Author Topic: I love having boobs!  (Read 52075 times)

Offline Justagirl💃

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They do grow on you! The bigger they have gotten the more I am fascinated by them. Right now I’m obsessed with feeling the “bounce” of my breasts in my day to day activities. The bounce is enhanced no matter which bra I’m wearing. Driving, I love how they get in the way while steering and going over bumps in the road. I’ve decided that if they get any bigger, to handle that I’ll just buy bigger bras! 😁
Buying bigger bras is the best solution in such a case.

Once I've read that even in men with gynecomastia, their breast size may reach only one cup below their mother's breast size.
My mother was a full breasted woman with F cups. Thus I might end at an E cup (German sizing). I'll see.
My mom and grandma were both A cups, so I passed them both up in my teens. 
On my father's side the women were well endowed including some of the men. My father is about a D cup and his brother about a C.
My aunt Joan, of blessed memory, was special order bras only exceeding a K cup. 

I got my boobs from my father's side.
When life gives you curves,
flaunt them! 💃
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Offline Dudewithboobs

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Agreed gyne. If it wasn’t for the support of this forum I’d be much more insecure about things. But like others have said I love feeling them in their natural state some days. The bounce and jiggle of simple things like a bump in the road or casual walking with a coworker and feeling them move a bit is euphoric in a sense and just reaffirms what they are. 

When I began growing and a surgeon told me to hold off on surgery due to the possibility of growing long term that may make surgery pointless, I freaked out. I asked him if it can actually grow to be a concern. And he was the one who mentioned for most no. For some, can grow to be that of the average size of women in the family. I don’t know the average size of women in my family but if I had to best guess, DD-D cup is my best assumption. I immediately had these worries in my head I’d be some Dolly Parton freak walking around. 

I’d google breast size and braless to get an idea of what I could look like if it got to be that serious. I’d cry and panic and be incredibly nervous every time I felt any inkling of a tingle or itch in my chest that made me go please don’t be growing lol. 

Now I’m a small C cup and they still hide fairly ok under shirts in a bra or braless still thankfully. As I love them but don’t wish for them to be an object of others noticing. I don’t feel like a freak at all. My worries back then were for nothing as found in now. And panic when feeling any inkling of growth possibly occurring has been replaced with happiness and excitement. It’s funny to look back at how much worry and embarrassment I had when they started growing. And how much pride and enjoyment I have in how fuller they’ve grown over the 6 years of onset. 

I chalk it up to just over time you adjust to them and realize it really isn’t all that bad after all. And while if they got to a fuller size like women in my family at the assumed D or DD cup I’m sure my attitude would shift dramatically toward them. But I’d like to imagine if they did keep growing for any reason, that attitude would be like the attitude in the beginning and shift toward how it is currently regarding my view of them. 

Offline gotgyne

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Dudewithboobs, in fact the bounce and jiggle without a bra is very noticeable. Even as I was only a B cup, I noticed it while running downstairs. Not to forget is also, that my nipples are very sensitive.

Here some pics with another bra.
 
A bra is just an article of clothing for people with breasts.

Offline Dudewithboobs

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Bra looks great and clear why it’s worn. The bounce and jiggle is when I had to call it a day and bite the bullet on bras myself. That and the constant pain on the outside areas of my chest where the breast tissue would pull more than not and just give consistent aches. When putting a bra on and that ache and pain goes away it’s kind of a given as to what needs done at that point. And that’s to admit a bra isn’t an option but a requirement if comfort is to be had. 

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Dude is right, I can only go so long without getting bra’d up. Bounce gets in sink and more noticeable but controlled.
Tired of being uncomfortable so other people are comfortable.

Offline Dudewithboobs

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I remember months ago when I really began working out harder that my chest was just so damn sore. Specifically on the outside. I chalked it up to working out. It stayed consistent and at this time I was braless almost all days. Felt with weight loss and working out I didn’t need one as much as I previously felt. 

After awhile I measured myself and seen I’d gained in the chest from last time I measured. I remember just crossing my arms and using hands to lift them somewhat and feeling my chest breathe a sigh of relief lol and then aches shortly after uncrossing arms. 

Wearing a bra before was to control jiggle I felt. Not tremendous but subtle enough to be annoying. But weight of the chest wasn’t an issue. Now they jiggle more still not dramatically but more than before and hurt like hell after some hours without a bra. Even waking up in the morning. I’m a side sleeper and the side of my chest that slides in to the other is sore most mornings where I imagine is just the pull of tissue overnight in that position. 

Contrary to the aches and pains and realization that if I want comfort I need a bra. The obstacles that brings to my personal life. I am just still happy to have them lol. I don’t want them to keep growing but if they did I don’t think I’d complain as much as Id imagine I would when I began growing years ago. It’s funny how accepting them goes from insecurity in the beginning to enjoyment as time goes by. 


 

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