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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Medical issues that can cause gyno

« Last post by Sarahgyne on Today at 02:13:09 AM »

A lot of people don't realize there can be different factors involved with gynecomastia. It's always helpful to look at the bigger picture and consider overall health when trying to understand what might be contributing to it. Thanks for sharing the information.

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Acceptance / Re: My realization

« Last post by blad on Yesterday at 02:08:53 PM »

Growing up with breasts in my teens I was in a vacuum trying to figure everything out on my own, like most of us early developers here. 

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Breast sagging

« Last post by blad on Yesterday at 02:05:11 PM »

At the end of it all it is just about what makes us comfortable and feel good about carrying our breasts around each day. They are there, so may as well deal with them in a way that we feel works.

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Acceptance / Re: My realization

« Last post by Parity on July 12, 2026, 01:01:56 PM »

In my late teens I dated a couple of girls who were Bi and that helped me a lot as they didn't laugh or tease about my breasts. Later a girl I dated who was what now would be bi-curious almost always wanted me in a bra when we had "Private" time....she also bought me a couple of bras and gifted me a few others she'd outgrown. Still close 40+ years later.....My bestie.

  bobby that's great.  To have someone help you and understand you had to be a great comfort in those years.  I think it's great you still have a positive friendship with her.  It's tough going through life not understood, having someone that sees you is a gift.  Best to ya mate.

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Breast sagging

« Last post by Parity on July 12, 2026, 12:57:12 PM »

Birdie,   

 Thanks for posting such a well informed note on breast care.  It's a good reminder to listen to your body.  If your sore at the end of the day there are positive things you can do to maintain good breast health.  Finding the support that works for your shape and life style is key.  At the end of the day we all just want to be comfortable and healthy regardless of someone else's view on how we should look.  Take charge of your body's health like you said & it will lead to a happier you.

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Acceptance / Re: My realization

« Last post by j_kinoff on July 11, 2026, 07:15:38 PM »

Later a girl I dated who was what now would be bi-curious almost always wanted me in a bra when we had "Private" time....

That’s a hot story; you were a lucky guy for certain!!!!!

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Acceptance / Re: My realization

« Last post by bobbly on July 10, 2026, 10:08:51 PM »

In my late teens I dated a couple of girls who were Bi and that helped me a lot as they didn't laugh or tease about my breasts. Later a girl I dated who was what now would be bi-curious almost always wanted me in a bra when we had "Private" time....she also bought me a couple of bras and gifted me a few others she'd outgrown. Still close 40+ years later.....My bestie.

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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Breast sagging

« Last post by Gyno64 on July 10, 2026, 02:17:17 PM »

Birdie,
 Good reading information to go on. And things I or anyone should take in account for overall good health and well being. Proper diet and proper exercise is always key elements for everything in our lives. Not just breast care.  
  Thank you.

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Acceptance / Re: My realization

« Last post by DianeMcG on July 10, 2026, 12:12:22 PM »

I had the exact oposite situation. I've always been flat chested even for a man. In all other ways I was frustrated because I had little body hair and was very slim. I got hooked on vanity fair nylon panties at a young age and nylon has been my passion all my life. Long story aside, 10 years ago I started crossdressing and found I could pass very well. I've been wishing I had breasts ever since. Now at 80 I'm on HRT to grow my breasts which sprouted after I started finasteride meds. I love having breasts and want them large enough to fill a bra. We will see where that goes.  

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Acceptance / Re: My realization

« Last post by curiousk on July 10, 2026, 06:44:37 AM »

It’s been great to hear everyone’s perspective about what it was like to  grow breasts before girls your age.  It was just the size, but also the shape.  When you can wear a bra at 11-12 years old and fill the cups well, it messed with your head.  You are you are male from what’s between your legs and what’s on your chest is not male.

In my early 20’s, I dated a woman that had bigger breasts.  I’d say that mine were slightly smaller than hers.  I remember the first time we were intimate. She lifted my shirt up and began to rub my breasts.  I froze and didn’t move.  In my mind, I was being treated like a woman and didn’t know how to handle that.  Then, she started to rub and suck on my nipples.  The confusion grew deeper because I enjoyed it.  We never talked about it.

I actually tried on some of her bras and clothes when she wasn’t home.  They fit me well.  I now own women’s clothes that I wear like some tops and pants, mostly because they fit me the best.  Not overly feminine, but you know they are female cut.  I wear bras and panties because they just fit me better for comfort sake.

Having breasts at an early age has forced me to deal with issues of gender identity off and on during my life.  I love having breasts and I won’t change a thing.  I just wish there wasn’t such a societal hangup to gender expression, clothing, etc.