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Photos / Re: Bare breasted images:
« Last post by moobs2 on Today at 08:43:46 AM »another shot
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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Looking Back - Looking Forward
« Last post by 42CSurprise! on Yesterday at 01:35:42 PM »I was talking this morning with a friend who has mentioned his breast development. He is 74 years old. The conversation was certainly not along the lines of what we discuss here though I did say I too have breast development. Ii also said I'd been talking online with men contending with the same thing... all related to diminished testosterone which allows estrogen to have its way with us.
He spoke about injections he has been receiving that are intended to enhance sexual performance... which means getting it up I assume. It is no longer working. I mentioned that men here were finding creative ways to engage intimately engage with their partners but said no more.
I mention this in the context of this discussion because all of these matters come about through a natural process. We've done nothing wrong and how we contend with the circumstances in which we find ourselves is simply what works for us. I don't wear a brassiere all the time though my breasts feel quite substantial and I definitely enjoy the experience of wearing a well fitting brassiere. I don't wear a brassiere when I visit my doctor and at least to this point I haven't needed to bare my chest for any reason. My doctor is certainly aware of my breast development but as is noted here, he is a professional and I'm certainly not the only male patient he has who has breasts.
Yes, it is a relief to be able to have conversations like this. This is my life and this is how I'm living it. All good. The same goes for all of us. Thanks for telling us the truth about your lives.
He spoke about injections he has been receiving that are intended to enhance sexual performance... which means getting it up I assume. It is no longer working. I mentioned that men here were finding creative ways to engage intimately engage with their partners but said no more.
I mention this in the context of this discussion because all of these matters come about through a natural process. We've done nothing wrong and how we contend with the circumstances in which we find ourselves is simply what works for us. I don't wear a brassiere all the time though my breasts feel quite substantial and I definitely enjoy the experience of wearing a well fitting brassiere. I don't wear a brassiere when I visit my doctor and at least to this point I haven't needed to bare my chest for any reason. My doctor is certainly aware of my breast development but as is noted here, he is a professional and I'm certainly not the only male patient he has who has breasts.
Yes, it is a relief to be able to have conversations like this. This is my life and this is how I'm living it. All good. The same goes for all of us. Thanks for telling us the truth about your lives.
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User Photos / Re: Hello everyone, is that normal 5 week post operation? Im concerned
« Last post by Tom.88 on Yesterday at 09:22:31 AM »Add pic the flexed muscle
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User Photos / Hello everyone, is that normal 5 week post operation? Im concerned
« Last post by Tom.88 on Yesterday at 09:09:08 AM »5 week post op, i notice asimmetry and not look good when i flex muscle
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Acceptance / Re: Breast Fetish?
« Last post by Evolver on Yesterday at 08:11:19 AM »Di, I just sent you a PM. Click on the Conversations heading when you login.I'm still pretty new to dealing with gyno.I love the look of that bra! Please tell me the brand and style
I'm still trying to gain acceptance with my condition. It's only been seven months since my initial onset at my age of 64. I'm a full B cup and growing as I speak.
I have tried so many options of concealment of my breasts.
Compression shirts are okay for a short period of time. I now have now opened up for a seamless style bralette. That of which had been suggested by Busty. Much more comfortable and under the right clothing I can still hide my boobs. Only my future can tell what's to come of me as I may continue to develop?
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Acceptance / Re: This is me
« Last post by Evolver on Yesterday at 08:08:54 AM »JJ your breasts are beautiful. i'm so jealous!Di, I just sent you a PM. Click on the Conversations heading when you login.
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User Photos / Re: Latest update
« Last post by Parity on Yesterday at 07:49:15 AM »Same. I do enjoy checking in and reading what you all have to say. I have come a long way on my breast/bra journey. Thanks to this group and the encouragement and support given.
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Gynecomastia Talk / Re: Looking Back - Looking Forward
« Last post by Parity on Yesterday at 07:45:45 AM »It is a new reality that I never thought I would find myself in. Perhaps I'm lucky in that I'm only a C cup. I am able to go braless without much discomfort. When I went to Hospital I knew I would have to be wearing the gown they give you and have the stickers and wires all over me so I didn't wear one. 12 hours later I was discharged and sent home. As others have stated most hospital staff have seen it all. I just knew I would be sore and struggle to button a shirt. I just didn't want to wear a bra let alone try and get that on.
That said I do like how I look and feel wearing a well fitting bra. I like being in control of that.
I'm glad that I can share here and learn from others here.
That said I do like how I look and feel wearing a well fitting bra. I like being in control of that.
I'm glad that I can share here and learn from others here.
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Acceptance Garments / Re: My favorite bra
« Last post by Johndoe1 on Yesterday at 06:52:02 AM »I like the embroidery along the straps. I have a Rosa Faia that has embroidery along the straps. Strengthens the straps while not being obvious about it plus adds nice detail.
