Is it time for a bra?

[blad]

Yet another example of how more polished we look wearing a bra to give shape and containment. Comfort and looks both improve. Makes me always wonder why more guys do not try a bra.

[gotgyne]

I agree Gotgyne, its for sure time.
 From the looks of it, it's clear to me that you must certainly feel better wearing. 
I'm sure you look better wearing also. 

Parity, both of your statements are true. I'm feeling much better and looking better. 

But now a new problem arises. My wife and I are living in a country which has many hot springs resorts. I don't know yet, how to visit them. I don't think that I can show my naked breasts to the public anymore.

I'd like to wear a women's one-piece swimsuit with cups for good support, but then they would look very obvious as in the bra pic.

I asked Google's AI 'Gemini' on the topic of a women's swimsuit with cups as a man.
https://forum.gynecomastia.org/acceptance-garments/30/question-googles-ai-gemini-regarding-swimsuits/37744/msg240984#msg240984

 I liked the answer, but I'm still hesitating to do so.

[gotgyne]

Yet another example of how more polished we look wearing a bra to give shape and containment. Comfort and looks both improve. Makes me always wonder why more guys do not try a bra.

In fact blad I like the feeling and the view of my perfectly shaped and contained breasts in a bra. Without a bra they are sagging terribly. It's two factors which contribute to the sagging, at first my weak connective tissue which also causes some other problems as a sagging belly and varicose veins (to mention only two of them). Second it's my age of almost 66 years.

There are so many guys who could benefit a lot from a well fitting supportive bra. Perhaps even some girlfriends and wives of such men may think of a bra but don't dare suggesting a bra to their beloved ones.

[Busty]

There are so many guys who could benefit a lot from a well fitting supportive bra. Perhaps even some girlfriends and wives of such men may think of a bra but don't dare suggesting a bra to their beloved ones.

More than once when I have been bra shopping, a sales associate has told me that her husband or boyfriend could benefit from wearing a bra. I have asked if they had ever suggested to them they should start wearing a bra.  None of them had. All indicated they would like to, but felt uncomfortable.  This from women who spend their days giving bra  fittings and such