Comecei a ver a verso japonesa e tenho tudo visto at ao episdio 60 e pouco . J vi os primeiros episdios da verso portuguesa e tenciono entretanto dedicarme mais a srio a isso . <| sep |> I think that it would still be a big issue in our lives especially since the areas that these things happen in are usually extremely transphobic . Yes , trans people in first world countries that can afford these things are very privileged and they should recognize that and be aware of that . And also be grateful . But still remember that many trans people in first world countries or affluent areas even are in life or death situations . Trans suicide is a huge problem and it is very real . Not only that but wethey can face discrimination , abuse , andor death threats . Or actual death . And sometimes those same people can afford surgery and hormones . Sometimes they can ' t even afford more minor expenses like clothes or binders . Sometimes trans people that can ' t afford these things don ' t face death or abuse but might face other financial obstacles . All sorts of people can have bodygenderrelated dysphoria , regardless of their circumstances . LGBTQ people in general are still very concerned about their related issues regardless of what else is happening in their lives . So yeah , totally be aware of your privilege and be grateful . But know it doesn ' t make you a terrible person to be upset or feel dysphoric just because you have time or resources to care about it . If you ' re really feeling bad , help other people financially or socially in their transitions . Get involved in ways to make trans voices more accepted and heard .