Author Topic: What I'm Wearing Today  (Read 682438 times)

Offline 42CSurprise!

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It's a bit easier for you Birdie since your intention is to present as the woman you are.  Most of us present as men, which creates some confusion if we are intent on showing off our endowment.  I've been experimenting with.a 42D brassiere of late, still a minimizing bra without padding or shaping, but it gives my breasts a bit more space to take their natural fullness.  Personally I love the look and feel of my breasts but I still wear an extra layer to conceal them.  This is quite a journey... loving our breasts but really not invited to share them with a world that seems disturbed about any gender bending possibilities... I think men with breasts do exactly that, regardless of how comfortable we may feel as men.  That is why this website is so important to all of us.  We can enjoy what nature has given us.

Offline blad

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It's a bit easier for you Birdie since your intention is to present as the woman you are.  Most of us present as men, which creates some confusion if we are intent on showing off our endowment.  I've been experimenting with.a 42D brassiere of late, still a minimizing bra without padding or shaping, but it gives my breasts a bit more space to take their natural fullness.  Personally I love the look and feel of my breasts but I still wear an extra layer to conceal them.  This is quite a journey... loving our breasts but really not invited to share them with a world that seems disturbed about any gender bending possibilities... I think men with breasts do exactly that, regardless of how comfortable we may feel as men.  That is why this website is so important to all of us.  We can enjoy what nature has given us.
Yes, the balancing act. I have a feeling that most of us have come to accept our boobs and feel good about managing them with a bra. We may even truly enjoy having to wear a bra now. But I think most of us would rather not show that to the world. So we make at least a reasonable attempt to not show off bra straps too obviously and not have clothing that displays our breasts to the fullest. In public, I think it is true that slight outlines of our bra generally go under the radar as people do not expect to see a bra on a guy....although obvious breast development may create more attention towards us anyway.
If the bra fits, wear it.

Offline curiousk

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Here’s a new bra I bought.  It’s a balconette with some lace and lightly padded.   Enough to stay cool, but padded enough to keep the nipples from popping out.  Probably good for all times of the year

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Offline Gyno64

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Dude, Your spot on!. It sure is a reality check when you notice some tops are no longed feasible to be wearing in public anymore. I recently had to remove and replace several tops from my wardrobe because of that. 
  And the fact that I'm now wearing a bra all day, every day now. Everything just feels much more comfortable being in a bra than not.  And some of them give me some really noticeable projection. But those are the most comfortable one's to wear. Lol. So I have to manage my choices of what to wear over them when I'm out in public or around family and friends to stay under the radar.
  I'm sure to some it's probably noticed at times.  Especially during warmer weather I will wear a slightly looser fitting T-shirt. Thankfully in all my searching I finally found some nice underwire front closure bras with the strap adjusters up front just above the cups. The tightest adjustment on the straps for my fit only sets the slide buckle at my collarbone.  One would have to look really hard to notice any printing of the bra through my shirt. Just a nice smooth contour. So most people don't take much to any notice if at all. That is as far as I can tell, Lol.

Offline Benusa2

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Hi Dude,
Definitely more projection that your other pics. A patterned shirt might be less revealing. Still, people can be amazingly dismissive. Hope everything went well. I understand wearing a bra can be more stressful than not.
-Ben

Offline j_kinoff

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Those look great; some of those may be on my shopping horizon!!!!

Offline Justagirl💃

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  • When life gives you curves, Flaunt them! 🤗
I've had them since puberty,  so I'm used to them. Definitely not something that can be hidden.  

Photo shows me sitting at the table at the day-centre.  
When life gives you curves,
flaunt them! 💃
💋Birdie💋

Offline WPW717

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Is that a seat belt at a table!?
Regards, Bob

Offline Justagirl💃

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  • When life gives you curves, Flaunt them! 🤗
Is that a seat belt at a table!?
The strap of my handbag 👜 

Offline WPW717

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Roger, was hoping they hadn’t inflicted some new indignity on you.

Offline Traveler

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It’s getting cooler here, so time to break out the flannels.
Tired of being uncomfortable so other people are comfortable.

Offline Parity

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Looking good there Traveler.  I have been enjoying mine more now also.  It does appear it may be a little snug on you and you may have to size up if you intend to button more.    I, not being as big as you have opted to keep a few buttons loose also and without shame let a little bra show if I moved or the wind took it open some.  cool enough for the shirt yet warm enough to need a few buttons loose.  As you say, Time to be comfortable even if it makes them uncomfortable.  


 

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