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Can relationships survive if one comes out as transgender?

The survival of a marriage or relationship when one partner comes out as transgender can be a complex and individualised experience. It is important to recognise that every relationship is unique, and the outcome depends on various factors such as the individuals involved, their communication, support networks, and their willingness to navigate the challenges together. While some relationships may thrive and evolve through this process, others may face difficulties and potentially end.

When one partner comes out as transgender, it often brings significant changes and challenges to the dynamics of the relationship. The non-transgender partner may need time to process and understand their own emotions, concerns, and questions. It is crucial to foster open and honest communication to ensure both partners have the space to express their feelings, fears, and needs. Seeking the support of a therapist experienced in working with transgender issues can be beneficial in navigating these conversations.

Education and knowledge about transgender experiences and identities are vital for both partners. Understanding transgender-related terminology, the coming-out process, and the potential impact on the individual's mental health and well-being can help build empathy and create a foundation of support and acceptance.

The willingness to adapt and evolve as a couple is essential. Transitioning can involve physical, social, and emotional changes, and it is crucial for both partners to be flexible and supportive during this process. Patience, compassion, and a commitment to ongoing growth and learning are key.

The support network around the couple can also play a significant role. Family, friends, and community acceptance and understanding can provide valuable support during this challenging time. Seeking support groups or connecting with other couples who have navigated similar experiences can be beneficial.

However, it is important to acknowledge that some relationships may not survive this transition. Each partner has their own individual needs, desires, and boundaries, and it is essential to respect and honour those. If the relationship becomes unsustainable or if either partner feels their needs are not being met, separation or divorce might be considered as a viable option.

Ultimately, the survival of a marriage or relationship when one partner comes out as transgender depends on the individuals involved, their willingness to communicate, understand, and support each other. With open-mindedness, empathy, and a commitment to growth, some relationships can indeed thrive and evolve through this process.

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[sbelikeswords]

Nobody gets to dictate your gender identity to you. That includes members of the trans community as well. . Certain factions of this community - trans women themselves - will repeatedly insist trans women are "male bodied" and "biological males". They will insist on using outdated terms like "MtF" to refer to the community, and if you push back they will tell you that you're wrong. . Whether you are transgender yourself or not, this is a form of transphobia. . It's also a losing battle. . You can refer to yourself as a biological male as much as you want, but that's not going to endear you to conservatives. They're still going to hate you babe regardless. . But also, what do you think your constant misgendering of yourself is doing to your psyche? How do you think viewing trans women as "biological males" will colour your ability to be an ally to your community? . I am a biological woman with a woman's body. I am not a cis woman, but cis women don't have a monopoly on biology. . (Peep the link in my bio to check out the latest episode of We Have Always Existed, a series about transgender ancient history) . . . . #transgenderreachingtheskies #transgenderasfuck #transgenderfamily #transgirl #transrights #transgenderwriter #transgenderwoman #transgendermtf #transgendersupporter #transgenderpower #transgendergirl #transgenderrus #transgenderpride #nonbinaryvintage #nonbinaryyoutuber #transgendercomunity #nonbinarypride #transformation #TransgenderMentor #nonbinary #transgendered #transgenderlife #transgenderprotections #transgenderism #transgendermaletofemale #transgenderartist #transgendervisability #nonbinarypals #nonbinarybody #transgenderequality https://www.instagram.com/p/CWoB-udreQ1/?utm_medium=tumblr

[scotianostra]

You appreciate tranphobic dog whistles? Surely not

No, where do you get that nonsense from, I don't appreciate anything transphobic, I'm an easy going guy who is open to all genders.

Where are these anons crawling out of the woodwork trying to pick fights coming from, my page here is primarily a history blog, I don't intend to get into debates about things offsubject with people.

[iammikedee]

One thing I’m still not used to...

Seeing “Gender Identity Disorder” on my chart. 

Since coming out and living my true life I’m 10x healthier than I was. I exercise daily. I hydrate. I adhere to a sleep schedule. I socialize. And that’s an illness?

Like, no, I get it, I’m taking a medication (testosterone) to change something that is wrong with my body (estrogen), it just feels surreal to be diagnosed with an identity disorder.

My identity isn’t a disorder. I know damn well who I am. I’m Michael. I’m a guy. My identity isn’t the issue. In fact I’m so confident in my identity that I shaped up and started getting physically and emotionally fit.

I feel “Gender Identity Disorder” is more appropriate for someone currently questioning their identity, someone uncertain about the medical or emotional steps they want to take in order to reach their undetermined goal. I think that at one point in time, it would have been fair to say I had Gender Identity Disorder because I was a teenager, and wasn’t sure if I was supposed to be a girl or a boy or both or neither. Now that I know, it really doesn’t apply, at least not practically.

I feel “Gender Identity Disorder” should be diagnosed in patients questioning their identity, who are still figuring themselves out. It should not apply to those who use hormones to maintain an identity they are certain of.

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Oh, how I love this woman! #transgenderfemale #transisbeautiful #transgendersupport #transgenderequality #girlslikeus #transgenderawareness #transgendercommunity #transgenderwoman #transgender (at Saint Anejo) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsBhukAnJgw/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1uefwo2b5icip

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We only want to pee!!! #transgender #transgenderpride #transgenderwoman #transgendermale #trans #transgenderrights #transgenderboy #transgendergirl #transgenderboys #transgendergirls #transgenderteen #transgenderfemale #transgenderman #transgenderawareness #transgendercommunity #transgenderequality #transgendersupport #lgbt #nonbinarypride #nonbinarytrans #hormones #equality #equalityforeveryone #transexual #transgirl #lgbtpride #counselling https://www.instagram.com/p/BobtvFXH8yP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fe6zlkhql1lv

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Nearing the end of my 10th month on T and I can say it's been a journey! Every Monday I inject 1/2 ml of testosterone into the muscle of stomach. It took a little bit to get use to doing it but, I'm happy with where it's taking me. I can say that I'm finally becoming more myself and actually feel comfortable with who I am. I've also started to lose weight and gain some muscle! 🕺🏼💪🏼 #shotday #beyou #beyourself #feelcomfortableinyourownskin #youcandoit #transgender #trans #ftm #ftmtransgender #pride #pride🌈 #gay #gaypride #lgtb #lgtbq #transgenderpride #transgendersupport #pridesupport #letsgo (at Elburn, Illinois) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn18tsYjR4m/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=gcc7b2zxeup8

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Transgender Rainbows off to a new home today. These cute little crochet decorations can be displayed inside and out - pretty robust! And the stickers are just adorable! 10% of all sales from my Etsy site (link in bio) go to LGBTQIA+ charities. Currently @lgbtiqoutside a charity which supports homeless people. ... #lgbtq #lgbtpride #lgbtqally #transgenderrainbow #transgenderuk #transgenderrights #transgendersupport #rainbow #pride #priderainbow #sticker #stickers #lgbtstickers #transstickers #pridestickers #stickershop #ally #allyship #transrights #transally #transrightsarehumanrights #transpride #christmas #christmaspresents #gifts https://www.instagram.com/p/CV3ERr8IM-I/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Still alive, still well, but struggling to be me in “paradise”... This picture made me feel handsome af 🤷🏻‍♂️ Livin’ Aloha as best I can ❤️🌋

[sbelikeswords]

When people in your life are being transphobic, they aren't even always being purposely malicious. Sometimes, as misguided as they are, they genuinely do have your best interests at heart. . That doesn't mean it's any easier to deal with. . After all, it's easy to just write somebody off when they're obviously hateful and cruel. That's why baby jesus gave us the block button on the seventh day of christmas. But when you can tell somebody genuinely wants the best for you and they're entirely wrong about it, it's more complicated. . That said, you are under no obligation to live your life according to somebody else's will, nor must you take every single piece of advice that comes your way, regardless of how well meaning it may be. . Your parents, your friends, your spouse, whomever - they might not want you to transition. But if you know it's right for you, what they want doesn't matter. . So how do you deal with people who, well meaning though they might be, try to impose their will on you? . You thank them for caring - truly, genuinely, because in their own ignorant way they do care - and then you ignore their advice and do it anyway. No amount of logic or emotional appeals will change the fact that you're transgender, and if you decide to transition, you can't let others' opinions of you hold you back from it. . . . . . #transgendertips #transgendermtf #nonbinarytrans #transgenderrights #transgenderyouth #transgenderlife #transgenderlove #transexual #trans #transgendervisibility #transgenderfemale #nonbinary #nonbinarycuties #transgenderreachingtheskies #transgenderofig #transgenderactor #transgendersupporter #transgendersofinstagram #transgendermaletofemale #transformationtuesday #transgenderproblems #nonbinarybody #nonbinarybaddie #transgirl #transsexual #transition #transgenderpositivity #transgenderstruggles #transgenderisbeautiful #nonbinarypals https://www.instagram.com/p/CWGh7pqLX6B/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Asking questions. When is it appropriate? When isn’t it?

This post is for allies of transgender friends and family.

One thing I’ve learned since transitioning is that sometimes, even our friends, family, or other allies are afraid to ask us questions because you don’t want to offend us. I just want to say that I understand that sentiment, allies. On one hand, for folks to learn about transgender lifestyle, questions must be asked; I firmly believe that the best educational tool in any culture, not just trans folk, is to talk to someone from that culture directly and get to know them. But within the LGBTQ+ community there is also the stance that it is no one person’s job to educate others, which is also true. Think of it this way:

What stands out about you most? Do you have a unique name, and if so, how many times every day do people say “Wow, your name is really Crystal Ball?!” Do you have green hair? “So, is your hair natural? Ha ha ha!” Do you work in customer service? “There was no price tag on this, does that mean it’s free?” These questions, comments, or jokes aren’t innately bad, but they are tedious. They’re questions that people get asked day in and day out. That’s what the last year of my life has been like for me. “So when did you know you were trans? Why did you pick the name Michael? How’s testosterone treating you?” 

Again, these aren’t bad questions. In fact it’s nice when folks check up on me. But you have to understand that when people constantly ask me questions about transitioning, I feel like one of my defining qualities is that I’m transgender. My goal isn’t to be “transgender,” it’s to be Michael, a normal guy who’s into writing and cats, who works at an office, who enjoys volunteering in the community, whose favorite video game is Fallout, who likes upbeat music, exercise, and travel. 

So the question is: when is it okay to ask a trans person about being trans? #1. First, just say “Hey, is it alright if I ask you some questions about transitioning?” 

#2. If they say “no,” then leave it at that. But how should you cope if they say no? We are a culture who has been conditioned to feel a nasty twinge in our stomachs whenever we’re bluntly told no. It doesn’t feel good. This is one of those moments where you need to realize that this isn’t a personal affront to you; it’s about someone preserving their mental health. That person may have been asked the same question by three other people that day. They may be having an awful day because people keep commenting on their being trans instead of their kind heart or their diligence at work, things that really matter. You are not an asshole for asking. Just say “okay!” and move on. If they do say yes...

#3. Don’t ask them in public. Any personal questions, trans or not, should be asked privately. They may also not be “out” yet, and the knowledge you have about them may not be intended for the public. Just keep it on the downlow and ask them privately.

#4. Don’t ask them something you wouldn’t ask your coworker, neighbor, teacher, or pastor! Trans people are just people. Would you go up to your coworker and suddenly ask her if she plans on having kids? If she’s going to get her tubes tied? How big her breasts are? Would you go up to your pastor and ask him about his genitals? Trans people are not an exception to this because they are trans. The bottom line is that they’re people, and personal questions are just that, personal. #5. What topics are typically considered “too personal”? Anything involving genitals, like top or bottom surgery. Anything involving breasts like chest-binding, mastectomies, etc. Anything involving fertility, like “What about having kids? Don’t you want to give birth?” That is their business, not yours. Also, I advise against asking them what their “birth name” is. In trans culture, that’s called a “dead name” for good reason; it’s been laid to rest. Our birth names are a shackle that we’ve broken through endurance, and the name has been buried. It needs to stay dead. No room for zombie names here.

#6. What is generally appropriate to ask? Pronouns. It’s always good to know someone’s pronouns. Ask “what are your pronouns” instead of “what are your preferred pronouns” because it’s not a preference, they’re just our pronouns. It’s good to ask if they’re out publicly, or if they’d rather keep it on the downlow for now. For example, if you’re talking to a 17 year old girl and she tells you she’s trans but says she isn’t out to her parents yet, it’s VERY important to keep that between the two of you. Her parents could be abusive, throw her out of the house, cut her off financially, any number of things. If you out her, you may potentially be putting her at risk. Another good thing to ask is “How can I be supportive to you?” or anything with that sentiment. Trans folk need love and support. Ask how you can be available. Keep communication open. Tell them when you don’t understand something, like vocabulary they use. 

That’s it for today! I am always a resource not only to trans folk but to family and friends of trans folk, or just people who want to know more in general. Please feel free to ask me questions. Have a great day!