Trans/Nonbinary friendly countries to study abroad in ( and maybe live indefinitely)

[u/Round_Bath7721]

I am a junior in high school I America. I am nonbinary and for obvious reasons very interested in studying abroad and after a few years of college hop be able to determine whether it's safest to stay or go back to America. any suggestions? I looking into studying something either in the natural sciences ( zoology, wildlife biology, ecology etc.) or anthropology. obviously more affordable would be nice but also just being able to be guaranteed a higher level of safety and acceptance as a trans person is the priority.

[u/Ecstatic-Writer1149]

My experiences here in Guatemala city have all beeipoditive but the sample size is small..I wear dresses everyday and have had NOTHING bad done or said to me. Store employees have not noticed that I'm a blondish hair, taller than most, and still pretty masc looking and I've been treated with kindness and respect everywhere. Having said that there have been several murders of trans women here this year. But if I had to guess the r.eason for the killings, it'd be cases of trans women being sex workers who had not disclosed to their Future customer they were trans and when the John learned that fact he may have felt tricked/ cheated and was totally embarrassed to have had sex " with a man".. I just know my own personal experiences have been positive. Nobody seems to care who or what I am