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User Photos / Interesting - sports MD with gyno?
« Last post by Moobzie on Today at 02:37:37 AM »
JJ,Not medicating. So can rule that out.. its hard to describe the feeling just been more noticeable lately.. full sore pull. Like I said idk.. imagine like running a unsupported marathon.. or doing flights of stairs with a weight around your neck. Jumping up but trying to land urposely hard but constant force not sharp and quick. Its dumb.
I looked up your symptoms and read that it could be more glandular tissue growth acurring Or hormonal fluctuating.
Are you feeling any sensation like skin stretching? That was also mentioned.
Also medication changes or side effects of meds.
Doubtless had you been born a woman you would have had the freedom to enjoy having voluptuous breasts. I know many women find it troublesome having so many eye turned in their direction but for some women it is great fun to share their abundance, perhaps flirtatiously, perhaps provocatively. For us fellows it is a different game unless we are drawn to transitioning or want to play a gender bending edge. There is a person checking at my favorite grocery store who is clearly a man in transition. When I checked out yesterday it was difficult to miss her unbuttoned blouse and the cleavage on display. I was wearing a brassiere, of course, but I was dressed much more demurely. Oh well. We do what we do and for most of us that can involve enjoying having breasts without needing to share them with anyone else.Curious it's incredibly clear as to why you would need a bra. If it wasn't for the forum, I'd have a tough time not believing that wasn't a womans chest braless.It’s been this way since I was about 10 years old and I’m 56 years old. I’ve always had large breasts and they’ve gotten bigger over time. It used to be a point of shame, but not as much anymore. I’ve embraced it and learned to go with the flow. I’ve had to learn to shop on the other side of aisle to find clothes to fit my body, but not show the girls too much. I learned modesty at an early age about my breasts.
Curious it's incredibly clear as to why you would need a bra. If it wasn't for the forum, I'd have a tough time not believing that wasn't a womans chest braless.It’s been this way since I was about 10 years old and I’m 56 years old. I’ve always had large breasts and they’ve gotten bigger over time. It used to be a point of shame, but not as much anymore. I’ve embraced it and learned to go with the flow. I’ve had to learn to shop on the other side of aisle to find clothes to fit my body, but not show the girls too much. I learned modesty at an early age about my breasts.
looks like a great fit, very comfortable and cool. It's very nice looking as well. What brand is it?I live in Canada and the brand is Deesse. They are sold at a plus size women’s store named Pennington’s.