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Offline Gyno64

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JJ, 
Yes there are days when it seems impossible.
 And I do agree on the the boob fairy.lol. That could sure be a great way to level the playing field in our today's society. 

Offline taxmapper

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Well that little girl came by and sprinkled a bit more boob dust on me.  Now that I am sustaining 51" and moving upward, There is not only no longer ambiguity, but clear rounding out.  The chest is now fully into girl territory. 


Now JJ I too am jealous!  My God those girls are gorgeous!  Hold them up with pride!    

Offline JJ_Gyne

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Lol.. you all are too kind.
All I know is each year that passes makes the summertime pool swim t-shirt harder to pull off. 
Both figuratively and physically.

« Last Edit: April 28, 2026, 02:02:01 PM by JJ_Gyne »

Offline oldguy

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JJ_Gyne,

Mine are not as large as yours, but I still experience the same issues.  I have to wear support as I walk everyday and have 27 stairs in my house.  Going up isn't that bad.  Down is painful with out support.  As the temperatures increase, it's going to be more difficult to hide them.  I usually wear muscle shirts, so everything is hidden.  Tank tops are for only around the house.  My days of going topless are done.  I expect that yours are also.

Offline Parity

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JJ, 

  I have to say you have a very nice, full & beautiful pair.  I agree as the temps rise hiding is harder.  I have tried pull over bras like that but my shoulder won't allow the arm movement needed to get it on and off.  I found one with back clasp and wear it.  the clasp is a little thicker but aside from that very stealth.  

  I think you look good and would be the envy of many a women should they know.  

 

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