Rebis Hefner from the Pigboy mansion:

        "Okay Ladies.  I think we've disussed your relationship with your breats quite enough.  *puff*  *puff*  I think it's time we discuss my relationship with your breasts.  *puff*"

Hi Kate
I just believe that once you believe what you are then you become that person, and that also has an effect on how people see you.

Cindy

Quote from: Rebis on December 02, 2007, 10:55:18 PM
Rebis Hefner from the Pigboy mansion:

        "Okay Ladies.  I think we've disussed your relationship with your breats quite enough.  *puff*  *puff*  I think it's time we discuss my relationship with your breasts.  *puff*"

Reeb is an absolute genius! All bow before hir and pay homage.... yeah, I know, you'd prefer we pay cash 

Your post #2 was truly insightful, I also don't see people in the same way since embarking on my gender journey. The handsome man might not feel at all handsome if she's a woman, the gorgeous woman might not feel at all beautiful if he's really a man.

Nero, sorry you're feeling so much pain about your breasts, I wish we could all trade features, M2Fs with F2Ms. Anybody want the body of a frumpy achy fifty something male? OK, I thought not, oh well.   

y2g

Quote from: y2gender on December 03, 2007, 06:32:45 AM
Nero, sorry you're feeling so much pain about your breasts, I wish we could all trade features, M2Fs with F2Ms. Anybody want the body of a frumpy achy fifty something male? OK, I thought not, oh well.   

y2g

You never know.  Most people would rather be a frumpy cisgender than a beautiful transgender.  Not that I'm agreeing that you're frumpy.   

Quote from: y2gender on December 03, 2007, 06:32:45 AM

Nero, sorry you're feeling so much pain about your breasts, I wish we could all trade features, M2Fs with F2Ms. Anybody want the body of a frumpy achy fifty something male? OK, I thought not, oh well.   

y2g

Hmm How's your health?

Quote from: Nero on December 03, 2007, 09:49:35 AM
Hmm How's your health?

LOL

Not too bad, but I have carpel tunnel in both wrists, shoulder issues...

y2g

My boobs are not very large.  Large B and they wont grow more because I've already been on mones longer than two years.  But I'm happy as they are very symmetrical.  I'm not a very big girl so a B cup is quite alright for me.  My boobs are my best feature & they are natural.

To Nero,

Now I understand a little more what you were talking about. I understand what you mean abuot showering in your underwear. I am such a doofus about the trans world. I should have caught on quicker.

I hope I didn't take up too much space, and I do hope you move heaven and earth to feel comfortable with yourself.

good luck

M

the relationship with my breasts is quite terrific.  thanks for asking

We never talk together anymore!!! They've become so ... so ... stand-offish, like they think they are better than me. Yet, I still adore them. They have been good friends. I don't understand, quite, what has happened between the three of us. We used to be sooo close!! *sigh*

Whatsa girl to do?

Nichole

I had to wait nearly fifty years to have boobs so I certainly ain't about to part with them. 36B I am only 5' 3" tall.

Cindy

Quote from: Nichole W. on December 03, 2007, 06:20:41 PM
We never talk together anymore!!! They've become so ... so ... stand-offish, like they think they are better than me. Yet, I still adore them. They have been good friends. I don't understand, quite, what has happened between the three of us. We used to be sooo close!! *sigh*

Whatsa girl to do?

Nichole

ROFL    I know the feeling.  Thank you for the laugh!

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I don't really think about them much, but hey seem fine. They get in the way sometimes, and men seem to think that I talk form my breasts, but other than that they are okay. I think I'm probably the rare person who doesn't want super huge boobs, and is fine with what ever I get. Then again, I'm a B cup and my underwire is digging into me (damn, I hate bras)... the underwire is starting to dig because they are getting bigger, again. So, I might be bias and I would imagine that if I had no or little growth I probably would think different. Right now, however, they hurt, and sometimes they are so sensitive they feel like they are on fire (in a bad way). So, there's annoying things with growing boobs, as well, but there are benefits as well. I wouldn't change them, they are part of who I am, but I honestly don't think about them much because I'm so used to them. When I first started growing, I used to give weekly boob updates and get people to feel me up because I was so excited.

On another story, I actually am going to be in a book talking about my breast, my relation to them, and my womanhood. And yes, I'm half-naked in the photos showing my boobs. And no, I won't be posting those pictures (I can't until the book is published, which is probably in a year).

I told the author about my TS story and she liked it. She said that I must make sure that I add the line "I went to hell and back for these boobs." That's something I said during the interview, and she loves it. I was refering to my anti-trans therapy, having family hate me for transitioning, and etc... so, basically saying that transitioning isn't easy.

I hate 'em. Always have.  As for what they feel about me, I'm guessing lately they aren't too happy 'cause i strap them down.  When they first appeared I would sleep with a sports bra on... hoping that they would stay out of the way.

But they didn't... they are in the way, make me slouch and have to put on a binder every day to try and make them disappear.  Can't wear the clothes I'm most comfortable in 'cause it isn't comfortable with them.  I expect to see a flat chest when i look in the mirror and instead I've got those lumps.  They're like tumors.  Useless, painful, and in the way.

The only purpose I see for them would be to feed a baby... and I don't want kids.  So there is no reason for them to be there.

Geeee Give me the boobs and I'll have a half dozen kids to go with that order. I had 11 kids go under my roof through the years and loved every moment of it.

Cindy

Quote from: gothique11 on December 04, 2007, 12:01:51 AM
I don't really think about them much, but hey seem fine. They get in the way sometimes, and men seem to think that I talk form my breasts, but other than that they are okay. I think I'm probably the rare person who doesn't want super huge boobs, and is fine with what ever I get. Then again, I'm a B cup and my underwire is digging into me (damn, I hate bras)... the underwire is starting to dig because they are getting bigger, again. So, I might be bias and I would imagine that if I had no or little growth I probably would think different. Right now, however, they hurt, and sometimes they are so sensitive they feel like they are on fire (in a bad way). So, there's annoying things with growing boobs, as well, but there are benefits as well. I wouldn't change them, they are part of who I am, but I honestly don't think about them much because I'm so used to them. When I first started growing, I used to give weekly boob updates and get people to feel me up because I was so excited.

On another story, I actually am going to be in a book talking about my breast, my relation to them, and my womanhood. And yes, I'm half-naked in the photos showing my boobs. And no, I won't be posting those pictures (I can't until the book is published, which is probably in a year).

I told the author about my TS story and she liked it. She said that I must make sure that I add the line "I went to hell and back for these boobs." That's something I said during the interview, and she loves it. I was refering to my anti-trans therapy, having family hate me for transitioning, and etc... so, basically saying that transitioning isn't easy.

Well, they must mean a lot to women to 'go to hell and back for them'. That book sounds really cool.

I don't have much of a relationship with my current pubescent looking mogul mounds I have on my chest now. I have a strong working relationship though with the breasts I must have had in a former life. They haunt me from time to time making me feel like I'm missing out on something or like I've lost my best friend. It's sorta like the  phantom limb sensation theory that amputees feel sometimes. Even though the part is gone, they can still feel the limb and have sensations like warm, cold or tingly, even pain.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=phantom+limb+sensation&btnG=Search

Best of luck to anyone who wants to change how they feel about themselves.

LivingInGrey

I take good care of them.  Powder them, moisturize them, give them special treatment.  I'm quite happy with them.  My mate likes them and cant keep his hands off them! >

Well I went to hell and back for my boobs, I had my first breast augmentation before my SRS 20years ago, they where a bit on the small side, I had another BA a few years ago, I adore my new DD breasts, much bigger and better, they get a lot of male attention which makes me very happy, I wear low cut dresses which a one time I could only dream about, my cleavage makes me feel very womanly, my boobs have done a lot for my confidence, btw Chris you look sooo handsome, what boobs do for a woman, the same goes for what muscles do for a man, you look so strong, handsome and muscular, everything a woman wants in a man, sometimes I flirt with my boobs when men speak and stare at them, we both love it LOL!
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Quote from: Yvonne on December 04, 2007, 05:24:12 PM
  My mate likes them and cant keep his hands off them! >

Have you considered chopping his hands off?  I'm seriously thinking about that!  It may not work but it is a thought!  >  

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