Looking down

[Dudewithboobs]

My boobs have been sore as hell the last few days to week or so. Don’t keep too much track just know they’ve been in aches and pains a lot lately. Going without a bra I feel is the culprit as I wear one today and yesterday and it’s night and day. But it’s the tingles inside the breast tissue it’s accompanied with that make me go I think it’s more than lack of support lol. 

In the public life of personal day to day it sucks to think about. But privately it’s tough to not be excited for the what ifs. 

I often wonder about the other side of the forum and wonder if topics like this have made others go yeah I think I’m going to opt out of surgery. These guys make it seem like it’s not so bad lol

[Parity]

Where’s my feet! 😂

Traveler, walk backwards and retrace your steps. You may have left them by the door.  That did make me smile.

Dude, looking good there.

[Traveler]

Just chillin’
Camera perspective is a little weird.
I’m not that skinny 😂

[Justagirl💃]

Not the best picture,  but looking down at my 44DDD under a black tee from Torrid.  

Casual Sunday getting things ready for lunch with a friend.  

[Justagirl💃]

This morning 😀👍

[42CSurprise!]

The thought came to me after visiting this thread that I'm not the only person mesmerized by having breasts and wearing brassieres.  I sometimes think of myself as a bit of an outlier because of how I relate to the experience.  I think all the conversation about "comfort" has lead me to believe most men here are taking a rather utilitarian view of this new reality we find ourselves in. When I've posted photos they are often a bit more provocative.  But with the naked photos and now photos "looking down" I sense a bit more of playing at the edge.  Showing off cleavage will do that...   I'll have to think about getting a push-up brassiere so I can show off a bit more...  

[bobb]

I like the pictures that are shown on this thread and the naked photos also.

[Traveler]

I think it may be the next step of acceptance. Years of living in shame, that some of us are still in, and hiding in some of the most uncomfortable clothing. To go somewhere, that is even hard to find on the internet, helps alleviate the loneliness, pain and otherness, that we all still feel to some extent and being able to share our feelings and actually get support for that is irreplaceable. To actually get compliments for sharing what they’re becoming proud of brings us to the next step.

[gotgyne]

Yesterday my wife and I met an old friend, a lady who had her 84th birthday some weeks ago. Of course there were the hugs. I wore my bra as everyday, but she didn't react to my garment.

Just wear your bras and don't think too much what might happen.

[AlfaQ]

Well done you. We over estimate the chances of being discovered and so what if we are? Today I was wearing a bra under my cycling jersey as I was out on my bike. I caught sight of my reflection in some windows  and yes my underband and straps were visible through the fabric but with my tights and helmet my gender was ambiguous anyway.

[AlfaQ]

A black bra under a yellow jersey doing what it's designed to do.

[Parity]

I'll bet as your just riding and the shirt filling with a bit of air no one noticed.  I never glance to look that close as I pass someone. 
If you just stand I'll bet it doesn't look that tight either.  

  Good for you!

As you said, just live and be.  Life and the world will keep going.
 

[gotgyne]

Your yellow shirt with the black bra is a good combination.

I noticed that most people are such busy with themselves that they almost never look at all. If they do, they don't look too closely. In case they do they don't give a second look.

Many years ago I got a fit of courage and wore a thin white shirt over a white bra. I even went to a supermarket to buy something. No whispers, no laughter, just nothing. I almost was a little disappointed.

[WPW717]

42C,
No you are not the only one mesmerized by their breasts. I am growing in that direction too.

A result of acceptance, or a response to no T and Estrogen low dose therapy, who knows. I am just going with the flow.

[taxmapper]

I have and Endo. who wants me to get a mastectomy because things don't "fit" in her world view. or at lest drugs.   

I am perfectly willing to keep these and do not want anyone telling me I am "not normal" etc.   

Stay mesmerized by them and live life!  Don't be bullied.