Why would anyone travel to meet a trans woman. We are right here in the US too. Yes I know. In the early 90's with a wig I made more money in Korea as a trans bargirl and other things
than Korean trans women. I was different. I passed totally in Korea.
I see a lot of people wanting to meet Thai girls but in their country the people know. Same in Korea, Japan, India and anywhere else. I would love to marry a successful Korean man and go back. I loved Korea and passed. OMFG I passed even without full makeup and wearing jeans and guys clothes because I had a shorter haircut (shoulder length bob back then with really fluffy bangs
). I really should have stayed there though.
It seems that in a lot of places it is taboo to love and marry a trans woman. Well in the Us being gay is not taboo anymore and gay marriage is the law of the land. But being trans is still somewhat taboo.
But with Jazz Jennings, Lavern Cox and Caytlin Jenner, not that much taboo but they still have haters though. I mean who can hate on a 15 year old girl like Jazz Jennings? Only ignorant assholes in my opinion.
I will name some names, Jazz but she is so young but still a pretty girl and girl is the key word. Amy Daley. Laverne Cox, Bailey Jay, Dudda And I Don;t Know Her Lastname, Nicole Bastiana or whatever her last name is. Bruna Butterfly, Beatrice Velmonte???? and many others out there and proud.
OK so take Jazz. She knew she was a girl from the beginning of memories. Me too. Her parents and godbless them understood but mine didn't. Maybe even couldn't. I was a freak of nature with gynecomastia and a small penis that is smaller than my thumb. I have legs that could never be men's legs and always got made fun of. Sparse hair and too much subcutaneous fat. The same with arms even though I trim the hair on my arms. My face is fucked up as a man's and I fucking have natural boobs. So much that I got kicked out of boy's PE class halfway through my freshman year.
There are enough of us anywhere that you don't need to travel to find. You just need to find us and where we are without fear of being hurt.