Quote from: AnneK on March 28, 2017, 09:37:07 AM
Well, I just got back from the doctor and was prescribed Avodart. A search on the Internet shows that breast enlargement is one of the side effects (advantages? <g>). Here's hoping! 
Best wishes!
IMO boobs are very important. The bigger my boobs become naturally, (chemical) the more I feel at home with who I am. Part of me does not want to be impatient and not see how big they can get, but part of me wants results now. I love my little A+ cup boobies, but want more. Not sure if I should wait and see what happens or start to schedule surgery. It's a big decision. Seems everyday I wake up I'm measuring them. As I noted elsewhere, I did get some extra growth recently I was not expecting. But, it seems boob size for me is relational to how I feel as a female. Not sure that is "normal" ... but, my goodness, my boobs make me smile every day, and the bigger they get, the more I smile. Again, I don't know if that is normal, it's just how I feel. I'm not 100 percent out, but, I feel 100 percent comfortable with my boobs in public. Because what I have now is mine naturally -- what my body will give me ... I'm just, I love them, anyone else, they are mine, I grew them, get over it. On the other hand, getting surgery and moving up to a c-cup or better .. it's what I want, but for now I feel comfortable with what I have. My attitude to others is deal with it, this is what my body produced naturally. So, I'm rambling ... sorry. But, it seems to me right now I have no problem displaying my chemically awakened boobs and grow what my genetics will allow. I'm proud of them. Not sure how I will feel if I get surgery, because those boobs will not be mine, but just a desire filled for more.
Noting this for a topic for my therapist ...