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A few new questions about my wife

Started by Nikki59s~Girl, May 12, 2012, 04:40:53 PM

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Nikki59s~Girl

Hello I am sorry I haven't been on here in a while I've been going through some issues of my own lately. Any ways here it goes. Nikki has recently started binding and in away it some what concerns me. Is it safe? I don't want her to do anything to put her life at risk as right now I'm sad to say but she's all I have.  2nd Mothers day is tomorrow and I have to put in a 12 hour shift, her sister wanted her to join her family for lunch tomorrow and unfortunately she feels uncomfortable because the fact she just got her nails painted a really cute sparkling silver. She is afraid of what her mother would say so I basically told Nikki don't go tomorrow because I can't be there to support her and calm her down if the need arises.
I feel as if I'm her protector and I won't let nobody put her down or make fun of my wife. 3rd question sorry lol. Is it true once a MTF starts taking hormones that she is unable to now get somebody pregnant period?
Nikki59s~girl
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selma

Hi,
   I think that binding is generally not considered to be a good idea for developing breasts. My partner bought a corset and was considering buying an overbust one but we did some research that suggested (not conclusively) that it could interfer with breast development and growth. It may also depending on how tight the bind is. Your partner is doing this because she is worried about other people having a negative reaction who may or may not know she is "out", tell her not to worry and to tell people she has gynecomasticia (fairly normal male breast growth that a lot of men can get).
Really her family is her family, not yours, but yes I understand the whole "protection thing". She can always take it off and repaint her nails another day or just let her family deal. Not going might be considered a bit of an insult, but again that is her decision that she needs to make.
And thirdly, yes, you can still get pregnant in the intial stages of your partner taking estrogen. If you want to have kids, sperm bank ASAP. Sperm quality will diminish quickly with estrogen. Keep using protection, having a kid thrown into the mix of transitioning is not easy (I know of a few with very young children and it is TOUGH). It takes 6 months to year, if not longer for some, for the transitioner to become infertile.
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Nikki59s~Girl

Her mother isn't very supportive and always puts her down and says she needs a haircut. My wife wasn't very close to her fam until I came into the picture. As far as kids go we don't really want any. Nikki has been on hormones for a little over a year now. I'm the one who started to encourage her to start hormones again. She's an amazing person and I'm very lucky to be in her life and see her grow.
Nikki59s~girl
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