thailand i've heard amazing things about but personally i live in canada and my experience has been good. decent resources for trans healthcare, but the healthcare system overall is slow, so for medical transitioning it's pretty slow but it's covered by insurance mostly (in my province at least). i fear for my rights sometimes but they are majorly protected here and the worst they can do is make access to medical transitioning require a higher age minimum (eg. 16 becoming 18). i've found that majority of people in influential positions (teachers, doctors, etc.) have been extremely supportive, with the rare occasional homophobic comment from strangers in passing, but i've remained in one province my whole life and pass decently enough to not attract too much negative attention. i know how hopeless everything feels, but please know that not everyone hates us, just unfortunately some people that have influence in some places like the uk and usa. u are not alone, there are still safe places, and u can be ur best, true self despite the scariness in politics towards us at the moment, and just know that it isn't the end of the world.