nice day nice photo

Beautiful, well done.

I know this is gonna be controversial with the .worlders, but this dude, is a bad dude.

Sounds like your just regurgitating pro nato propaganda.

Cool, thanks for sharing!

I appreciate it! Thank you very much for exploring further. :)

Love the balance you achieved in this photo.

Thanks friend, I appreciate you letting me know. :)

Sorry, thought it was pretty obvious that I really don’t want to die in a nuclear holocaust. I am aware I will die one day, hopefully from natural causes in my sleep.

No thanks, I really don’t want to die.

I can see the vision!

Thank you very much!

Thanks for taking a look.

Are you referring to Grounded, as in the video game? If so, I think I know what you mean.

Alright, I expect some evidence of that claim. Please no CIA sources, I’d like to save us some time.

That’s Theo and his rednote videos are very insightful. There probably could be better education surrounding trans people done in China to help reduce the stigma, but that is the case in nearly every country. I think as people continue to be open and vulnerable about what it means to be transgender and people become more exposed to transgender people that social stigma will change. It is part of why I live openly and honestly as a trans person. Every generation of queer folk has paved the way for the rest of us.

What’s your point?

What about it? Say what you mean.

The govt there recently banned the sale of hormones online which really complicated things for trans women.

That’s if you don’t have a prescription, while the process is some what tedious to get a prescription people were giving themselves doses far above what is recommended so it was out of concern for safety not a malicious intent unlike what we see in Western countries. I would like to see China do informed consent for HRT and lift some of the barriers though.

As far as the rural v urban divide, it is a tale as old as time, not something unique to China, but at least they are doing something about it.

China has human rights. E.G. Trans people get gender affirming healthcare, jobs, food, and housing. Something that the U.S. does not guarantee and is actively trying to ban transgender affirming care. One of the most famous people in China is Jin Xing a trans woman. The Chinese government does not restrict transgender people in the same way that the UK and the U.S. does. Largely it is social stigma that remains in China, which will and has been changing over time.

love it, thanks for sharing.