Good morning all. My wife keeps telling me to post something, however what she doesn't seem to understand is that I can't do so with her watching. I mean I know once I'm done she can find and read it, but I have an inability to type fluently and let myself out on screen with something sitting behind me. Even if they aren't directly watching anyway. I thought maybe I should post a list of my fears of transitioning from male to female, and get some of your thoughts on things. So here they are:
1. What if I don't want it after it's done ([void] Okay so this is a stupid fear as I know for a fact in my heart that it's not truly a fear at all. I'm sure it was at one point, but I know deep down I should be a woman, and nothing would make me happier[save my wife])
2. What if something goes wrong (It's surgery, it could happen)
3. It's not exactly real, so what if it doesn't feel that way. (Outwardly I'm sure it's very real, but I'll always know I'm a fake as it were.)
4. My wife (Yes she accepts me now[please read her{Phantom_heart} introduction] but still new ones pop up here and there, I don't want to run into the same issue I did with Savannah when it's too late and risk losing her.)
5. Looks (Shallow? Yes, but honestly I hardly look like a woman, so even afterward I'm still going to have the same skeletal structure. Not really a dream come true, so am I even going to be passable? I've seen a few MTFs on TV and they were all beautiful! It seems though that they started hormone therapy before/during puberty, plus they looked like a female before hand anway)
6. My job (I would I explain this to my all male staff? I'm sure my Assistant Manager would be understanding, however probably a bit put off by the idea. The others I'm not so sure. They fire people so easily where I work, what if the District or Regional Manager decide to just get rid of me, and say it's because my sales have suffered? They don't like me anyway! Then getting a new job, how would I explain that my name is Adrianna, but my references know me as Nick?)
7. Friends (Luckily only one may be an issue, my other friend thought I was gay anyway so this won't be much of a leap... though he'll tease me forever!)
8. Cost (the surgery alone is said to cost up to $37,000! If it's not covered by OHIP I don't see it as financially feasible, or worth it.)
9. Sex (I love it when I get it! It's obviously never going to feel the same, will I be satisfied after I change? I know my wife will, but I'm not so sure because of how I feel right now....)