Experiences of Female Partners of People Transitioning Gender: A Feminist Interpretive Metasynthesis

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The needs of romantic partners of people transitioning gender remain neglected within academia and gender services. Following a systematic search, nine studies relating to female partners’ experiences were subjected to a thematic metasynthesis. Four themes were generated and entitled Changes in sexual relationship; New roles and responsibilities; Identity and belonging; and Transformation and loss Results are considered in relation to the dominance of the gender-affirmation discourse. Limitations of the review and reviewed studies are highlighted. Clinical implications for couples and partners of people transitioning gender are offered.

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Smith, A., Morgan, G., & Robertson, N. (2022). Experiences of Female Partners of People Transitioning Gender: A Feminist Interpretive Metasynthesis. Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy. Routledge. https://doi.org/10.1080/0092623X.2022.2050863

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