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Acceptance Garments / Re: Cup sized swimwear

« Last post by 50/50 on Yesterday at 10:57:03 PM »

I wear swim shirts or spf 50 fishing shirts with a lightweight sports bra. I really like them. After being asked to please cover up in the British Virgin Islands I have not gone topless since.

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Acceptance Garments / Re: Amazon Delivery

« Last post by 50/50 on Yesterday at 10:51:53 PM »

I have body suits. Good light weight support and good for smoothing out lines if wearing a bra.

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: No Pain No Gain

« Last post by WPW717 on Yesterday at 03:41:44 PM »

In my early growing phase & not knowing what was happening ( MEN Syndrome ) I started gathering Christmas decorations and was carrying a big box limiting my vision. I crammed a corner into my breast passing a door jamb. The pain was stunning, brought me to my knees & I had apnea for a half minute or so. 
This was when I discovered the bud under the nipples. Only felt pain like that before when I broke bones.
It’s truly amazing the sensitivity.

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Photos / Re: Bare breasted images:

« Last post by Dudewithboobs on Yesterday at 02:14:13 PM »

Went to the gym today and for the first time in quite awhile decided to go in to the sauna. It’s about 4.5ft wide on the two sides right angled and two level bench seating and walked in, sat down and picked up the paper to read. It was nice to finally go back in to one. I don’t mind taking my shirt off at pools or beaches due to how much space movement and people there are. But in close quarters I feel incredibly exposed and vulnerable and have just avoided it since I’ve grown more. 

3 people overall came in and sat as well. Minded their own business with one or two I’d notice look at me but unsure if it was for insecure reasons or just general close quarters. They were younger I’d say and more in shape but just felt nice to be back in the sauna. 

While I don’t think my overall projection has changed since last documenting a month or two ago. The overall fullness has definitely changed with deep pains in the lower outer sides and aches on top and feel shape has become more rounded. But unsure. Just posting to keep track of things as they go. 

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Teenage breast development

« Last post by Ironmaiden3122 on Yesterday at 12:42:22 PM »

I didn't have the boobs in middle or high school, but I did have the smaller frame of a female and was routinely called fag, gay, c-sucker, panty waist, etc.  Was often called an ugly girl, a worthless wimp and the list goes on.

Told multiple times I walked like a girl, talked like a girl, (ironically) just missing the "breasts", and was even called a dyke.

Now I am developing more inline with a female body and feeling other sensations typically found with teenaged girls.  I am late tot he show defiantly, but going through it then vs. now... Well.....

I am really sorry for what you went through 

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Teenage breast development

« Last post by Ironmaiden3122 on Yesterday at 12:40:45 PM »

yeah it happened at around 12-13 for me too.  I remember going in a whirlpool with my cousin and he said "you have bigger breasts than some of the girls in my class"  Ouch.  That is like the worst time for it to happen!  Luckily I was not the subject for ridicule in school though there was a horrifying scenario where they told the entire class to take their shirt off.  One kid next to me had this look of utter disgust and that is something I will never forget.  Everybody else couldn't care less and wasn't paying attention to me.  

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: I am new here

« Last post by Ironmaiden3122 on Yesterday at 12:34:21 PM »

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

Thanks for those kind words!  

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: I am new here

« Last post by Ironmaiden3122 on Yesterday at 12:33:46 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.

Thanks!  just this thread alone has helped me so far and I thank you all for that.  

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: I am new here

« Last post by Ironmaiden3122 on Yesterday at 12:32:12 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.     

thank you for your support!  

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Gynecomastia Talk / No Pain No Gain

« Last post by Dudewithboobs on Yesterday at 10:49:37 AM »

I remember a woman I dated in my early 20s who while dating began switched her birth control and as a result her breasts were always sore, grew quite a bit and so forth. She never complained about where the pain lead to, and would make light of it by comedically saying "no pain no gain". In ignorance I'd joke they couldn't hurt that bad and she'd be mad that I downplayed what she was feeling.

Fast forward, while some aches and pains have been present in the growth I've experienced. The current state of things is the worst. It feels like something is constantly poking deep in my tissue all over the side wall and under areolas and an insanely annoying tingling feeling. I remember she would put a heating pad on her chest to ease things up a bit and did the same these last few days with a warm rag and it definitely helped. 

We're still friends on social media, though we never talk at all, just friends who aren't friends lol. But when scrolling the other day saw a post she made about something not related at all. But just wanted to message and be like "i'm sorry i ever doubted how much it can suck to feel yours breasts growing". Obviously didnt lol but it just reminded me that yup, no pain doesn't always equal no gain. But it definitely seems to be more true than not, when there's pain....there's gain coming