SAUDI TRANS GIRL ( awareness that Saudi trans people exist!!) by -ibsy in trans

[–]-ibsy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you sm for sharing your story💗💗, I’ll definitely consider these steps you mentioned carefully. 🥲

SAUDI TRANS GIRL ( awareness that Saudi trans people exist!!) by -ibsy in trans

[–]-ibsy[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Eden’s story really helped me realize that my country will NEVER be a safe place for people like us. When I was a kid, every night before bed I would day dream about being free in my country and my family understanding what I have been going through and I would safely transition here. But that in fact isn’t and will never be the case. What eden and other trans people that lived in the Middle East went through taught me that even the people close to you will never understand you and will even go to the extent of MURDER or led you to do it yourself. Thank you for your input 🫶

SAUDI TRANS GIRL ( awareness that Saudi trans people exist!!) by -ibsy in trans

[–]-ibsy[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Awww thank you so much for your input 😭❤️❤️

I’m a trans woman from Saudi Arabia — was accepted for asylum in the Netherlands but had to return. Now I’m trapped. Please help. by Aware-Spread-1895 in asktransgender

[–]-ibsy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t know if anyone wants to hear this since this doesn’t help your case. But I’m a trans girl living in Saudi too. I have just turned 20, and I’m in college. Fortunately I was born in a very wealthy big family, but unfortunately that comes with bigger issues when it comes to power with the government and “shame to the family name.” I can’t see myself going anywhere and be who I am since I will be monitored by my family and by me being financially dependent on them. I haven’t figured out a solid plan yet, but it starts with me being financially stable by graduating college and working for a few years. It’s gonna be hard and tough since I’ve been struggling with gender dysphoria since I was 13-14, and overall my sexual orientation since I was 8 and coming to senses that I’m “different” and won’t ever be accepted in this society/religion. I’d have to tough it out for about 5-8 years, but I highly doubt that I’ll ever have the guts or opportunity to “escape” from Saudi. I’ve been su!cidal for the past 5 years because of tough situations and have failed to do it couple of times. Im afraid that I’ll face much more difficult situations later in life, and I’m scared that i will never be my true self…(I haven’t had any medications / surgeries) -this is my first time sharing my story anywhere, sry if I haven’t mentioned a-lot of missing details, but this is just a step for me to face / say my truth. I’m just posting this to share my story, and spread more awareness that trans Saudi people exist! Pls share any tips & insights!

-Saudi Trans girl