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Started by couj28, April 12, 2013, 11:07:38 PM

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couj28

Howdy everyone, been lurking a bit, and wanted to introduce myself. I'm a cis female, have been out to friends and family as a lesbian for about 5 years now, although deep down I've always considered myself to be bisexual (I say bisexual because I never thought I could be with a trans. Nothing against them, just couldn't see myself doing it. I guess pansexual would be more accurate now?). My wife and I just got married March 23, on our third anniversary♥. We are solid as a couple, we tell each other absolutely everything, she is literally my best friend, confidant, missing puzzle piece, etc. We complement each other beyond perfectly. I believe in soulmates only because of meeting her.

Recently, she's been seriously considering transitioning FTM. Its a topic that's been brought up briefly here and there over the years, but she would always say that she didn't know what she wanted. Maybe the wedding changed things, made her feel more secure in the relationship, idk, but now its been discussed quite a bit. She says she's always seen herself as a masculine being, and loves to wear her harness and penis out in public on occasion. We just ordered her a packy to further experiment with, as the dildo she's been using can get a bit uncomfortable (like standing at attention 24/7 for a guy, its hard to just tuck it in and go about your day). We've been discussing HRT and SRS a lot lately, and while she wouldn't mind giving T a shot, she has no interest in SRS since she would not have a fully functional reproductive organ. I've tried my best to make it clear that I am not going anywhere no matter what she decides, I love and adore her either way, but I think there is still that fear in the back of her mind, and understandably so. (For the record, she joined today as well, though to my knowledge she hasn't posted anything yet. We've both been lurking today lol)

Anyway, there's not really a point or question to all this other than to introduce myself and give a bit of background. I look forward to getting to know some people in similar situations and finding answers to questions we both have as well! :)
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Ms. OBrien CVT

Hi couj28, :icon_wave:

Welcome to our little family. Over 10813. That would be one heck of a family reunion.

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But remember we are family here, your family now. And it is always nice to have another SO.

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couj28

Thanks!

I can't help but wish I could find a more active SO community though. Wife doesn't want to talk about it at the moment (its brought up some very strong emotions, and she HATES being emotional), but I am a talker, analyzer, etc, and its very hard to suppress that tendency. Even when I have a random passing thought of something, I can't really talk to her about it because she stonewalls me. So it would be lovely to have someone to talk (who understands- wife did give me permission to talk to one of my sisters about it, who is super understanding and awesome, and she wasn't judgy or anything like that, but really didn't understand where I was coming from either) to on a regular basis, even just for the random passing thoughts, whatever they may be.
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cynthialee

there is a fairly active significant others of FTM group I am a member of on farcebook
(I am not only trans* I am married to a fellow trans* person who happens to be female to androgyne and on T, so they let me in the door.)

name of the group is FTM sweethearts

So it is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss.
If you only know yourself, but not your opponent, you may win or may lose.
If you know neither yourself nor your enemy, you will always endanger yourself.
Sun Tsu 'The art of War'
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