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My partner of 4 years is a closeted trans woman, and I am not able to have a romantic/physical relationship with a woman or femme presenting person. I am queer and have some attraction to women, but under VERY niche criteria and VERY rarely and only ever from a distance (due to childhood trauma)
I feel wrong that since they sort of half came out to me, my perspective has changed quickly. I absolutely love them no matter what with all my heart, and I am in full support and absolutely will stick by them because I of course love them and theyâre my best friend!! But romantically and intimately, I feel a shift within myself, because well, I see them for who theyâve been hiding. And thatâs a woman!
Even though they are still masculine presenting and havenât touched on changing things yet, in hindsight, I can see things theyâve done/expressed through our 4 years that I overlooked that were very feminine/expressed gender dysphoria, and I see them in so much more of a feminine light now.
Am I wrong for already feeling a shift in my love dynamic towards them, even though they havenât changed at all yet? I love them with my entire heart and soul, just as much as always and I forever will, but from a different angle now. From an angle where I can still see our future together, but as us being best friends.
EDIT - This got so much more traction than I expected omg, but thank you to everyone who has been so kind and understanding âĽď¸ this is a really big change for both of us, especially my partner. Weâll take things one day at a time, and I will definitely talk to them very soon and possibly post an update. I just really wanted to make sure my perspective wasnât closed minded at all before taking the next steps, but I feel more confident now that everything will be okay!
NW for feeling differently. Itâs natural for your perspective to shift when you learn something new about your partner, especially when it affects your romantic and physical attraction. Your feelings are valid, and itâs important to process them. The key is to communicate openly and honestly with your partner about what you're feeling, while still offering love and support. It's okay for relationships to evolve, and as long as you're respectful and thoughtful in how you approach it, you're not in the wrong.
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