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[princesstanya.livejournal.com]

Crossposted to mtf and my own journal

Last August I told my wife that I am transgendered. We were supposed to move to across the country a week later but I didn't want her to commit to such a thing without telling her everything about myself. After I told her, I still moved away, but she stayed behind. Now, next month I am supposed to move back to where she is. She wants to get therapy and work things out with me, but hasn't really told me what she means by that. I am scared that she wants things to just go back to the way they used to be before she knew, even though I am now pretty much out of the closet as trans and I don't want to go back into hiding. I have written a letter telling her how I feel. I am posting it here so that I can maybe get some feedback. Does anyone have any suggestions on things I should add or take out? Thank you.

( The Letter )

GLAMOURLICIOUS TG PUBLICATION, MAIL GROUP

[noche2point0.livejournal.com]

I came across a promising-looking publication in my travels around the Web. It's called GIRLTALK. I may order a copy to see if it's actually worth reading. I'm guessing it's more fluff than anything else, but who says a little fluff doesn't serve a purpose every now and again?

If anybody's interested, you can bookmark the site and possibly order one of the magazines. Only three have come out so far, it looks like. The magazine seems like its primary focus is cross-dressing. It looks like it might be fun to flip through, at the very least.

I think it's a good thing to patronize publications like these (unless it winds up being a piece of crap, in which case I take back everything I said!)

Oh, by the way, the GIRLTALK Online site (linked above) also launched a Yahoo! Group called GT Online Magazine, which I just joined yesterday. It's got 732 members and looks pretty informative for those interested in TG issues and gender-related discussion. Again, the primary focus seems to be cross-dressing.