hrmmm... this doesn't sound promising for either comfort, or morphing back to my female form... maybe i'll go back to my over-sized coat idea...i reckon a big enough fur collar could do the trick, maybe i could pull-off the effeminate rock-star look?

hrmmm... i do like to call my intention "morphing" my little brother used to follow me round the house saying "if you could have any supernatural power what would it be" and i alwayse said it would be to change my gender at will... don't know why he kept asking, i blame autism.

Quote from: Jamie-o on August 24, 2009, 05:32:07 PM
I'm just wondering if you are on T, and if so, if you started noticing sagging before or after starting.  The reason I ask is that T will also affect breast tissue, so I'm wondering if the sagging that most transguys experience is related to the T, the binding, or both. 

Oh, and the rib-cracking usually happens with guys who use ace bandages because, A) it allows them to bind too tightly, and B) being much narrower, it puts a lot more pressure on a much smaller space.  I doubt if that would ever be a problem with a proper binder, unless a person had major bone density issues to begin with.

I am pre-T, and have tissue breakdown issues after the binding. As for the rib-cracking, I'll agree that that's mostly from ace bandages (which I've had to do more recently due to my binder getting lost)...I never cracked any personally, but I can tell the discomfort level is much higher. I have gotten short of breath running in a binder though.

I had tissue break down but have three strikes against me: T, binding and turning 40 this year (so some was due to age). The T seemed to definitely cause the sagging to increase greatly.
Myles

i had a lot of breakdown after a year of binding with no T, then even more after starting T.  my bags resembled my grandmas after about 6 months on T.

yeah, speaking of grandma, currently my bust looks nice on female me... but i keep toying with the idea of getting them off when they deflate.