Hiding becomes more difficult

[gotgyne]

Meanwhile I'm at a stage, that my breasts are more difficult to hide from views of others as some months earlier. I've added a pic with a sweatshirt. That's how (at least) children from below see my breasts. I must admit that I wear the pointy Triumph Doreen bra and of course it's the angle of the photo from my mobile, that enhances it a bit. From above it seems to be less. But I must face the possibility that some child may say to the mother "look mom, this man has got breasts".

I am wearing my support and medical compression pantyhose since the year 2000 with shorts and in fact a young boy asked his father "why does this man wear pantyhose"? He became red and obviously was much embarrassed. I told him not to worry and said "I like intelligent questions" and told the boy in simple words that my legs need these to function properly.

But what if a child comes with the "bra question"? Children are curious, that's normal. I simply could say "I have breasts". What would you do?

[Justagirl💃]

And if somebody does question, why does it matter?

We Are Who We Are, and exactly the way God made us. People that make our business their business are absolutely in the wrong.

Children will always ask questions and that's normal, and so you answered their questions effectively. Because normally children don't have an agenda with their questions.

[AlfaQ]

The Doreen Delicate has less pointy cups than the regular one if you are ever concerned about projection.  It has the same quality and all day comfort.  I have both versions.  

[gotgyne]

Unfortunately the Doreen Delicate is not available in my country. But I have quite a few other bras and among them several with less projection.