Author Topic: Re: Not Alone  (Read 1080 times)

Offline Johndoe1

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Welcome to the club. It isn't as bad as we expect at first. In reality we are more conscience of it than everyone else around us. I chock that up to people are too busy with their own problems and no one is looking for boobs on a guy. Most bodybuilders with chiseled chests are a C or D if measured and no one is calling them sissies, so a normal male with a slight chest could easily be overlooked or just thought to have developed pecs. For those of us with developed chests who wear support, comfort overcomes vanity. It's as simple as that. If I knew years ago how much more physically comfortable I am being supported wearing a bra, I would have done it then and not waited because I was afraid someone might notice or say something. I can tell you that accepting them at an A cup is MUCH easier than a DD cup, which is what I eventually did. At an A, very few if anyone notices it at all.
Womanhood is not defined by breasts, and breasts are not indicative of womanhood. - Melissa Fabello

 

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