Were your family accepting of you when you came out?

I came out to my family in December 2020, as FTM. Initially, my parents were confused, asking me why I wanted to become a boy. I explained to them that I've felt dysphoria surrounding my body and my gender since my age was in the single digits. I told them that I'd attended an appointment with a doctor who told me that I meet the criteria for gender dysphoria and I'm going to be referred to a gender clinic. I told them it will be a long wait, but it will be worth it to me because I can finally get to be who I truly am rather than living in a body that isn't my own. They began to get curious and started to ask me questions, my dad seemed genuinely curious, my mom still seemed a little confused.

Then, my mom began to get curious and ask questions in a sympathetic tone. My anxiety about coming out started to dwindle, I explained to them everything I know about the trans community, gender, gender affirming care, and other things related to the experience of being transgender. They eventually just said, well, you are our child, and we want you to live your best life, it's not going to be easy to get the care I want, but they welcomed me with open arms and told me they would support me every step of the way. I've never felt so proud of my family for accepting me like this. All the festering anxiety that I had just evaporated at that point.

I've been on T for 2 months now, and I've never felt happier, even though I know things are going to get a lot better for me.