I am extremely pleased with the development in this area of feminization; the magnitude was unexpected.
I had commented to my therapist, in a discussion of how much mine mean to me, that whereas prior to my self-discovery I could only sympathize with genetic women who were devastated or strongly negatively affected by the loss of one or both breasts, usually secondary to carcinoma.
But it struck me that I now possess empathy for those women.
Silly or not, mine mean a great deal to me and can be considered essential to self-perception and confidence.
But I had put on a bra after showering and when I looked at myself in the mirror, I was very pleased.
