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Acceptance / Re: This is me
« Last post by NoWorries25 on Yesterday at 09:41:53 PM »Agreed! Life without a bra is just a mess.
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Acceptance / Re: Gynecomastia Acceptance Poll
« Last post by NoWorries25 on Yesterday at 09:36:04 PM »I identify with your desires. I would just urge you to be careful. We chronologically gifted types can create some real problems accidentally. There is a lot of information on the network about the do's and don'ts of HRT.
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Acceptance / Re: There's acceptance......and acceptance
« Last post by NoWorries25 on Yesterday at 09:32:10 PM »-FWIW-
I am not sure I ever felt completely comfortable until I started to develop a 'figure.' The estrogen has been present since the beginning, but society was not ready to admit that sometimes we are just different. As we age, those hormone levels change considerably. infant, pre-puberty, puberty, post puberty, and "chronologically gifted" are all stages that we go through (if we live long enough).
It is liberating to admit to liking the color pink more than the color gray. The comfort of wearing a bra and the courage to welcome it is also liberating. The enjoyment of soft fabrics, skirts, and pleasant aroma are newly admitted joys. My point is that hormones cause as much (if not more) effect on our psychological makeup as they do on our physical makeup. I believe that we often lose sight of that
It's acceptable to like so-called feminine things - toys, clothing, games, activities, hobbies, posture, professions, and worldview - are but a few of the things that are wonderful to experience from different perspectives. What a shame it is that many don't accept that truth - until we have to.
'Acceptance?' Perhaps 'embrace' would be a better term. I wouldn't change a thing - even if I could.
I yield my soapbox.
I am not sure I ever felt completely comfortable until I started to develop a 'figure.' The estrogen has been present since the beginning, but society was not ready to admit that sometimes we are just different. As we age, those hormone levels change considerably. infant, pre-puberty, puberty, post puberty, and "chronologically gifted" are all stages that we go through (if we live long enough).
It is liberating to admit to liking the color pink more than the color gray. The comfort of wearing a bra and the courage to welcome it is also liberating. The enjoyment of soft fabrics, skirts, and pleasant aroma are newly admitted joys. My point is that hormones cause as much (if not more) effect on our psychological makeup as they do on our physical makeup. I believe that we often lose sight of that
It's acceptable to like so-called feminine things - toys, clothing, games, activities, hobbies, posture, professions, and worldview - are but a few of the things that are wonderful to experience from different perspectives. What a shame it is that many don't accept that truth - until we have to.
'Acceptance?' Perhaps 'embrace' would be a better term. I wouldn't change a thing - even if I could.
I yield my soapbox.
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Acceptance Garments / Re: Shopping for garments
« Last post by OldSlowAndRound on Yesterday at 09:12:28 PM »And that is why an experienced fitter/sales associate is such a great resource/guide
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Acceptance Garments / Re: Shopping for garments
« Last post by jan1north on Yesterday at 04:53:07 PM »It seems you can take all the measurements you want but in the end it is just a starting point and actually trying the bra on is the only true confirmation. Even at that it can take more than a few minutes to really know.If you think about what is attempting to be measured - you can quickly see how totally inadequate the under bust and over bust measurements are for describing the bust to arrive at the correct size. At its very best it’s an approximation - and what I believe is at the root of so many folks in the incorrect size. For example, consider describing fully a drinking glass sitting on a table by simply measuring the height of the glass. The height has nothing to do with the glass diameter and shape - much less the volume. Yet this is what we do for every bra sizing effort! So until we come up with some sort of 3D scanner, we are locked into our current method which is really a joke - and gives us really band size only, and a wild guess at cup size. If you keep this in mind and are willing to try on several sizes during a fitting looking at fit problems with a critical eye during the process you will eventually a bra that fits RIGHT and not just fits.
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Photos / Re: What I'm Wearing Today
« Last post by j_kinoff on Yesterday at 12:56:07 AM »Traveller….Your rack is undoubtedly one of the most feminine ones I’ve ever laid eyes on, particularly your picture of your boobs in that 40E bra. I’m left astonished and amazed.Idk how anyone doesn’t notice especially if unzipped. Your breasts look quite huge and understandably why as to the support needed. Great shapeThank you! I think that people assume lm just a little “chesty” and can’t fathom that I’m an anomaly, a guy with sizable breasts, who will not accentuate but doesn’t want to be uncomfortable by going braless.
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Photos / Re: Photos of what I'm living with
« Last post by 50/50 on June 01, 2026, 02:22:32 PM »Braless… doorbell camera catching me.
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Polls / Re: What size bra do you wear?
« Last post by Parity on June 01, 2026, 01:08:25 PM »Most of mine are unlined underwire none molded in 40C. I have a couple styles where a 40D fits best. I am still growing.
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Polls / Re: What size bra do you wear?
« Last post by Justagirl💃 on June 01, 2026, 12:01:36 PM »Still at a 44 DDD or 46 DD depending on the bra
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Polls / Re: What size bra do you wear?
« Last post by WPW717 on June 01, 2026, 11:12:59 AM »Still at 44 D in most bras.
XXL in sports bras
Growth has slowed / stopped.
XXL in sports bras
Growth has slowed / stopped.
