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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: When to cover up
« Last post by Passant on Today at 03:05:30 PM »Thanks Busty
Yes, when I stand my breasts are raised and in certain shirts it looks like I'm wearing a bra. There is a crease and it's quite visible, but when I stand my breasts don't drop below it. When I sit down, it's all different... my breasts immediately drop and have a much larger volume. The root of my breasts is wider, so they don't project as deep.
That's a mitigating circumstance for me, especially on the beach. I throw my shoulders out a lot, I pull myself up, so that my breasts project as little as possible. Those are some tricks
As for the body, you noticed it right. My breasts aren't the only thing on me that's typical of a woman. There's also a build that's almost completely feminized. Narrow shoulders, breasts, narrow waist and wider hips. So it's noticeable even when I wear men's clothes. That's why I buy regular models of clothes. So my build is noticeable even then.
Yes, when I stand my breasts are raised and in certain shirts it looks like I'm wearing a bra. There is a crease and it's quite visible, but when I stand my breasts don't drop below it. When I sit down, it's all different... my breasts immediately drop and have a much larger volume. The root of my breasts is wider, so they don't project as deep.
That's a mitigating circumstance for me, especially on the beach. I throw my shoulders out a lot, I pull myself up, so that my breasts project as little as possible. Those are some tricks
As for the body, you noticed it right. My breasts aren't the only thing on me that's typical of a woman. There's also a build that's almost completely feminized. Narrow shoulders, breasts, narrow waist and wider hips. So it's noticeable even when I wear men's clothes. That's why I buy regular models of clothes. So my build is noticeable even then.