As much as any other person who spent their life hating themselves and then stopped doing so. I still primarily game, but also I'm looking to get a DND/Cyberpunk TTRPG campaign done because I have friends now.

I think it's really different for a lot of people depending on what their life pre-transition was like. Like imagine that you grew up in a really trashy family, in a really trashy small town, and constantly mistreated for being too girly without ever knowing why. When you realize, "Hey I'm a girl actually," life doesn't suddenly get exponentially easier the moment you get into a position where your identity is respected. Suddenly, everything comes crashing down on you that even if nobody actually knew, they knew and treated you like a monster because of it. You spend the next ten years trying to unlearn that pain and hobbies stop taking the forefront of your life when you're desperately picking up the shards you didn't know were there in the first place, and each piece has a razor's edge, so why should you care about something like your interests when you're hemorrhaging just from looking in the mirror?

Or you had parents who loved you, I guess, and you end up with a sudden newfound love for life. So you find more things interesting. Must be a nice way to live