traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns
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It's been a while since I've posted here. Not necessarily looking for encouragement or responses, just needing to feel heard.
dysphoria, mental health, relationships
I'm closeted and in a relationship that I'm happy in besides my gender identity. I tried to work through that last year, but I was given an ultimatum: transition and divorce or stay together. I thought I could push these feelings down. For a while, I could.But lately everything feels out of control. Especially painful is my extremely transphobic in-laws saying I would have made a cute girl. That comment on its own has been tearing me apart the past week, along with seasonal depression that already brings out the worst in me. I was feeling really present a few months ago, like maybe things were turning around and I was not trans after all.
I've had a lot of time to think about what coming out would look like. The only thing I can't handle is what feels like betraying my significant other. At the height of it, they said they would probably stay single forever, and I know it would ruin them financially and emotionally.
The quiet moments I have with you all and the brief glimpses of gender affirmation when creating a character are holding me together. Hope you all have a good week ๐
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Can't imagine forcing my partner to not be themself. This is someone I love, I can't imagine causing them the pain of eternal dysphoria. Now, Im bi, so it wouldnt matter to me but I do think even if I was straight or a lesbiam I wouldnt force someone to be in the closet and still be married to them. Id break up because Id take that seriously.spoiler
In their defense, they don't know that's the situation. I second guessed myself and settled on genderqueer, thinking that could be enough. They would do the same as you described. Thank you for the perspective ๐