Oh, Karina, dearie, I can relate. You are experiencing the down side of what many MTF transgenders have to deal with when they are in a committed relationship. Sexual orientation is not tied to gender identity, so if you and your mate are heterosexual before your transition, then there's often problems afterward. Even before transitioning you probably had difficulty performing the male role, right? So, killing your T has only made things more difficult. That certainly has been my experience.
You and your wife being so young, sex is an important part of your relationship, I'm sure. You need to explore alternate ways to achieve mutual satisfaction. I'm not comfortable about going outside to find sexual satisfaction, though, for either of you. You can pretty much kiss your future marriage goodbye if that happens.
Is it possible you are attracted to men as well? That could spell trouble for your marriage, down the road, too. Having three kids between you and your fiance really complicates things.
I don't know if you plan to go all the way in your transition to include GRS, but if not, or until you do, it's still possible to have normal intercourse with your wife with a little help from the pharmaceutical companies. It takes a little planning ahead and preparation, but as long as you still have a penis, it's possible to get and keep an erection if it's important to satisfy your wife's needs. Sometimes having intercourse once a month, along with other regular sexual intimacy, can meet your partner's needs.
I think the best thing to do is talk heart to heart with your wife about her feelings. If your lucky she may come to enjoy making love to another woman (you) as much as she did when you were a man. Explore a range of sexual methods and techniques. There is no one formula that is guaranteed to work.
Good luck, hon,
Clara
This post was last modified: 25-07-2014, 11:50 AM by GoneGirl.