Author Topic: There's acceptance......and acceptance  (Read 13409 times)

Offline WPW717

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No molasses here. 2-1/2 years from start to finish. The breasts are not growing any more. Just filling out. The hormonal stew has gone from a rolling boil to a small simmer. The meds & supplement adjustments have made their effects known. Took some time to get balance back.
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Offline OldSlowAndRound

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Good reminder as I read this thread,  breast growth will be what it is.  

Somedays I think it would be nice if they would hurry up and show me what I’m going to be dealing with.  ;-)  

But the gradual growth I’m having gives me time to get use to their size and decide how I want to present myself.  

Any time I’m thinking they should be bigger I have padded and pushup type bras to enhance what I have, and then dress how I want to present myself that day.
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Offline 42CSurprise!

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It is an amazing process... change happens but in its own time.  Some of us had significant growth at an early age and we learned to come to terms with it all.  Some of us came to development later, perhaps because of medication, perhaps simply because we got older.  This conversation has always been important to me simply because being a man with breasts sprouting on my chest is not an easy thing to do.  But men here have shown me the way.  If we don't resist what is happening we begin to accept that bodies change with time.  My breasts have filled out and I find my rather voluptuous bosom quite thrilling.  I really want to put on a brassiere that presents my breasts in all their glory.  Of course, I have no interest in demanding that others in my life join me in celebration of my breasts... but I'm very happy to enjoy the experience for myself.  And so I wear a brassiere all of most days.  The fullness of my breasts is with me as I go about my day.  Do I want my breasts to be larger?... I'm not asking for larger breasts but my experience tells me it is not my choice.  So here I am, with men who understand.  I love my breasts and am happy to give them attention as I go about my day.  Acceptance is easy from this perspective.

Offline DianeMcG

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I'm looking forward to my breasts growing larger. I'm now on low dose E to try to acheive that. I look forward to not being able to hide them, LOL. Wearing forms just seems to be cheating and hard to explain if someone says anything. Implants would be even worse. I just want the breasts to be me. Love the shape I got with just Finasteride and no E but looking forward to being able to fill a gra naturally. On E lass than a week and already notice a calmer mood and better sleep. That is a bonus I am happy about.


 

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