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Community Conversation => Transitioning => Topic started by: Annaiyah on November 23, 2015, 09:05:59 PM

Title: My breasts
Post by: Annaiyah on November 23, 2015, 09:05:59 PM
I'm feeling very discouraged when it comes to my breasts and them ever getting to the dd-ddd cup range naturally. I've given up with the massages... for now... because maybe I'll feel motivated enough to try and do it again.

I really wanted natural ddd cup size breasts, but now I'm beginning to lose hope that I will ever achieve something like that. There was a transgender woman on YouTube who had natural breasts, probably in the d or dd cup range. I wanted to follow in her footsteps because that's where and who I got my inspiration from.

I think I'm gonna wanna have breast implants now. I never wanted breast implants but I'm feeling like that's my only option. I'm thinking maybe if I did get them I could get them removed one day.
Title: Re: My breasts
Post by: Dena on November 23, 2015, 09:20:06 PM
Take your time deciding on implants because breast take years to grow. Mine are between an american A and B size which for my size is small but I am comfortable that my body is feminine so I feel no need for implants. Big breast require you wear a bra pretty much all the time. Implants require regular and sometimes painful care and may require additional surgery to maintain. I will stick with what little nature provided me with and be happy with them.
Title: Re: My breasts
Post by: Valwen on November 24, 2015, 02:18:24 AM
I am just waiting and seeing myself only about 8 months on hormones and you can see breast growth for as much as 3 years perhaps more. Its likely i will have compleated GRS long before I make a decision about breast augmentation.

Serena
Title: Re: My breasts
Post by: Ms Grace on November 24, 2015, 03:58:06 AM
I'm sorry you feel that way. Given that the majority of genetic women are a C cup or less I think your chances of a natural D cup or larger were less than 1 in 4 anyway.

QuoteThere is considerable debate on the average size of the female breast. Forty-four percent of American women are B cup size, and an additional 28 percent are C cup size, according to BreastOptions.com. Less than 1 percent of the female population has a breast size larger than a D cup. Time Magazine pegs the average breast size at 36C. LiveScience.com also reports an increase in the average size of breasts from 34B to 36C since 1995, although there is no explanation for the increase in size.

From: The Average Breast Size of a Woman (http://www.modernmom.com/a1d713f4-3b45-11e3-8407-bc764e04a41e.html)

I don't know how long you have been on HRT but remember that it takes at least four years for most genetic women to grow their breasts to their full size - and for others it takes even longer. Maximum breast size doesn't happen overnight no matter how hard we try to urge them on with massage or whatnot. Yes, there's a point in time where all women, cis or trans, have to accept their breasts or seek augmentation (reduction or enlargement) - just make sure you aren't getting ahead of the program.
Title: Re: My breasts
Post by: Annaiyah on November 24, 2015, 09:38:46 AM
Ms Grace, I've been on my HRT since April of 2014. I don't know for sure but I think I'm at a full a cup of not a b. I still have my breast buds.

I really don't want implants at all. At this point I'm feeling like I just wanna wear breast forms while I'm waiting for my real blobs to grow fully.