Keir Starmer does not believe trans women are women, No 10 says
Keir Starmer does not believe trans women are women, No 10 says
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Keir Starmer does not believe trans women are women, No 10 says
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After the Brexit vote came in I moved away to a lefty part Europe as fast as I could, because I'm a queer woman and I've read the history books.
Every time I've returned to visit my parents the place has seemed to be more shitty ... last year I came away feeling down just from the vibes.
I'm so sorry for the beautiful Trans people of the UK, you deserve better, you deserve to be safe. If you can, get the fuck out of that country - where I am now Greggs would be considered a hate crime, never mind this bullshit.
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Where did you go if you feel safe sharing? I'm looking for a queer safe space to spend the last years of my life
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Spain, specifically Catalonia. We live in a little village in the mountains, our house cost about what a down payment on a flat would have in the UK ... and people really really don't give a shit that we're both butch as all get out.
Since Brexit moving here is much more difficult though, I think you'd need to have an offer of work or a pension that's enough to live off (companies are legally required to try to hire from inside the EU where possible). Also, learning the language is very important, since there's not much tolerance for "ex-pats" with a superiority complex.
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Also, learning the language is very important, since there’s not much tolerance for “ex-pats” with a superiority complex.
In Catalunya, that might mean learning two languages, since some Catalans don't like it all that much when people speak to them in Castillian, but it's also not that wise in Spain to know only Catalan. But yeah, my experience is that people accept you for what you are, as long as you're not an entitled fool like the ones who used to clutter the Costa del Sol.
Good luck to you and I hope that your safe space remains safe.
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I haven't come across anyone who has given me more than a light ribbing about not speaking Catalan (I can read it just fine).
Only something like 25% of people living in Catalunya have Catalan as their first language.
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