Quote from: Cassi on March 18, 2018, 12:16:58 PM
What!!!!!

I thought you said you named them Thelma & Louise???

Those are the names they call each other in the night.  Kinda like a cats name.  There's the name you call them and then there is the one they call themselves and then there is their actual name.

Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh

Well girls , I knew something was happening.  Righty Rhonda passed Lefty Lucy on the back stretch.  Had to change my vote to a race. 

The girls are awake!  Jess

Quote from: Jessica on March 19, 2018, 05:05:51 PM
Well girls , I knew something was happening.  Righty Rhonda passed Lefty Lucy on the back stretch.  Had to change my vote to a race. 

The girls are awake!  Jess

The Beach Boys and Beatles on one breast!

Quote from: Cassi on March 19, 2018, 06:32:43 PM
The Beach Boys and Beatles on one breast!

Help me Rhonda, Lucy's in the Sky with Diamonds

Quote from: Jessica on March 19, 2018, 06:53:43 PM
Help me Rhonda, Lucy's in the Sky with Diamonds

Very good young lady!

You get to come to the front of the class and get an A+!

The way I've been measuring each individual breast is measuring from straight up from the nipple  to the collarbone then to the inframammary crease. 
My right breast has always been smaller than my left one.  I measure once a month and my right breast grew an entire inch during last month.
Lucy has been left behind by Rhonda's areola and nipple!

Yow! Jess

I agree totally with Sarah here :  "...It not unusal for boobs to wind up slightly or significantly different sizes. It is quite common in cis women...."
We all have slight differences in boob size, and "hang"  lol  All my past GF's and my present and our daughter.
No biggie
hth

Quote from: softbutchharley on March 22, 2018, 01:29:55 PM
I agree totally with Sarah here :  "...It not unusal for boobs to wind up slightly or significantly different sizes. It is quite common in cis women...."
We all have slight differences in boob size, and "hang"  lol  All my past GF's and my present and our daughter.
No biggie
hth

Yesterday my Endocrine exam my breast with a nurse present, and he asked if I wanted to change my name and gender. I think I will wait for couple months from now.

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Quote from: Meghan on March 22, 2018, 01:38:07 PM
Yesterday my Endocrine exam my breast with a nurse present, and he asked if I wanted to change my name and gender. I think I will wait for couple months from now.

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That's interesting.  After I finished the interview with the Shrink, she said that my Endo could give me a letter to change my name which yes eventually but I'm still adjusting to shedding the old guy.

Quote from: Cassi on March 22, 2018, 01:39:56 PM
That's interesting.  After I finished the interview with the Shrink, she said that my Endo could give me a letter to change my name which yes eventually but I'm still adjusting to shedding the old guy.

Yes I was surprised when he asked me to change my name and gender. He thinks I am at the point of no return

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Quote from: Meghan on March 22, 2018, 01:54:00 PM
Yes I was surprised when he asked me to change my name and gender. He thinks I am at the point of no return

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I thought that was like 6-9 months along which really doesn't matter to me.  My major desire is to be comfortable and progress as if nature was doing it for the first time if that makes sense.  When I see women in dresses I wonder what I might look like in one (at 64, I'm not sure) but I am in no rush.  I feel comfortable in jeans and a little makeup around the house so far.  I am happy that's for sure.

up through my 2nd year of HRT, my left boob was somewhat larger and more sensitive....   during my 3rd year of HRT my right boob caught up and both boobs are about the same now.  Nipple and Areola size increased quite a bit in my 2nd year.  Now, everything is looking good.... now a C-cup and I am not planning on BA, I like it the size they are.

Quote from: Cassi on March 22, 2018, 01:57:02 PM
I thought that was like 6-9 months along which really doesn't matter to me.  My major desire is to be comfortable and progress as if nature was doing it for the first time if that makes sense.  When I see women in dresses I wonder what I might look like in one (at 64, I'm not sure) but I am in no rush.  I feel comfortable in jeans and a little makeup around the house so far.  I am happy that's for sure.

I am agree with I am also at 58 so time is not on my side.

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Quote from: Alaskan Danielle on March 22, 2018, 02:02:11 PM
up through my 2nd year of HRT, my left boob was somewhat larger and more sensitive....   during my 3rd year of HRT my right boob caught up and both boobs are about the same now.  Nipple and Areola size increased quite a bit in my 2nd year.  Now, everything is looking good.... now a C-cup and I am not planning on BA, I like it the size they are.

Heck, after reading this comment I had to look at mine to see what's been happening; nipples seem to, guessing, doubled in size since beginning HRT but my Endo thought they were big to begin with.  As far as Areolas go, maybe a little though I try to visualize them larger, lol. 

My oldest, younger sister is well-endowed and of the 4 siblings we are closest to looking alike so I most likely will not be an a, lol.

Miss Dee says mine are the same size.  She should know.  She likes to grab and then paraphrase Roy Orbison by singing...

Well you wriggle on the left, you wriggle on the right
Do the ooby boobie with all of your might.
Ooby boobie, ooby boobie
Ooby boobie dooby boobie
Dooby boobie do wah do wah do wah

Sometimes my wife can be rather silly!

Quote from: BeverlyAnn on March 22, 2018, 02:07:00 PM
Miss Dee says mine are the same size.  She should know.  She likes to grab and then paraphrase Roy Orbison by singing...

Well you wriggle on the left, you wriggle on the right
Do the ooby boobie with all of your might.
Ooby boobie, ooby boobie
Ooby boobie dooby boobie
Dooby boobie do wah do wah do wah

Good one!

Sometimes my wife can be rather silly!

I learned something today.  Now I understand the orb in Orbison.

Quote from: Jessica on March 22, 2018, 12:55:05 PM
The way I've been measuring each individual breast is measuring from straight up from the nipple  to the collarbone then to the inframammary crease. 
My right breast has always been smaller than my left one.  I measure once a month and my right breast grew an entire inch during last month.
Lucy has been left behind by Rhonda's areola and nipple!

Yow! Jess

Does anyone else measure them this way?

LOL, I just put on one of my tops and if they pop out cool, if not