I feel like my questions came in stages. Like, pre-everything I had tons of questions to make sure I was making the right decisions. When I started therapy I had tons of questions about how my experience was comparing to other people. Starting T, same thing. I'm a big planner so with top surgery my questions weren't really about results or experiences but rather what should I bring, what should I plan for, etc.
Since there isn't a large post-bottom surgery community here, I asked a lot of those questions offsite, but they were a combination of everything. How do you choose a procedure, how do you choose a surgeon, how to plan for surgery, supply lists, advice, experiences, etc. Now that I'm a little more than 2 months away from surgery, I have very few questions left.
I expect I'll have some that will best be answered by other post-op guys in the first few months out from surgery, but then I think they'll likely dry up again.
I'm not so much an emotional question asker though. I think most of mine are practical questions, so it would make sense that as an experience draws to a close, my questions also go away.