First of all welcome to the woderful world of transition.
I was an angry, irritable man most of my life.
Hormones and transition changed that, but 10 months is not long enough. Just long enough that they are taking hold but not long enough for the really big changes.
Now, my advice. Transition is a time of change, big changes, often surprising ones. They mostly happen in the second and third year. After that, things start to settle down a little and over time subside.
Relationships, even friendships can be hard during this time. IMHO the most significant effect of hormones is not physical, it is mental. You are likely to be moody, over sensitive, emotional, weepy and all manner of things. Your brain literally gets rewired to be more similar to that of a female. Not an easy time at all. Also not the best time to be seeking out a relationship. This is a time for contemplation, a time to focus on yourself and discover who you really are in this new life. Once that is done you will make a far better and more stable partner for someone. You will also know better what it is you want.
I am assuming you are MTF. Your SO was your wife, so you lived as a heterosexual male.
Dont be shocked if over time you find yourself experiencing a growing attraction to men. Which would make you a heterosexual female. Its not rare at all.
Do you have a therapist? Someone you can trust and talk to? It helps, it helps a lot. From what you say you can afford it.
If you dont want that, you can talk to me. Its something I do, I dont want your money or to be your companion, but if you need someone to talk to, reach out. |Its up to you.