Weird! Man Who Was A Woman MARRIES Woman Who Was A Man

 

Engaged couple, Helen Morfitt and Felix Laws will become Britain's first double sex-change husband and wife when they get married in September this year.
Helen Morfitt who is now a woman used to be a man, while Felix Laws, who used to be a woman is now a man!
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Helen told the Daily Mirror:

"We've been through a lot over the years and had tough times transitioning from one sex to another, but we've now found each other and that's all that matters.

"I've been married three times before but this time I know it's for real because I know I'm the right sex this time."

Felix added:

"We're just like any other couple - including in the bedroom. Neither of us has any complaints on that score."
"As a child my friends were playing with dolls and prams but I wanted to climb trees, play football and get muddy.

"Even sitting down to go to the toilet felt wrong. But it was the 1970s and you didn't have those kind of thoughts back then." 

He got married as a woman Katy at 21 and soon had two children. But after 13 years, she left her marriage and her children.

After I exchanged vows with my husband and went up to our room I knew I'd made the biggest mistake of my life.

"Just because I was transgender didn't mean I didn't want what everyone else had - a loving family.

"When I held my children in my arms for the first time I felt like any other mother would about their baby." 

I didn't have a choice. The urge to become a man was growing stronger.

"My husband was given custody of the children and it broke my heart but I couldn't keep playing happy families,"

Helen married three women as a man Leslie. She said:

"My wives had wanted children and I did too. In some ways I was trying to prove my masculinity, trying to deny who I really was - a woman in a man's body.

"I loved my wives, in fact I'm still friends with two of them. But I couldn't love them in the right way. I was trying to repress my real feelings and coped by cross dressing in secret."

Both said that one of the most difficult parts of the process was telling their families of their decision to change sex.

I told my two youngest, who were only five and six, that I was very poorly and the only way I could get better was to become a girl. They accepted it easily," said Helen.
The six-year-old said it would be a bit silly to call me Daddy and started calling me Helen.

"My two girls and four other boys came round to the idea slowly and I regularly see most of them now."

Helen and Felix will officially change their gender on their birth certificates, allowing them to get married, with a date set for 13 September.