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Husband suddenly transitioning
My situation is that I have a six-year-old autistic daughter, a part-time job and no other resources available. As of a year ago, my husband has decided to eschew his family to transition. He showed absolutely no signs for the 16 years we've been married. It was so sudden. I currently am forced to live under the same roof due to having so little income of my own. Before this we set up a lifestyle where I could be home part-time to help my daughter. He now flaunts his transition and has wrecked what I thought we worked so hard to build. It's excruciating living like this, it's affecting me and my daughter. She's so confused by what she sees, and with her learning disability, it makes it all that more difficult.