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Started by Cristyjade30, February 05, 2017, 10:38:48 PM

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Cristyjade30

 High all, I have not been on in a long time, I think 2015 was the last time. I purged
In order to save my marriage and buried myself in work and my wife finally had it and we went together to a gender therapists and I started hormones. It started when I was out in the hospital for an auto immune response to a tumor in my brain almost killed me. I was in Shamrock, Texas working woke up early in the most pain I've ever been in, and found out I'm allergic to testosterone basically. So the hospital put me on t blockers and told me to see a specialist. Got referred to the Kirkland clinic at uab in Birmingham, Al. Turns out I'm xxy intersexed and I was shocked. I had always told my wife I was transgender and I couldn't believe I was xxy. So I still had to see a therapist for them to give me estrogen. Standards of care bs again. How does standards of care for transgender people apply to an intersex person? Also it should be an easier process for trans people also. So got the approval letter started estrogen and they changed my t blocker from finesteride to spiro. Here I am about 7 months later happy as a clam. For those who read some of my old posts my gender was a huge problem for my wife at one time. She has since became extremely passionately attracted to Elizabeth. I took her middle name for my first name.
We send each other random love notes, we can't keep our hands off each other. We're madly in love with each other. I never believed I would have a fairy tale life. Be called by the woman I loved her wife to people by her. So everyone scared of transition because of a spouse, talk to her or him, my wife is going to post in a few days in more depth about our story. We're so happy togeather. We didn't even know we could be this close as we always have been. But I am and have never been in as much love with someone than I m now. We have so many emotional moments, long hugs and fall asleep in each other's arms. I drive a semi and I miss her hair caressing my face when I wake up. And her smell. I am so grateful to Susan's for all the advice and as a safe space when I had no where else to go and no one to talk to. I got so much great advice from a lot of people here. Again thank you all. And any questions are welcome I'll answer any question for anyone.
I feel like a butterfly emerging from her cacoon, I'm finally starting to live.
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Michelle_P

What a remarkable story, and such a wonderful outcome.  Congratulations!


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Cristyjade30

Quote from: Michelle_P on February 05, 2017, 11:08:10 PM
What a remarkable story, and such a wonderful outcome.  Congratulations!


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Thanks, it would be possible if it weren't for all the good advice I received here. And sorry it took so long to answer I was on Netflix lol. And I just want people to know a straight cis-woman can love and be attracted to another woman. It's not impossible. My wife did it, she is so amazing!! It wasn't easy at all. We talked about transition for years and I made big efforts to not transition. I gave her time. And yes I had other medical issues that contributed to this, but she had come to the descision before we knew about my chromosomes and we were originally just going to do hrt and every other week I would dress at home for a day or two. And the more time we spent togeather the more I let my guard down and let myself be me the more she became comfortable with the situation, and in her words started falling in love all over again with a woman. She never fell out of love with my personhood, it just carried over and grew. And we were really really close our whole marriage. I would say we're very dependent on each other. When I'm sick I'm a big tittie baby and she takes care of me, and vice versa. I am very emotionally dependent on her, although she has on me. Although she has always been tougher emotionally than me. She says all the time I am because of what I've been through in my life. I just always swallowed the pain and ignored it, she always takes it head on. I admire her so much. I'm sorry I can't help gush about her. We have been married 8 years I'm 32 and she is 27 and I managed to get her pregnant one more time she is about 4 months pregnant now!! So now I don't have to store sperm. We're only having two so this baby is it. Although by 2020 there will be implantable ways for trans people to be pregnant and she wants me to be a mother when that happens so we might have one more when that happens lol. But I just hoped other married people with a trans partner see that you can truly be happy with a transitioning partner, and if you take it slow people adapt to situations and some even figure out it was never anything to be upset with. That's how my baby sees it anyhow. We will keep yaw posted and we want to help other married couples.
I feel like a butterfly emerging from her cacoon, I'm finally starting to live.
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Rambler

Congratulations, and how exciting for you!! You're a bit further a long that me, but my wife and I are also trying for number 2 before I start hormone replacement. It definitely adds a whole other layer to the transition, huh?
Up and away and off I go to lose my mind and find my soul.
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Cristyjade30

Quote from: Rambler on February 06, 2017, 09:12:41 AM
Congratulations, and how exciting for you!! You're a bit further a long that me, but my wife and I are also trying for number 2 before I start hormone replacement. It definitely adds a whole other layer to the transition, huh?
Ah not really, it doesn't bother either of us, although it is fun when I'm home Bc I feed off her hormones and her body feeds off mine, so I get morning sickness, and we're constantly horny,giddy or both lol.
I feel like a butterfly emerging from her cacoon, I'm finally starting to live.
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Rambler

Quote from: Cristyjade30 on February 06, 2017, 09:33:36 AM
Ah not really, it doesn't bother either of us, although it is fun when I'm home Bc I feed off her hormones and her body feeds off mine, so I get morning sickness, and we're constantly horny,giddy or both lol.

Thanks for the heads up, I'll have to keep an eye out for that!
Up and away and off I go to lose my mind and find my soul.
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