<< Something that major should have come out way before you were married. That is a huge breach of trust. If your S.O. wasn't honest enough to inform you of that fact before the marriage, they cannot be trusted to keep up their end of the marriage agreement. >>
i dunno, that is true, but i think many people use that thing to avoid the real issue... like they are just uncomfortable with the thought of a transsexual in the first place. not to say that i'm comfortable with it, i'm extremely uncomfortable with it.
If you find out your S.O. is a transsexual you are clearly justified in a divorce. You were deceived and are under no obligation to stay with them. It's a similar kind of situation (only worse IMO) to finding out that she has been cheating on you throughout your entire relationship. Is she still the same person? Yes, but now you can see the big picture whereas before you were deluded. You are now better equipped to make an informed decision on whether you want to stay with this person.
putting my irrational fears aside, i don't believe it is worse. maybe they just never felt the need to tell you. i mean, there are lots of things husbands and wives don't know about each other, because it just never comes up. cheating is bad because people feel "cheated". they invested their love into this person, and this person has been putting their love elsewhere. this doesn't happen with a transsexual... assuming they dont' cheat, there is no misbalance of love.
presumably you knew your wife quite a while before you two got married. do you really think finding out that she was a man previously, diminishes her qualities? i mean objectively speaking, putting emotion aside... it's like if you bought and drove a car for 15 years and it ran great. then, you found out it was rebuilt from a wreck. does that make it any less of a car?