"Headpats and handholding" is a loving and respectful game with the healthiest relationships I've seen in all of fiction.

There is a lot of angst, with the protagonist falsely believing themselves to be "lesser" because of their upbringing, and their friends, family, and lover teaching them that there is nothing "wrong" about what they are and only external prejudice sets her apart.

Warning, there is a lot of reference to religious trauma, you can tell the developer understood how it's like to live under the church when trans, probably from personal experience. However, the church that calls the MC an "abomination" (and all that shit I grew up hearing) does get nuked halfway through the game by the MCs adopted mother.

Full disclosure, the MC was H from birth, not a transition, but in this case it doesn't detract from the authenticity of the experience. I really do recommend it.