I just got to wear my forms for 24 hrs they really feel a part if me just like they belong there the worst part was I had to take them off that stinks when I feel them they really do feel a part of me I just think how great it would be if they were there all the time I can't see my self ever getting tired of them
Mine are growing in naturally. A lot faster than I thought they would. It's funny, I wear a t-shirt or lingerie to sleep and I've been noticing my boobs. Of course, they ache quite a bit but I'm getting used to it.
Change is inevitable...
Lol thanks for the laugh Jorja..Originally Posted by Jorja
Have had large breasts since age 7--games like skins and shirts and swimming-oeSED AND HUMILIATED
Another view: I had large breasts since age six- hated skins and shirts, swimming and had much negative feedback- worked out with weights, became really strong and muscular but was more stacked than the 16 and 17 year old girls. Have lived in m compression shirts (many made by women's companies) for years- discovered bras, then nylons, heels, and fell down the CD rabbit hole. Tremendous source of pleasure when dressed-nice to have a pair of stand up 40Ds in a lace or see through bra- but as U am him it is mostly compression shirts . lf CDING were a greater part of life it would be great, but for now I keep it secret with compression shirts. At6'3 and 220, I could not pass except in a room of blind and deaf Boobs are nice to have, buy if your life is 99% male., they remain a secret pleasure.
When I was a teenager I used to lay in bed at night and wish I had breasts like all the other girls. I tried praying for them, but that didn't work. I also tried to develop psychic powers so I could make them grow using psychic energy. That didn't work either.
Eventually I got old enough that I could buy breastforms and a bra to hold them. When they came in the mail I couldn't wait to see how they made me look. I put on my bra, slipped my forms inside, and looked in the mirror.
To my surprise, I saw nothing. I looked exactly the same as I did without them. It was like they weren't even there. This feeling persisted until I tried to take them off. When I tried that, I felt like I was cutting off part of my body with a rusty knife. It was only then that I realized what was going on. With the breastforms on, I was seeing myself the way I'd always pictured myself in my mind's eye. When I took them off I was reverting back to that misshapen image that I'd had to live with for so many years. The reversion was almost unbearable. When I wear breastforms today, I tend to forget I have them on.
I could go for hormones or breast enhancement surgery, but I have a strong commitment to my male persona, both in my professional and private life, and permanent breasts would interfere with that. No matter how seductive the idea might be.
Boobs? Sorry, hate that word… such an objectification, as if breasts were an entity. I wear my breasts to complete myself. They are simply a necessary part of my becoming the woman I wish I'd been born. I see them as nothing more than a piece of the puzzle I have to manually put into place to get things right.
But don't get me wrong, I so love the feel of having them in place… Without a needed bra, I'm hardly myself. And as many have said, I'd have them in place 24/7… if only I could.
When lost, alone, or blue I know I can always get through the day, for I've always another shade of lipstick to make things right!
I wear forms and forget at the end of the day. I wish all day long they were real.
Angie
I'm a 44B with a little help from male menopause and actually have to go to the V.A. for mammograms every 6 months. Once you have them, they don't go away without surgery. I have a CD friend that had breast augmentation to a D cup and every time I see her (she wears clothes that show off her twin girls), I get a little jealous and desire implants also. Breasts - Does a body g-OO-d.
If you wake up in the morning; See a sunrise; You name is not in the obituaries (long story); You see a sunset; Then its a good day. All the rest is superfluous B.S. (Bad Science).
I have an ear you can bend and a shoulder you can cry on.
I'm working on my Ph.D. in "Alternative Wardrobe Explorations"
I miss posted this in another booby thread.
Has anyone tried this magic yet
http://www.naturalbreastenlargementjournal.com/
I'd be interested?
Bobbi
Aint nothin gonna happen that aint supposed too!
I have a day and a half to myself, soooo my forms are in and not coming out.
It actually is kinda scary. I can understand the troubles it would bring and I still want my own "Girls" And I am only a CD.
If I had real boobs I might as well go with total transformation. I can't see myself in male mode around my old high school biker friends with boobs.
Dee, by now your old high school biker friends probably have saggy moobs.
So many good replies here and like robyn 2006 said I should of labeled the tread as breast as that is what the proper term for them is. As far as my forms I am addicted to them I own around 10 pairs for all occasions I just love to have them in a bra on my chest just as I sit here and type this that is where one pair is like most here I just hate the feeling when my chest is bare
So I've not read through much, but does anyone know how to choose a boob size, is there a size to chest ratio? I mean I have a reasonably muscular frame, and I think scientifically if I had the right breast size I could pull it off, too small or too big and i'm going to look ridiculous, any advice?
I haven't chosen a particular size. I have three pair from Janet's Closet ( 36D, 38D, and 40D) and a newly acquired Amolux size 6 (38C'ish) that I acquired from another member in the classified section (before I was locked out and told to come back after 100 posts). I swap back and forth depending on my mood but my favorite until today was Janet's 40D. They just have a nice feeling and bounce. But these Amolux are incredible. I am amazed at how lifelike (from a male point of view) they are. I may be investing in a larger pair soon.
I have been researching about choosing a breast size, and I am finding very little information. People just talk about choosing "proportionately", but there is nearly nothing about what that really means. There is a lot of disagreement about what "big" means for breasts.
I found an iPhone / iPad app that implements the results of a science paper to determine the "aesthetically best" size given a few physical measurements. Unfortunately I do not have access to one of those devices.
I find a number of plastic surgeons saying that most of their customers request to be taken up to "C" cup.
Other than that all that I found was a table of recommended size, based on height, on a site that sells breast forms.
I'm no boobs doctor, but in my personal opinion it's safer to understate your breast size, suggesting something's there rather than hammering the point home.
Your higher and wider shoulders, wider arms and longer torso already have to fit in that tight-fiting top or dress you want to wear, so you actually need all the space you can get. Even if it's practically possible to wear DD's, you may not end up with the desired look because it stretches your clothes where you don't want it to stretch and it may emphasize the wrong body parts.
Anyway, I just experimented with bags of rice until I had a size that worked for me.
A "let's all be friends" disclaimer:
The prime rule is that everything goes, as long as you're happy it. Wearing huge fake tits can be a goal on itself.
If I could I would love to have size C implants... however I cannot have breasts 24/7 unless I changed my entire social situation. And I am not willing to do that. I love wearing bras and the sensation of weight and the shape I get from my forms.
love my breast and wear a bra 24/7 if the world dont like them then they dont have to look currently 44DDD natural from gynecomastia
Not necessarily. When you get a breast form, you get a flexible but mostly firm shape with a particular width and height and projection. You do not get a mass of gel with an outer skin, that you can spread around to suit the width of your chest (possibly lowering the projection in doing so.) Bra cup size is measured by volume, but forms do not allow you to spread the volume around to fit you. Thus, if you go for a smaller form in order to understate your breast size, what you will get will quite possibly not be wide enough to match your chest properly. In such a case your form-enhanced breasts are likely to end up too close together to be realistic, and you are likely to end up with "headlights", lumps sticking out of your chest with the wrong position and contour to look natural.
When I went to be sized by a mastectomy forms-fitting specialist, I expected that I would end up with 38D to 38DD, size 7 forms at most size 8. She showed me how on my chest, the size 7 and 8 forms were definitely not wide enough for me, that one model of size 9 forms that she had were workable but the others were not, and that size 10 was what I should have. Once I had those forms in hand I went to one of the better bra stores, was professionally fit there -- and ended up with a 40G bra (US sizing -- A/B/C/D/E = DD/F = DDD/G). The comments that I received afterwards indicated that that size was considered by GGs to look great and be the right size for me, and that when I had been wearing C, D, or DD, that I had not looked right. The wrong shape of "smaller" can be more off-putting than the right shape of "larger".
The growth I have now is 38B/C; with it being spread out properly over my chest, the "handful each" looks significantly smaller than I "should have", and contributes to the impression that I am trans rather than contributing to the impression that I am female.
My experience:
- dresses in my size are most often designed for a fuller bust (e.g., C cup leaves baggy cloth, D cup might or might not look good, design is often for DDD or so)
- with "tops", I have more problem with length than with stretching the material. A larger bust does tend to contribute towards length problems, but my tummy contributes even more at this point.
- with "blouses", there can be some difficulty with fairly large busts (e.g., the 40G), but with C/D busts, my experience is that if the bust makes the difference as to whether the blouse can be worn without undue gaps, then the blouse was probably most often marginal just from shoulder size
- with "tight-fitting" tops, especially stretchy ones, the limit for me has been less what the material will physically hold, and more how much I am comfortable with having my bust emphasized
I was never a big boob man, with the forms in I'm only a 36B, sort of small and perky I hope. Sometimes I act like a boob! Hugs Jaymee
I enjoy being a boy, being a GIRL like me!!!
I never considered the maximum width of forms, but then again I don't have much experience with forms at all. I can fit in most US size 8 clothing (if I read the conversion tables right) but I usually pick a size 10 to have some leeway. Anything non-stretching (e.g. a denim blouse) doesn't look really good on me (IMO) if I create something near a C cup.
If I could I would forgo forms and have breasts. But my work/social situation at the moment doesn't allow that. But all other considerations taken into account, I would love to have real C-cup breasts. Any larger would make me disproportionate and smaller would change the hang of my clothing as I use C-cup forms most of the time. (I do have larger forms, D and DD cup, but I use them only for certain occasions.)
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