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I never understood my sexually.

Started by Laurel D, February 18, 2018, 07:53:34 PM

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Laurel D

I know there is a huge difference between gender identity and sexuality , but the two together make my situation more complex.

Part of the reason that I delayed in beginning my transition, is because I am attracted to women. ( It's not that I don't have a little bit of attraction to men, but because I don't even like hanging out with men most of the time, I have only been in a relationship with women.).

I tried to be who I felt I had to be to attract a woman.  I was programed to believe that women only want real men.( If I could talk to my younger self, I would gladly explain how much of a mistake that was.) But that didn't work most of them time, because I wasn't masculine enough and at times, I was  too sexually timid . ( Go figure...lol).

The problem is, I'm not a top , I'm more of a bottom. I can make myself do things I'm not comfortable with, but I usually feel guilty afterwards. ( For years prior to transitioning I had sex with my partner less than once a month.)

After I started transitioning, me and my partner are still together, but we haven't been intimate for at least 8 months. I don't miss being a top. But I miss the intimacy.

My sex drive is  very limited, and everytime I have any desires , I begin to feel guilty. ( I'm only on estradiol for the time being. No  spironolactone yet.)
Masturbating is forbidden by my partner. And she wouldn't be pleased to know how I used to do that. So I just don't do it anymore. Because I don't want anymore shame than I already have.

I feel like this is my punishment for not coming out sooner. ( Having no sex life.) I don't know what to do, or where to start.

I want to have a sex life, but I can't loose my partner.( She is the last family I have left.)

I feel bad for even wanting a sex life. I feel like I am not susposed to be sexy.

Sorry if this is a bit rambly and kinda graphic.


Laurel


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Dena

Normally when you are on Spiro and your testosterone levels drop, your desire for sex is reduce however your desire for intimacy will remain. Other than that, your options are limited. It sounds like your partner isn't willing to enter into a lesbian relationship so the decision could come down to a sexless relationship or not remaining together. Unfortunately we don't always get all we want and it's a difficult decision.
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Laurel D

Quote from: Dena on February 18, 2018, 08:20:22 PM
Normally when you are on Spiro and your testosterone levels drop, your desire for sex is reduce however your desire for intimacy will remain. Other than that, your options are limited. It sounds like your partner isn't willing to enter into a lesbian relationship so the decision could come down to a sexless relationship or not remaining together. Unfortunately we don't always get all we want and it's a difficult decision.
I'm aware of that. Hopefully this all just goes away soon after my next appointment. I hate feeling that way. But I made my bed years ago.

Sorry....

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