Okay, I'm pre-hrt, so I definitely don't have anything up top except a tiny bit of man-boob.  When I dress and go out, I like to have a little something sticking out of my chest.  I've been using these little water-filled enhancers I picked-up from Walmart for about $5-6 as well as the padding from my bras, but I noticed one major thing.  I have no jiggle.  Watching all of the cis women out there, even those with small boobs have a little jiggle to them.  Mine just stay in place, as if they were made of stone.

Has anyone else had this problem?  Does anyone have any ideas for cheap, fake boobs that jiggle a little?  I can't afford breast forms right now (though those would be ideal),so that option is out.

Also, idk if it's gonna matter, I don't want anything bigger than a B cup.

I always liked water filled balloons

If your bra is too tight it will stop the giggle. Too loose and opps.

Need to find a balance.

I used silicone ones

Anything that can push up your man-boob will help too--maximize what you have until you can do more.

Quote from: stephaniec on August 21, 2014, 03:58:35 PM
I always liked water filled balloons

That wouldn't give too much jiggle?  Would a gel work better?  Also, how easily do those pop?

Quote from: mrs izzy on August 21, 2014, 04:17:41 PM
If your bra is too tight it will stop the giggle. Too loose and opps.

Need to find a balance.

I used silicone ones

I'm trying to find some cheaper silicone forms, but not much luck yet.  for be (40/42 B) its looking about $150-200 for a pair, which I can't afford right now.  So far, I'm just wearing a padded bralette with those cheap water enhancers.  I'm having a hard time finding a bra in my band size that is smaller than a C cup, so I'm not wearing a conventional bra yet.

I'm not out at work, so I'm just wearing a padded sports bra there with a flat chest.

Ravensong, Glamour Boutique is having a breast form closeout sale. I got a $200 pair for $45. Supposedly that is an abnormality in them, but they are slight and I can't find anything wrong.

Quote from: Ravensong on August 21, 2014, 07:29:16 PM
That wouldn't give too much jiggle?  Would a gel work better?  Also, how easily do those pop?

I'm trying to find some cheaper silicone forms, but not much luck yet.  for be (40/42 B) its looking about $150-200 for a pair, which I can't afford right now.  So far, I'm just wearing a padded bralette with those cheap water enhancers.  I'm having a hard time finding a bra in my band size that is smaller than a C cup, so I'm not wearing a conventional bra yet.

I'm not out at work, so I'm just wearing a padded sports bra there with a flat chest.

Mine now this was 2004-2005 where at macys and other Victoria secret

Bra maybe like lane bryant  or any 14+ store

I just used some knee-high nylons and rice. Put as much rice as you like in and then tie it off. Only trim the excess nylon once you are satisfied with the amount in it.

Edit: Although these may not be as jiggly as you are going for. I dunno, are you going for bounce or a swaying type of jiggle?

I don't know what kind of jiggle, just...jiggle.  And not necessarily a whole lot.  just enough where I can look natural.

Well, if you want to start with some very inexpensive forms, Braza has a dirt cheap variety of silicone forms...They're great for adding that extra lift, and have a bit of movement to them!

If you're worried about the realism angle for the sake of not arousing suspicion rather than feeling more "real" yourself, you might want to consider for a second that people generally don't stare at strangers boobs.  Passing 101 is that nobody is expecting to see a transgender person.  I'm not saying that people won't clock you if you have a masculine build, face, wear dresses everywhere, and deep voice, but if you're trying to blend in the chest isn't something people are going to dissect you over.  Having huge Partonesque breasts is far more likely to get you clocked than a flat chest with no sway. 

I found using regular balloons with water looked great and jiggled. I used balloons that can inflate to 15 inches just so it would hopefully not pop on me, but even dropping them a couple times, they were fine. In fact, popping them on purpose wasn't too easy. The ends that got tied off even looked like nipples through the bra.

Quote from: CaseyD on August 22, 2014, 04:24:55 PM
I found using regular balloons with water looked great and jiggled. I used balloons that can inflate to 15 inches just so it would hopefully not pop on me, but even dropping them a couple times, they were fine. In fact, popping them on purpose wasn't too easy. The ends that got tied off even looked like nipples through the bra.

when I was doing that they felt quite real.  I always wanted to try industrial liquid silicone but wasn't quite sure how to get it in the balloon. Luckily estrogen works better

Quote from: androgynouspainter26 on August 22, 2014, 02:45:21 PM
Well, if you want to start with some very inexpensive forms, Braza has a dirt cheap variety of silicone forms...They're great for adding that extra lift, and have a bit of movement to them!

If you're worried about the realism angle for the sake of not arousing suspicion rather than feeling more "real" yourself, you might want to consider for a second that people generally don't stare at strangers boobs.  Passing 101 is that nobody is expecting to see a transgender person.  I'm not saying that people won't clock you if you have a masculine build, face, wear dresses everywhere, and deep voice, but if you're trying to blend in the chest isn't something people are going to dissect you over.  Having huge Partonesque breasts is far more likely to get you clocked than a flat chest with no sway. 

Thanks.  I'll look into those forms.  and I definitely do NOT want a Partonesque chest.  I've never been a fan of larger boobs to begin with.

Quote from: stephaniec on August 22, 2014, 05:09:38 PM
when I was doing that they felt quite real.  I always wanted to try industrial liquid silicone but wasn't quite sure how to get it in the balloon. Luckily estrogen works better

Estrogen would definitely be better than even good forms! 

Quote from: CaseyD on August 22, 2014, 04:24:55 PM
I found using regular balloons with water looked great and jiggled. I used balloons that can inflate to 15 inches just so it would hopefully not pop on me, but even dropping them a couple times, they were fine. In fact, popping them on purpose wasn't too easy. The ends that got tied off even looked like nipples through the bra.

Okay.  I'll try this.  I was just worried about the water being too jiggly, so it looked unnatural because of it, as well as the potential for popping.

Quote from: stephaniec on August 22, 2014, 05:09:38 PM
when I was doing that they felt quite real.  I always wanted to try industrial liquid silicone but wasn't quite sure how to get it in the balloon. Luckily estrogen works better

Wouldn't that silicone eventually harden? It comes in a tube like caulk, and is used to seal bathtubs and what not that need to be waterproof?

Quote from: Ravensong on August 22, 2014, 05:58:57 PM
Okay.  I'll try this.  I was just worried about the water being too jiggly, so it looked unnatural because of it, as well as the potential for popping.

I took all the air out when I made them, and when they flatten out in a bra, some of the jiggle goes away. I've actually been looking to see breast forms as jiggly as waterballoons, as the jiggle was so nice