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All of the above explains a lot.
When we first got together my husband and I tried to find a support group for me to join, but nothing. Ironically that search eventually led me here. I did wonder why there wasn't a single support group when actually I know quite a few lesbians in relationships with transguys, both there from pre and post transition. It makes sense that groups fail to survive if they initially fail to provide a safe space. Then again, is it the spaces or the partners themselves that are at fault? I know through personal experience that an FTM partner could potentially be the one to stab me in the back if she felt I was expressing an 'unacceptable' opinion. Nor would I be likely to join a support group which granted my husband access. It should be an outlet for me to vent, free from the fear of hurting my relationship or his feelings. I may just stick to writing down my thoughts and feelings here, tempered in the knowledge that all of my words are public property.
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