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You'd given up believing in root causes for your problems and committed to a white-knuckled mature adulthood that relied on never letting yourself feel anything or follow your own instincts... And then suddenly, after you'd given up... There was an actual answer. And it worked.
At 37 you got on a medication, testosterone, that just... worked. You don't feel crazy anymore. You don't hate yourself anymore. In the bathroom every morning you find you can look yourself in the eye, and you don't shy away. It's not a stranger, in there, it's you.
We live in a time of medical miracles, where a person who has never passed for male a day in their life can take a weekly injection and pass as a man consistently in roughly 2 years. I will never stop feeling amazement, and gratitude, and joy.
And so I speak out for trans rights with a song in my heart and a spring in my step. Because I am lucky to be here, and lucky to be trans.
I was 33 when I started my transition. I will never forget the first time I looked in a mirror and saw ME looking back.
I started T 1,5y ago (nonbinary transmasc) and a few weeks ago I looked in the mirror and thought "Huh, I would have made a totally hot guy when I was younger, had I been AMAB"
It was a pretty nice feeling. 
I'm 39, and T+top-surgery has been an excellent decision for me.
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