Hello all,
Quick question to all out there in general, partly out of curiosity...
I am coming up 18 months on HRT (patches only) and so far have had quite a good response in breast development - I'm somewhere around 36C/D or 38B/C depending on make, so although I'd like them to keep growing (to be proportional to upper frame) I can't complain!
However, I see quite a few people talking about the erogenousness (if that wasn't a word, it is now) of their breasts, which so far I don't really feel has come for me. Kinda curious as to how many people developed this aspect, when it happened, and whether you were also taking progesterone (which I do see frequently mentioned by those talking about the pleasurable aspects of breast sensitivity), or if it's largely just the luck of the draw.
:)
My breasts are very erogenous. It started immediately when they started to bud.
I remember my knees almost buckled out from under me when I first discovered this. When traveling over speedbumps or railroad tracks, I get a pleasurable sensation as they bounce a bit.
I have takes Microgest a few times but not regularly or for very long.
My experience was feeling my breasts were highly sensitive and definitely erogenous zones since late childhood. Size and development are distinct from what is going on in our biggest erogenous zone, the human brain ;D
I am 67 years old, when I was younger my breasts were very erogenous. As I am a late transitioner, I do not feel much of any erogenous sensations when I started HRT. Just the usual tenderness of budding boobs. But I love it and my only regret is not transitioning sooner, like say 17.
I'm only 10 months in, and the sensitivity seems to come and go sometimes for me personally. Though lately they have been super erogenous, more than usual, and it's so hard to keep my hands off some days lol. I am on progesterone and estrogen, so the progesterone may have an effect. I know a few trans women who's breasts aren't very sensitive. Like Cis women, sensitivity varies. I remember my first time, and even to this day, touching my breasts sometimes makes my legs buckle from under me. Something as simple as lightly brushing them can cause it. But some cis women may have sensitive breasts, others may not, it's kind of a luck of the draw and how your breasts grow and several other factors, but generally, it varies between people how erogenous your breasts are.
Mine were never erogenous before HRT. It could be because I like their shape so much more now but I felt new sensitivity within the first couple of months of hrt.
On the other hand on just estrogen, before adding progesterone, nothing felt sexy so the sensitivity early on didn't feel especially erotic.
Quote from: Dani on January 17, 2017, 03:15:06 PM
.... my only regret is not transitioning sooner, like say 17.
With you there big time girl and more than a few have said the same thing around this place! ;D
Ummm, yeah. Found out yesterday. Nuff said. 😎
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Before hrt started my nipples were very sensitive and tied directly to my groin (truly magic). Hrt started and all lust died immediately as did my nipple sensitivity. Progesterone was added to my hrt mix which is bringing back lust but alas, no more nipple vibes....but I am still hoping. - Anne
I am 18 months HRT and progesterone since summer. I am just recently getting good sensation. It is somewhat tied to down below so I don't check them out much. I don't want to form an association between something I want and something I have always hated, activity down south. My sorry reality.
Monica
I, too, discovered the nipple to genital connection and generally erogenous nature of nipple stimulation years ago. I have not taken HRT.
Interesting that my wife finds nipple stimulation "pleasant" (her words) nit not frankly erogenous or titilating (pun intended). She's accidentally noticed my tendency to get quite aroused with even modest extent of nipple stimulation and finds it odd. We won't go into the implications of this as I am not out to my wife.
Certain shirts combined with activities that increase friction between the fabric and nipples are sort of unconfortably stimulating, usually given Murphy's law, at the most inopportune times.
Steph