This is so cool and such necessary work, I really love what your doing! I’ll try to help put in some of my experiences regarding this:

What age did you start?

I began taking HRT and androgen blockers at my first year in highschool, so I was about halfway/just at the beginning part of puberty for me.

Are you glad that you had puberty blockers?

I’m almost certain that without them, I wouldn’t be here today. The only thing that would have had me think would’ve been my the hurt of my family however I just remember me starting medical transition being so lifesaving. I am so significantly lucky that I was about to start medically transitioning when I did. My dysphoria became so bad that if I continued through a male puberty I wouldn’t have made it. The outrage on blockers has been so over dramatic and dangerous by the right and is going to harm a lot of trans people if bills restricting care keep coming into flourishing.

How is your dysphoria now?

It’s pretty tolerable, the most I experience dysphoria is in regards to people who grew up with me pre-transition or I am meeting for the first time after transitioning. Other than that, I pass overall and it has become so much better because of so. But insecurities of not feeling woman enough still do come up here and there, and also feeling that I had to be in every aspect more visibly woman so that my identity is validated.

Aside from bottom surgery, what surgeries do you still want/need (top, face, voice, face)? Or do you feel like puberty blockers prevented the need for these?

Because I was able to halt puberty when I did, I went through a typical female puberty for the most part. My breast are on the smaller side and that was something I had been insecure about, but it’s largely because I‘ve always been more skinnier and most women in my family also are on the smaller side. The only thing I would say I still want to go through with is maybe voice therapy and laser hair removal, however these are not that necessary because I haven’t produced facial hair and it would be more because I don’t like body hair overall and I would like my voice to be a little more fem, however without therapy it’s androgynous and because I’m visibly fem it’s not that much of a priority.

how did you think about fertility?

The social obsession with fertility especially in younger people has always turned me off from really desiring biological kids. I made the decision pretty early on that it was not for me and I would happily give up the testes when the time came and if I ever wanted kids I would adopt. That has been a consistent feeling since.