Maybe perhaps experiencing something most people don't encounter in life? Lol that could also be a huge con though. Sometimes ignorance is bliss.

The friendships, relationships, community connections, and educational experiences I've gained from it all.

I would have to say for me it's my relationship with my boyfriend. When we met, he was very homophobic, and I don't think he would've even given me a chance as a friend had I not been born biologically female. By the time I had come to terms with this whole mess and came out to him, we were already very much in love and had a strong bond, so it made it easier for him to continue our relationship. Soon after, he came to terms with being bisexual and that there was nothing wrong with it. He says he doesn't know if he would've come to terms with it if it weren't for me.

Another awesome thing is that my feet are small enough for light-up shoes @_@!

There is nothing good about being a transsexual.

THere's nothing good about being transsexual for me.
I guess there's the ability to exploit my condition for scholarship money, but i probably would have gotten even more if transitioning hadn't had it's effect on my academic life.

I have no pride in having GID, the only "good" thing that has come from it is the pure experience, builds character I guess. I try to keep positive about it, it's kinda neat to say I've been through both female and male puberty, but I really wish I was born without GID, it's pretty fucking awful.

I can get all of the girls, because I can connect with them on a level cisguys will never understand. And it's not obvious like "omg my period last week was horrible" but I genuinely connect with them and they like it ha

Being able to educate cis people!