Cynthialee, thanks for the reply, hugs. I would love to give it a try. I seen myself as a woman since I first masturbated, been with my first boyfriend, hookups and my wife. I wonder if she could or would imagine herself is a guy. I am fine seeing myself as a female during sex. The issues is after when reality crashes in I am let down and sad, sometime a few tears if I think of the lost opportunities.
Jeminajay, thanks for the reply, hugs. I have taken the red pill and I see glimpses of the future but return to the present. I am trying to understand or figure out how to have both. Sexual expression with another, for me, has always been about connecting and feeling the other person as myself. Orgasm has signaled the end of being me and returning back to his body.
I went for a hair PRP treatment 2 weeks ago and there was a scheduling mix-up so I made an appointment for yesterday. Waited 1.5 hours in the waiting room. The nurse called out sick. I went in and the MD could not get a vein to produce. He tried several veins (6) and popped one. I will reschedule again. I realize I was dehydrated again. I am drinking a lot more and eating salt (my sodium was on the low point and potassium was at the high mark when I last gave blood last month. On a side note I have significant hair regrowth so I know PRP will get me to where I want to be.

I went to the therapist today and we discussed:
1) What to say to my daughter to address her comments (->-bleeped-<- hair 2 times last week and my breasts this week 3 times). I promised my wife I would not come out to her. So I intend to (in front of my wife) say, Is there something you are trying to say or ask me?"
2) I found a marriage counselor I thought would be great for us and I asked if she will go with me (said she would in the past). She said no. She said what good would it do and what process would she do to bring back my husband. I said it would be a neutral space for us to discuss my transition and answer her question how far do I want to go. She said no. If I do anything we are over. She told me to ask my therapist what process will be used and how will it cure me.
3) My therapist said she is angry and a marriage counselor is a neutral person that would allow her to express how she feels and what she wants without directing the anger at me. She also said she did not construct the marriage situation we are in and she is angry. So what do you do. Destruct it and build a new. A) Divorce, B) separate, C) stay together and be supportive but have arrangements to satisfy one's needs or D) Compromise. This way whatever we choose it is out construct and not thrown on either of us.
Going to therapy is helping to address the piles of desires I put on hold or put aside. There are a lot of issues and a lot of self growth. With the work comes pain and joy, and yet feels good afterwards.