I was just wondering what everyone's position is on this.
To achieve self-awareness, and expression that are a little different for each of us.
I realize we all need to integrate all of this to achieve our goals. But was wondering what camp you're mainly in or both?
Quote from Albert Einstein.
" Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Since I have virtually no knowledge or experience with trans issues.
The only choice I have is to park myself in the second side of my topic label.
I meant from start to finish the entire process of transition, what is more beneficial.
I was just wondering what you highly experienced members feel about this matter?

I'm still to compete certain parts of my medical journey, though I'd say my social transition is done; not sure if that qualifies me as 'experienced' [emoji846]

You've only got to read the diaries and journals of the members here to know that a gender transition is a very personal and subjective thing. From the outside it can look like a checklist of physical changes, but for me at least, the mental, social and emotional changes have dwarfed the physical ones.

The only constant is change, if you embrace it, it can be a very positive experience. X

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Hello Mega
Compared to me dear you're light years of head of me.  true experience is a relative thing but for a newbie like myself I really appreciate your response. You have exactly paralleled what my doctor told me that it's mainly a mental thing. first then later the physical changes start to change.
And thank you for your advice on embracing it and get which is something I'm really looking forward to doing after a half a century of grinding dysphoria and am already embracing it and feeling much better but I know it's mainly Placebo and psychology making me feel better.
Thank you so much for your advice with this response.
Love Tatiana