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CATHY
Received November 2, 2003
I have been married to a wonderful man for 3 years, and knew of his crossdressing prior to our marraige. I have always been very supportive, but lately wanting out of our
relationship as Man and Wife.
This all really started about 17 months ago, he confessed to me that he wanted to live full time as a female and thus had made an appointment at a gender clinic. I joined him for the
first few sessions and lent him my support. I always thought he needed to find himself but never thought he would go to the exteme as a full time female.
The first three months of therapy found him wanting to look more feminine, not that he did not look gorgeous dressed prior to his sessions. he has had laser treatments for his little
hair growth and cosmetic surgery, nose and such. At seven months he had acquired very femine traits in action and looks. He rarely goes anywhere without make-up and had his hair cut in a very feminine style, along
with his brows, arched and such.
He and another TG friend opened a shop that caters to the crossdresser and has been very successful. I started to notice at about eight months that his skin was softer as his apperance in general, he could fill out a pair of tight cut jeans that would make any women jealous.
It was about a year and almost 7 months without any sex with him that I noticed my husband had devloped breasts, he had been on hormones for the last 10 months without me knowing. We
had a falling out of sorts and I went up north to stay with my MOM for a while. It was 3 months before I returned home. He/she picked me up at the airport and was dressed in a tight pair of leather jeans and a very
low cut revealing blouse, god his breasts were larger than mine and very full.
I was stunned fore before me was a very beutiful female. We talked for a very
long time at home, where I have found out that he has been dating a man and has had or is having an
intimate relationship with him. His name has been changed to Jessica. We are trying to sort things out, but a divorce
is inevitable. I now have a very good girl friend that was my husband. She is talking about SRS and I know it is only a matter of time. I need to get on with my life and only wonder if I made the right choices at the beginning by supporting her?
Cathy
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