbt-friendly state though I don't live there myself. I personally live near Chicago and I've never had any issues, almost all people I knew were okay with it when I came out (on college campus, plus family and friends)

>>5565263

Vancouver B.C it's as warm as you are going to get in Canada plus has excellent lgbt rights

>>5565227
>>5565263
The weather shouldn't be a problem... I really doubt you'll get accepted into the country if you feel like the weather is worse than what you experience in brazil.

There's only one state in Canada that covers all the trans treatment, but I don't know which one it is.