Maybe by listening to you I'll actually enjoy being a man.
The dysphoria was the main reason (to transition). Since I am now long past most of the dysphoria I had, I forget about my body a lot of the time, but I guess the best way I could explain is that it's like a very well-loved, worn-in pair of jeans or sneakers or something. Comfortable, plain, feels like myself.
I'm not so much excited about the experience of being a man as accepting that I feel normal and fine this way and that trying to do something else felt weird. Being a man initially sucked for a number of reasons, first and foremost that I was a trans one. but I did prefer getting harassed and judged for what I was, not by mistake.