01-03-2014, 05:02 AM
Hmm,
I don't think there is a specific point in my life that marks when I wanted breasts. During my teen years, I thought a lot about how my life would be different as a girl and what it would be like to wake up as a girl the following morning. For the longest time I assumed the only way to grow breasts was get on the path to transition and get a doctor's prescription for hormones. With that assumption, I simply dropped the option of growing breasts.
I guess for me it would be easier to say that for some time I wanted to feminize/demasculinize my body's characteristics. I hated having/shaving facial hair. I detested any hair on my hands and chest. I was in deep conflict over my persuasive and unyielding libidio. Over time I realized that pursuing an androgynous appearance is the most practical path for me and one that likely best suits my gender identity. Once I had gained the financial resources, knowledge and opportunity to pursue NBE and laser my facial hair, it was just a matter of doing it.
I don't think there is a specific point in my life that marks when I wanted breasts. During my teen years, I thought a lot about how my life would be different as a girl and what it would be like to wake up as a girl the following morning. For the longest time I assumed the only way to grow breasts was get on the path to transition and get a doctor's prescription for hormones. With that assumption, I simply dropped the option of growing breasts.
I guess for me it would be easier to say that for some time I wanted to feminize/demasculinize my body's characteristics. I hated having/shaving facial hair. I detested any hair on my hands and chest. I was in deep conflict over my persuasive and unyielding libidio. Over time I realized that pursuing an androgynous appearance is the most practical path for me and one that likely best suits my gender identity. Once I had gained the financial resources, knowledge and opportunity to pursue NBE and laser my facial hair, it was just a matter of doing it.