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Photos / Re: Bare breasted images:

« Last post by curiousk on Yesterday at 09:32:00 PM »

Justagirl and curiousk. you both have such full, heavy, womanly breasts.  Definitely need to wear a bra for comfort and appearance Just like women do

Going braless is not an option for me.   If I do, the extra movement is very uncomfortable and can be painful.   Depending on the bra manufacturer , I usually wear a 44D, 42DD or 44C.  

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: I am new here

« Last post by Traveler on July 25, 2026, 10:15:46 PM »

Self acceptance is such a major step. Being different doesn’t change who you are it reveals who you are. Welcome!

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Photos / Re: What I'm Wearing Today

« Last post by Justagirl💃 on July 25, 2026, 02:55:56 PM »

My new sleeveless top from Torrid is getting worn today. 

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Hello; newly dealing with this

« Last post by Dudewithboobs on July 25, 2026, 08:31:40 AM »

Congrats on the newborn. We got a kid ourselves and it’s been amazing couldn’t imagine a better life. And trust the handful there will be a life full of great times ahead. 

And good deal on getting blood work ran I hope it shows some root reason. Sadly idiopathic is often the case. I was shown I had adult onset primary hypogonadism but even with the name given as to why the reason for it went unknown. It’s frustrating but eventually I just gave up caring. My family didn’t seem to mind friends didn’t mention it and overall life wasn’t affected by it. Eventually even at my current size of a mid C cup it has become absent from how it occupies my mind. 

Am I aware they are there? All the time. Do I care anymore. Not at all. What has helped me is this forum. Especially during times of growth spurts where accepting it. Became insecurity again due to them becoming more present and visible.  Also to working out. I’ve always been a fan of working out and feel my body structure masks my breasts to a degree. Or at least enough to give much indication this isn’t what I asked for. 

It can be a tough road for some especially if growth continues. Just know ya got a great support system here 

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Hello; newly dealing with this

« Last post by Worrieddude on July 25, 2026, 02:18:02 AM »

@Sarah, @Dude, thank you for your messages. I really appreciate how supportive this forum is. As a lurker, I have especially enjoyed reading your contributions, Dude. It's made me reflect on my own response to this happening and what I would do if growth continued unchecked.

The biggest update is that we welcomed a healthy baby boy in May! He's a handful, but we love him

On the gynecomastia side, nothing from my previous post has changed, except for the fact that my breasts have grown a tiny bit. The good, but also frustrating thing is that you can barely see the difference when I stand up straight: it's mainly when I'm sitting or lying down.

In any case, the lack of improvement prompted me to go back to my GP (my regular one, last visit was with a different GP) and she finally dropped the big 'G' after I showed her some older photos of my chest. I was honestly slightly relieved, because at least I know I'm not making it up now!

I have an appointment next week to get bloodwork done. After that, we'll see what happens.

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Photos / Re: Another pic

« Last post by j_kinoff on July 25, 2026, 12:05:01 AM »

I am becoming proud of my body

…..And you have every right to be proud. What a remarkable picture; unsure how I missed this thread.

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Photos / Re: What I'm Wearing Today

« Last post by curiousk on July 24, 2026, 10:04:12 PM »

Today, I’m wearing a plunge bra.  Very supportive and keeps my breasts lifted.  It’s padded.  Good thing because I work in air conditioning all day.  My nipples would poke through my scrubs in an unlined bra. 

That bra looks good on you.  Great choice.

Thank you.   .

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Hello; newly dealing with this

« Last post by Dudewithboobs on July 24, 2026, 03:03:30 PM »

Hey there Worried, hope everything is going well. I began developing breasts at age 34, 40 now. I am an otherwise healthy male and no family history of gynecomastia or other indicators that may cause hormonal issues. Work out regularly and have always been active and not the best dietary habits but always kept it in check to ensure I take care of my body.

That said, I can completely understand the confusion, concern and questions that come up when you begin noticing the changes that seem to be inevitably centered on whats going on. And frustration when it's very clean something is happening and those with 10-20 years in education and experience go uhhhhh we don't know whats happening.

I've had just about everything checked and lab ran and it all comes back as idiopathic for root reason. But this forum has been an incredible help in accepting it. I think we can all relate to the moment we first noticed they are now in the way. For me it was when golfing one day and realizing my swing wasn't working anymore cause my chest was in the way. And doing pushups feeling my chest hit the ground. Subtlties that make you go damnit lol 

If you ever want to chat with someone in relative age, feel free to shoot a message any time always up to talk.

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: I am new here

« Last post by Dudewithboobs on July 24, 2026, 02:46:21 PM »

Welcome Iron, theres a wealth of information and frienship to be found and had here. I believe just about everyone who is active here can attest to the tremendous benefit this forum has had for their self view, acceptance, adjustment to whatever it may be in their path of dealing with things and so forth. Welcome to the forum and hope you find it to be of immense value.

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: I am new here

« Last post by bobbly on July 23, 2026, 02:02:38 PM »

We live in a world that in the last 100 yrs has become soaked in pseudo- estrogenic compounds in food water clothing etc. Most plastics need some kind of plasticizing chemical to keep them pliable long term and much of that chemistry can cause gynecomastia in sensitive individuals. Do not blame yourself for things way beyond your control. Bad enough we have to live with these side effects from industrial chemistry and how the social / emotional fallout from that which affects our lives.