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another breast topic

Started by Kellsie, December 06, 2009, 09:54:07 AM

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Kellsie

I know it is normal for one breast to develope faster than the other, but I have been on hrt for four months and my right breast appears to be noticeably bigger.  Do I have to do anything to promote growth on the other side?  I mean my nipples are a little tender, not as bad as months two and three.  Sorry for the dumb question.
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Renate

You will have to spend four months in the southern hemisphere to even things out.

Just kidding.

Four months is not a lot of time. Give your system time to even things out. Don't worry.
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Hannah

Breast topics are awesome and they never get old! I once knew a girl with heavily lopsided boobs, like a difference of a C and DD, it was pretty wild.
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Diane Elizabeth

     I beleive I recall that GG's even have that problem where one side is bigger than the other. 

Starla Dyan
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YellowDaisy

Quote from: Kira on December 06, 2009, 09:54:07 AM
I know it is normal for one breast to develope faster than the other, but I have been on hrt for four months and my right breast appears to be noticeably bigger.  Do I have to do anything to promote growth on the other side?  I mean my nipples are a little tender, not as bad as months two and three.  Sorry for the dumb question.
no, you just have to wait a couple years for things to balance out. it's puberty, and it's a strange time.
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lilacwoman

it might just be that if you are right handed the pectoral muscle willbe a bit more developed on that side..perhaps not sticking out but covering a bigger area so when the new breast grows on top of the muscle it will seem bigger.
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Autumn

Usually the left breast grows first and faster. It did for me. When it started I ran to all my friends and was like "LOOK! LOOK! FEEL IT! HOLY ->-bleeped-<- IT'S STARTING TO GROW!" And a couple of them kept saying it felt like cancer.

But the other one caught up eventually. I started growing breasts on a fractional dose of spiro about 5.5 months before I started estrogen. Eventually, the hard bud starts to soften up... or at least enough tissue around it grows that it's not like a jawbreaker sitting under your nipples. You just have to give it time. And you should really cherish having an adult mind and watching yourself go through puberty... I wish that I'd written more things down and documented it better.

Sometimes the right boob is the dominant one. It's alright. I knew a girl who called her breasts Andre and Napoleon.
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Eva Marie

Quote from: Dylen on December 06, 2009, 01:00:58 PM
     I beleive I recall that GG's even have that problem where one side is bigger than the other. 

Starla Dyan

This is a quite normal condition for GGs. The human body is rarely symmetrical.
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aerosolchild

Quote from: Dylen on December 06, 2009, 01:00:58 PM
     I beleive I recall that GG's even have that problem where one side is bigger than the other. 

Starla Dyan

It's actually so common that it's considered almost abnormal if they're exactly the same size. My left one is almost half a size larger than my right.
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aubrey

Yep! My left is bigger too. Glad it's not only me :)

I remember reading a "how to draw" book when younger and it said about drawing breasts: one looks this way, one looks that way. They are never exactly the same size, or shape.
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Breastquest

Mine seem to leap frog. One week the left one is growing, one day the next week the right one is larger when i wake up. As long as they keep catching up to each other, I'm happy. If one passes the other by a great margin it's OH S^%@! time.
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AweSAM!

I had a small bit of gynecomastia since I was 12, and my left side was dominant. My left breast seems to be doing better than my right, but 4 months in is not a time-frame to get any definitive opinions about final results.

aerosolchild

Some of you may find this entertaining, I just re-stumbled on this in my favorites and thought of this thread. The midwest teen sex show is a sex-ed show in which Nicole tries to spread the information she wishes she had as a teen in a funny and accessible way. This is their take on boobs: http://www.koldcast.tv/video/boobies
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Roro

Every boob has it's own personality. Some are perky, some are... the opposite. Some are fast learners, some are slow to catch up. Some are perfectly happy to stay smaller than their bunkmate. It's just how boobs are. They like do what they want no matter what their keepers desire is. Your little late bloomer may be taking the scenic route and will eventually get to the same place as the other. On the other hand, it might just stay behind. It might rocket out in front, and the other might stay the same size.

Just trust me on this. I see a good deal of ta-ta's in my profession, and most chicks are at least slightly lopsided. Some even need extra padding in their costume bra's to even things out. Course some want that extra padding just for fun.  ::)
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V M

Mine seem to take turns as they develop... First the left side was larger for awhile, then they evened out and the right side became larger and they've been going back and forth like that nearly every month
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Walelia2

Quote from: riven1 on December 06, 2009, 02:23:13 PM
This is a quite normal condition for GGs. The human body is rarely symmetrical.
When I was developing I was lopsided. But things evened out nicely after a while. :)
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V M

Quote from: Rowan on June 02, 2010, 08:50:55 PM


I see a good deal of ta-ta's in my profession,
I have a question... I'm not sure but my boobs seem to have stopped growing outward but seem to be taking on a more rounded shape on the sides and lower boob area

I'm not worried or complaining, I'm just wondering if that's part of normal boobie development
The main things to remember in life are Love, Kindness, Understanding and Respect - Always make forward progress

Superficial fanny kissing friends are a dime a dozen, a TRUE FRIEND however is PRICELESS


- V M
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Roro

Quote from: Virginia Marie on June 02, 2010, 09:50:57 PM
I have a question... I'm not sure but my boobs seem to have stopped growing outward but seem to be taking on a more rounded shape on the sides and lower boob area

I'm not worried or complaining, I'm just wondering if that's part of normal boobie development

Yes, part of boobie development is not only going outward, but filling in in the roundness fashion. Being born in a body that made boobs... against my will... I recall mine doing this. They seemed to grow in an outward fashion, then stop and fill out, then start again until I was stuck with a pair of DD's. I wish there was some sort of ta-ta donation program. Think of it this way... you're not just shift+clicking and scaling up a boob like in photoshop. Some are less full than others, some more. Breasts come in all shapes and sizes, and to be honest they're all fantastic in their own way. (Just so long as they're not attached to my chest.)

Forgot to add. If you google the words: Normal Breast Photos, the first page listed has a large gallery of breasts presented in a non-sexual way. Just pictures sent in by people of their breasts so other people can get a look at all the variation out there.
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DeniseK

I am a CD guy who is turned on by CD/TS/myself in drag (and women) who is getting skinnier while at the same time growing boobs without a prescription med.  Love it, but am concerned...
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Autumn

It can happen to men in their middle years and beyond if your testosterone level drops. I started growing breasts just by suppressing a small amount of androgens with no additional estrogen.
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