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Overcoming bitterness and the resulting hurting of your relationship with Christ

Started by Satinjoy, November 09, 2014, 11:36:26 AM

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Satinjoy

I agree my dear..  I know there is a.timing thing in motion.  The kids with the disorders have improved, again we have professional help there.  My transition is under professional guidance, and is full mtf, socially fluid or not.  The core is a blend of both, truly.

But the witness of the Spirit in the core is to take it slow.  I need to respect that.  And the fact of that witness shows He is with me...us...

So I go slowly, but full throttle on the physical.

My wife will be ready when I am in full presentation mode and she decides she wants to walk in and see that part of me.  That will happen when she and God are ready.  For now, walking around in a full slip and open shirt is enough, and that is actually amazing.

My thoughts on discerning His will.

I sure hope my boobs get bigger.  Hard to say, the kids boobs are the same size as mine.

Hope this clarifies.  And if others...not here...wish to condemn me for being trans, then they are the ones in trouble, for they subvert the will of God for us by their error.

And the enemy lies planting doubt.  Spiritual warfare using transphobia as leverage.  A shame.

Blessings

Satinjoy
Morpheus: This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the red pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the little blue pills - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes

Sh'e took the little blue ones.
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mac1

Satinjoy,

I can fully understand where you are in your transition.  I have wanted for years to be able to transition but not to risk my relationship with my wife. She is apparently more rigid and less accepting in her views than your wife.

I am looking for any ways to push the envelope to get her to be more accepting. She would not, at this time, be accepting of any open and deliberate transition. However anything that could appear to be natural or medically required would be acceptable.

She has been accepting of a few minor changes in clothing without realizing just how much I enjoy the opportunity.  She likes to buy and wear some similar or like clothing which can be viewed as unisex. It can be either women's or men's clothing as long as it does not appear to be strictly feminine: jeans, t-shirts, polo-shirts, jackets, sweats, unisex night shirts and a couple basic summer night gowns, Jockey "for her" plain cotton panties, plain thermol shirts and pants, and other basic items. However no skirts, dresses, slips, panty hose, anything frilly or lacey, or sexy feminine.

I might be able to gain more ground if I could find ways to subtly feminize my body and develop a more feminine appearance like developing breasts, loosing facial and body hair, or finding a medically necessary reason for the removal of those unnecessary male appendages.
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gennee

Hi Satin. I read your opening post with much interest. First of all, being transgender is a part of God's plan for our lives. It isn't always easy but He knew that with his help we could carry on with the work he has for us. I was reading Ephesians 4:31-32 about bitterness and it may bring  comfort to you. People are going to say things that hurt but the thing is not let others negativity affect our relationship with God and others.

Bitterness only hurts you as I can see. All you can do is forgive those who hurt you and pray for them. Remember, they are sinners also. How many people really know what it is to be transgender? Satin, you can be a blessing to others. Overcome your bitterness with joy.

I know this topic is a trigger for some of you and I understand that. God loves and accepts you as you are.


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