Which country has the most T-girls?

[gugaxamot]

Is it brasil? Thailand, or the US?

[AshlynCreamher]

UCLA Study Estimates Approximate 700,000 Transgender People in the USA (https://helenhill.wordpress.com/2011/06/04/ucla-study-estimates-approximate-700000-transgender-people-in-the-usa/)

[Rusty Eldora]

UCLA Study Estimates Approximate 700,000 Transgender People in the USA (https://helenhill.wordpress.com/2011/06/04/ucla-study-estimates-approximate-700000-transgender-people-in-the-usa/)

That is about 1 in 450 people in the US. Assuming that nearly all are MTF It seems to me that there are a ton of FTM that miss the statistics, basically tom boys. If 1/2 the population is female that is 0.44%. If the 0.3% of the study that means 1 out of 300 women are transgender.

I think as a percentage Thailand and Brazil seem to be higher.

[Merkurie]

Texas.

[Dahlia Babe Ailhad]

Hi gugaxamot,

I would have thought Trans-sylvania but i am just kidding.

Babe,
xoxo

[gugaxamot]

Texas LOLOL

[Dahlia Babe Ailhad]

Texas?

http://www.merc.ca/vbulletin/images/smilies/laughabove.gif

[francisfkudrow]

Texas.

That's sad if it's true. We need to get those poor girls to a more progressive place.

[Dahlia Babe Ailhad]

Hi francisfkudrow,

I don't think you realize, yet, what we are laughing at. lol

Babe,
xoxo

[Ecstatic]

This is very hard to quantify, to say the least. There are no hard statistics, and every survey yields different results due to wide ranging differences in definition and methodology; however standard figures for the USA range between 1:250 and 1:3000 of the population. Thailand and the Philippines have very high percentages, running 1:206 for Thailand (+/- 330,000 out of a population of 68,000,000) and 1:270 for the Philippines (363,000 out of 98,000,000). But these countries have more established and relative "open" trans communities, as compared with many other, less accepting countries. I don't know the figures for Brazil, or other countries, but some researchers surmise that the tendency to transgenderism is universal, influenced by culture but innate in a significant portion of the general population.

[Paladin]

China or India.

[gugaxamot]

I could see India, but what makes you think China?

[Dahlia Babe Ailhad]

Good morning gugaxamot,

I think China and India were mentioned because of the fact that they have the highest populations on the planet.

So, the more people there are in a given country, the greater the possibility of transsexuals existing within the population.
All that may be true, but would agree with those who've suggested Thailand, but what do i know.


Babe,
xoxo

[kuteguy]

Thailand by far ... like shooting fish in a barrel

[cutesteph]

Probably India since there is a belief of a third gender similar to Thailand, but it has a higher population. I know China has a lot, but due to the strict censoring and laws, not much is put on the internet nor would China allow themselves to be known for t-girl sex tourism like Thailand.

There are many more trans people in the US who never decide to transition or decide to transition much later in life after accepting themselves, otherwise the rate of t-girls would be higher.