It's close enough to 3 years that I think I'll update. Pardon if this post is slightly steam of consciousness but I'm drugged up to the gills to counter a bad head cold.
So since November 2014, I've been on a progynova pellet (6 month dose), and completely off Spiro.
Physical stuff:
1. Over 3 years, net gain in weight has been 2-3kg, with an 8kg peak spike last year.
2. Weight gain attributed to some lean muscle loss with no reduction in calorie intake.
3. Skin is soft, but delicate - I definitely bruise very easily these days. Going to have to raise the issue with my endo at next appointment.
4. Head full of hair, but how much can be attributed to HRT is hard to quantify. Males on my mothers side of the family tend not to go bald. However, in comparison to my peers, I probably have the best hairline.

5. Body hair has thinned out. This only really occurred over the year I've been on pellet. Epilating is far easier now.
6. Moobs/breasts - A cup ish. I don't measure. They definitely let me know they are there when running. Still tender - it comes and goes and it varies my sleeping position. Careful palpation and I can feel the glands. Areoles dark and around 4cm, nipples about 7mm. Not too much happening on that front. They are definitely getting full towards the midline, but still have the snoopy look.
7. Fat distribution - some has gone to the hips, but if I gain weight rapidly, it deposits on the belly. I've always had a big booty, so not much change on that front.
8. Since going off spiro, I no longer get faint changing position rapidly. And I don't miss having to go bathroom so often.
9. My half dozen remaining facial hairs grow extremely slowly. Annoying enough to need to "shave" every 4 days or so, but insufficient to justify taking the time out for touch up electro. Tempting to just pluck them.
10. The new pellet packaging is great - much better healing this time - still a discolouration over the site, but the pellet itself barely noticeable.
Physc:
1. Libido is low.
2. Dysphoria is low, but whether it is due to HRT itself or just being extremely busy, I can't say. The temptation to go further is always there, but self discipline is the key. I definitely do not have the "transition or die" level of dysphoria, but that's something that I've never had in the first place.
3. I can tear up at the silliest things sometimes. Watching emotional tv that I can directly relate to my own family has the Kleenex out.
Presentation wise I look about 10 years younger than my age, and have an androgynous sort of presentation without putting any effort into it. With a bit of effort, male fail probably would happen.
This stuff is double edged. It's a helpful diagnostic aid, occasionally therapeutic, but could easily take you down a path that you are unprepared for. Tread carefully.