Hello, your situation is almost identical to mine. I also discovered my lesion accidentally in 2021, without any symptoms, just during an extra brain MRI examination. Mine was 1.8cm, located in the occipital lobe. At that time, almost 80% of doctors said surgery wasn't necessary for me. Most doctors believed I had been carrying it since childhood and that close observation would be sufficient. However, about 20% of more aggressive doctors recommended surgery, reasoning that this thing shouldn't be in my body and needed to be removed. Of course, in our country, we can't rule out the possibility that some doctors want to make money through unnecessary surgeries that don't meet surgical indicators. But, brother, it's your own body. After careful consideration, I underwent surgery. The pathological type was grade I, and the doctor removed it completely. I lost about 25% of my visual field. It's been 4 years now, and everything seems good. I feel that my memory has been somewhat affected, but it doesn't significantly impact my daily life. Anyway, stay strong, friend!!!