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My disclosure letter

Started by RobinGee, March 17, 2014, 10:51:13 AM

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RobinGee

I wrote this letter to my wife to tell her I need to start working towards transition actively.  I've been making noise in this direction for a while.

This is just to open the conversation


Dear WIFE_NAME,
  I am sorry to do this in a letter.  I've been trying for weeks to actually say these things but I just can't.  I hope you will read this through and then we will.
  I'm not gonna bury the lead here.  I've been srtruggling against it, but it's no use.
  I have a deep feeling that my body being male is just wrong.  That I can't be comfortable or happy without trying to address this.  I feel selfish and stupid and I can't really rationalize it but the feeling is real and tearing me apart.
  I love you very much and always will, I do not want to hurt you like this but I'm to the point where suicide is starting to look like an option because I won't have to see the pain I'm causing.
  This does not relate to my genitals.  I do not have any discomfort with them and plan on them staying male and functional indefinitely, but I do want to go on hormones, and if it makes sense, to live publiclly as female, if that's what it takes to not feel this wrong.  I have to take action.
    This does not mean I don't love you.  I do, intensely, but I am do wrapped up in angst I haven't shown you enough love recently.  I want to love you and stay with you.  I know this is hard to take in, and you may not be able to accept this, but I need to explore this fully.
  I'm sorry to do this in a letter, I just can't form the words to tell you this.  I want and need to talk to you more about this.
Love,
Rob
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