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Offline Chazzie

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Hell-o Community - AI suggested that I stop by, that I would find like-minded (breasted) folks and a forum. Very surprised it took all this time to find my way here. I've had gynecomastia, or "female breast tissue", since I was 11 or so, and to answer one question I see here often, I never thought about surgery. Regardless, I can't say that it's all been "peachy", having noticeable breasts. After all, I never seem to see that huge a number of guys sharing in that. Very few in fact, and certainly not C cup sized like mine.

So, I'm happy to be here, amongst you all, and I hope I don't wear out my Thank You and You Are Welcome (and that you can bare my goofball sense of humor!) Sincerely - Chazzie

Offline Traveler

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Welcome! Same as you, started growing breasts at 11 or 12 and could pass the pencil test by 14. Never thought of having them removed either, heck, didn’t know you could. Enjoy your stay here. 😁
Tired of being uncomfortable so other people are comfortable.

Offline Chazzie

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Thanks, Traveler - Appreciate your welcome, my 1st!     I think I hear a Wagon approaching.......

Offline Parity

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Welcome Chazzie,

  I developed later in life and never felt the need to hate or harm (surgery) myself for them.  Your sporting a nice chest there and I am glad you have accepted where you are.  We are all different yet share so much in common.  Wearing a nice fitting/shaping bra is the key I feel. I'm in the 40C-D camp myself depending on the bra and style.  Glad your here and share with others how you are coping and living with these assets.  You look great there.

Offline Chazzie

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Hi Parity - Thanks for your kind words and welcome. Just like Zak Brown's "pair of jeans that fit just right", there is nothing like a bra that fits just right. Not always easy. 
Appreciate the note - Chazzie

Offline blad

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As I have noted in the past, I developed breasts around age 13. It seemed like a disaster at first. But all the comments in school that I needed to wear a bra lead me to try a few of my sister's bras. I instantly discovered that it felt right to wear a bra and it gave me increasing acceptance of my breasts to wear one. 

It unfortunately required some time before I felt able to wear a bra full time due to all the social pressures of school and growing up without any internet support. In those early years I felt disappointed to restrict when I could wear one. Fortunately, with time, I moved to wear one daily and am very satisfied with managing my breasts with a bra.
If the bra fits, wear it.

Offline oldguy

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Chazzie,

Welcome to this special group.

I was a late bloomer.  Diagnosed shortly after retirement at 60.  Surgeon recommended against reduction at my age.  His PA recommended I wear a support garment.  Going on 15 years now.  I wear a spaghetti strap bralette. Gives a uni-boob look, like pecs.  It's Fall here so pretty easy to hide them. 

Offline Midagemoobs2

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Welcome! I started sometime by 40 and its been slow but steady since. Look forward to your sharing.

Offline Chazzie

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Thanks Blad, Oldguy, and Midagemoobs2. Appreciate the welcomes and worthwhile words! Good to be here - Chazzie

 

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