*hugs*
As you see you have many people here who care.
-keep talking to your therapist
-if you are really down you can contact them:
http://www.samaritans.org/how-we-can-help-you/contact-usPlease reach out if necessary.
Its possible you have a feeling of deep resentment, and anger ... let it all go. Just forgive people and let it go. It will set you free.
Its possible your ex wife misunderstood what transgender means.
Here are two resources explaining:
http://www.acceptingdad.com/2013/08/05/to-the-unicorns-dad/http://www.gires.org.uk/assets/DOH-Assets/pdf/doh-transgender-experiences.pdfThe last one is explicitly for transgender people and their families
Her love seems to be conditional. Meaning she has some preconditions ...
while you seem to love her unconditionally.
Imo its a matter of borders.
You might set your borders, watch out for yourself and make clear what does you good and what doesn't.
Its still possible to like another human being. But it should be said clearly if healthy borders are violated.
You are not a man. There are studies showing transgender people have the brains of the gender they identify with.
You always had the brain of a woman, and your eyes probably show that.
Well imo she will respect you more if you stand up for yourself. Without making reproaches, just stating how you feel.
Concerning a transition plan here are a few hints concerning times:
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,196114.msg1746140.html#msg1746140You might talk through with your therapist when the best time for going full time could be.
Maybe soon if you can pass ?
I'd say do a few things you like, like dressing in your favourite clothes. Make a few photos, and soak in the moment. You can revisit those moments later for motivation.
Try to find some moments when you can relax, and reload your batteries.
*hugs*