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[40Cofficeguy89]

I just wanted an opinion from y’all! It’s been a couple months since I posted a couple of months. I’ve just been focusing on my career, my family and my health. I’ve dropped about 25 pounds since I last posted. I however feel that my moobs have gotten bigger.. my wife is just like eh they look the same but suggested I get resized lol.. I hate this process cause of how awkward they make it.. but yes I would love talks input. I did see my dr about and she is gonna have me get some mammograms for my next visit.

 The picture that shows some bruising is the latest actually taken this morning. The bruising is from a big yard project I did and well lol I just don’t know when to stop so yeah.. 
 
The other images are from a couple months. The tan one is of a year back and the red one is a couple months back.

[Johndoe1]

To me the cleavage is more defined. You may not be larger but you may be fuller requiring a different style bra. 

[Justagirl💃]

Bra designs, especially the cup designs hold your breasts differently as do manufacturers.

I also see a bit fuller breast view and cleavage in the one bra, but I might think it has some to do with the bra style.

[40Cofficeguy89]

Thank you all for the input! I will take a picture when I have time but the cleavage is there even with the red bra… I honestly didn’t think that my moobs would grow more..but like idk I put on my bra daily and as of late this month it dawn on me. That cleavage use to not be there and even if I cup it in my hands they feel bigger.. lol idk..

[Traveler]

Whether you’ve grown or just more defined because of the weight loss with no loss of boobs, you definitely need a bra and look good in the ones you have! Very nice!

[Busty]

You look great in those bras. You definitely fill the cups 

[gotgyne]

You look very nice in both bras. I'd suppose that your breasts may still become larger. Thus it makes a lot of sense that you wear bras daily. You need them anyway.

[Sophie]

40Cofficeguy,

Thank you for focusing on your health. Especially your breast health. I work at a Breast Care Center as the office coordinator.  Female or Male, breast health is important. Basically the rule of thumb that the doctors use for men is if you have breasts and they are large enough that you wear a bra for support AND YOU REQUEST a mammogram, they will refer you for a mammogram and likely a breast ultrasound for base line images. There are many variables. However, when we have a male patient with gynecomastia and wears a bra for support, shape, and or modesty. The provider will assume that the patient has accepted the fact that he has breasts and a mammogram may be offered or may be performed on a patient request. The medical provider knows that a " Diagnostic Mammogram " will always be approved for a male patient. 

♥️Sophie♥️

[40Cofficeguy89]

Thank you everyone for the kind and supportive words!last year I decided it was time to take my health serious and really buckled down this year with it! I did manage to take some more pictures one with the original red burgundy bra and then one that my wife bought me from a clearance sale at Victoria secret! I will say that Victoria secret bras have definitely become my favorite in comfort and support! 

Also sorry that the nips show in it.. 

[Busty]

40Cofficeguy89, 

With, gynecomastia, we can lose weight, but the loss is less or none in our breasts. With the weight loss, your breasts appear larger and more pronounced in comparison to the rest of you.

Those bras look great on you. So good you wear a bra to work. You need to wear a bra for support and a more put together look. I like the way you handled things with the coworker who asked if you were wearing a bra.  Anything further from her since?  Any sense she mentioned to others?

[gotgyne]

Dudewithboobs is right. Your bras fit you very well, especially the light green would be my favorite. Absolutely no reason for embarrassment that your nipples are noticeable in the red bra.

[Johndoe1]

40Cofficeguy89, those bras look very good on you. It's obvious you need full time support and containment. And as others have stated, your breasts are very feminine in appearance, needing that level of support. 

[Sophie]

That's awesome! Your wife bought you a VS! She did well with the sizing! My wife doesn't really like bra shopping. I will typically shop for both of us. I wear a 36G/H and she is a 34C. 

[AlfaQ]

Great pics. A couple of the pics suggest that you might benefit from a slightly larger cup size as there is some bulging over the top of one of the cups? 

[40Cofficeguy89]

40Cofficeguy89,

With, gynecomastia, we can lose weight, but the loss is less or none in our breasts. With the weight loss, your breasts appear larger and more pronounced in comparison to the rest of you.

Those bras look great on you. So good you wear a bra to work. You need to wear a bra for support and a more put together look. I like the way you handled things with the coworker who asked if you were wearing a bra.  Anything further from her since?  Any sense she mentioned to others?

They haven't mentioned anything else. We cross paths every now and then, but we just kind of avoid each other, lol. I usually have my AirPods in when I walk around the office because I try to avoid unexpected conversations that will slow me down from working. But thank you the kind and supportive words! For the longest time, I hated that I had breast growth and got super depressed. But now I’ve accepted it as a part of me, and a bra is nothing more than just something I use for support. I have slowly started to appreciate the different fabrics and styles, though. My wife, at first, when she found out and saw, she was like, "Yeah, you definitely need the support. Not as big as mine, but definitely need a bra," so we started with sports bras and eventually underwire, which have been the mos