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[quote=Anonymous]Real question here.  I understand this is probably a situation that's really rare but here goes...

I married a bi cis woman when I was still presenting myself as a man to the world (so a regular heterosexual marriage).  I transitioned from male to female.  Many marriages don't survive this but our marriage is stronger than ever.  So now I'm a transgender woman married to a cisgender woman but we got married as a heterosexual couple.

I have not changed my gender market on my birth certificate or other legal paperwork yet.  If I change my gender marker and Obergefell is reversed, would my marriage now be invalid in some states or would it always be valid because I was considered male when we were married.  What about if I don't change my gender marker despite the fact that I look sound, dress, present myself as a woman.  I've also changed my name.

I've been wanting to change my gender marker but it's actually fairly difficult to do and I haven't got around to doing it.  Is it better to just leave it as "M" now?[/quote]

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