Hmm,
Well, I mean as I recall, I hit puberty really late, like 17 or so, and I recall beforehand since it was starting to edge on weird really wanting to hit it. Mostly cuz all my girlfriends had hit it like...several years prior and had become a bit catty about it. It was starting to be one of those "Maybe I'll be a little girl forever. BUT I DON'T WANNNNNNA".
Before: Shortie, flatchested, rare acne usually from illness.
After: Still shortie, still fairly flatchested, still almost no acne even when hormones are being super wack, wider curved hips (that **** was weird to realize one day when my jeans weren't fitting only because of my hips being too wide), and I get to have a period which do not let anyone lie to you pretty much only is ****e.
So yeah, turns out, mighta been better off if I stayed a little girl forever since it turns out even after you finally hit puberty, people just start focusing on the flatchested thing.
Emotionally speaking, I don't really see much of a change that I think has to do with puberty. I do realize that sometimes when the hormones aren't balanced I become somewhat emotionally compromised and have to remind myself not kill someone. To be fair, most of the stuff that sets me off then is stuff that I'm always frustrated and annoyed by, I just usually by way of either self-control or kindness let it slide. The change isn't in sensitivity, it's in the degree of mercy available. (I know other girls experience this part differently and just feel sensitive to everything ever.)
My review of female puberty: 2/10, it had a lot of ambition that went unrealized, the main characters are shallow versions of the real thing, but there is a thin gloss of hollywood magic trying to cover a bloody melodrama.