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EnglishJess
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05 Apr 2012, 2:59 pm

I don't think mine are big enough compared to other people's at school. They are often hidden by the loose clothes I wear.



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03 Nov 2013, 7:31 pm

I understand what you mean. Within the last year or two, I've come to realize that I identify as an ftm, but I've been bothered by my breasts since they started growing. I'm a D or DD, and they are extremely uncomfortable. They make it difficult to breath and exacerbate my acid reflux. I'm also very sensitive to heat, so they get very sweaty when I get hot.

I've tried a lot of different types of bras and recently got my first binder. I've always worn a bra at night too, even though my mom and sister find it odd. It's just really uncomfortable without some sort of structure--like a lot of things in my life!

And @ Caesaran, just a quick point: for anyone not planning to have children, breasts aren't really purposeful. However, I do agree 100% about the breastfeeding, and I'm extremely thankful that my mom did too :wink:



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04 Nov 2013, 1:40 pm

My boobs already are small, they barely bounce. They don't really give me any trouble. I wear baggy t-shirts because they are comfortable.



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04 Nov 2013, 5:42 pm

We know a song about this.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=em5tC6WDpP8[/youtube]

As for Breast cancer, first of all try storing your mobile phones in your bags rather than down your bras, for a start.



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09 Nov 2013, 2:58 pm

I've never liked underwires so I have worn a sports bra most of the time. Luckily I'm quite flat-chested but sometimes I still bind (DIY thingy its not very good but decent I suppose)



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09 Nov 2013, 8:15 pm

I'm pretty sure I strained my chest wall muscles the other day because my breasts were bouncing when I was riding my bike. And yes, I was wearing a bra; they're just big. I don't mind having them but I wouldn't mind them a bit smaller.


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14 Nov 2013, 11:58 pm

Before my mastectomy I loved my breasts. When I ran they reminded me of 2 puppies jumping and playing on my chest. When I went to bed, they reminded me of the same 2 puppies, peacefully sleeping.

Now I have silicone gel "mounds". When my breasts were removed I had reconstruction. They are smaller than my old ones [they were huge for the size of the rest of me] obviously not the "real deal," but I love them. I never ever ever have to wear a bra with these
and I don't have the sloppy look most women have without a bra.

i loved my breasts and I love my breast type things.



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15 Nov 2013, 6:40 am

mine are a size E cup.
sometimes my back hurts due to this..
it is a pain to find a bra that fits properly.
also shopping for swimwear is annoying too.

I wouldn't mind losing a cup size or two.

as for breast binding? have never done it myself. although i have heard of compression shirts you can buy, http://www.cosplay.com/showthread.php?t=15709 They are used by females who want to dress up as male characters.



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15 Nov 2013, 5:12 pm

Caesaran wrote:
why go through all this effort to remove a purposeful structure of the human body. They're used to nurse infants (you never want to use formula, they put some messed chemicals in them) and means healthier children.
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Some people don't want children. :roll:


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