[KelliAnne]

Another gloriously wonderfull chat with my wife ...not

Let me set the scenario.. My wife aready knows I intend to be out full time hopefully by the summer, she has already made it quite clear that I will have to live in the spare bedroom, not our bedroom when that happens. We will be seperated, but still cohabitating in the same house, but definatly not a couple.
Today she made it quite clear that I should "expect" to not get invited to my either of my sons college/university graduations, or weddings when they finally get married. I should expect to be left out of all our friends get togethers. This is all my fault for the path I have taken. I asked if I should be expected to put my life on hold, just to make everyone else happy. Before she answered I indicated I may as well just end my life now, it's obvious that come the summer I will be dead to everyone around me anyway.
Then she asks we about surgery, I told her I have thought about different options, and I want my lower half to match how I present myself. With this she got damn right nasty, I always have her the impression I was going to keep my junk. I had to let her know, my ideas on were I am heading and what direction for surgery has and will change in time. But even if I apply today, it could be well over 12 months before I get to go for surgery.. So given the fact that once I come out full time, you want a seperation, then really what business is it of yours what I intend to do or not do in the future.

You can say I am not having a wonderful day.

Jannet, I'm sorry to hear your truths met with such hostility. Your children, friends, and rest of your family get to decide how they behave with you, not your wife. She doesn't have that power, and never will. My children are about the same ages as yours and have very different attitudes toward others. Much more compassionate and free of labels. Gives me hope every day. I can imagine how it hurts now. It's your life though and you decide what's right for you. Your strength here has been inspiring and I thank you for that. It makes a difference.

- KelliAnne