14-03-2014, 01:02 PM
(14-03-2014, 02:18 AM)ClaraKay Wrote: Heather, honey, you are a jewel and I often agree with your sentiments on all manner of things, but on this question, I have to demur.
I agree for the most part, but there are extenuating circumstances. Flamesabers reports that she wears a jacket to work everyday. Is she not proud of her breasts? Most definitely. But, for practical reasons it makes sense to downplay their presence on the job. What's to be gained by being obvious about it? Others have reported that a parent would be very unhappy to be reminded of one's "girlish character". In the interest of family harmony doesn't it make sense to conceal the evidence at family gatherings?
I think this topic has been brought up in prior threads. IIRC, the consensus was if you behave normally and don't make a fuss about trying to hide your breasts, people are generally either not going to notice or not going to say anything. The topic of concealment has also been discussed in my sports bra thread.
(08-10-2013, 11:37 PM)flamesabers Wrote:(08-10-2013, 01:40 PM)julieTG Wrote: Flame
how do you manage too hide when its hot ?
Julie
I don't. I just wear a t-shirt to cover them when it's hot outside.
I think what matters most is being comfortable in your own skin. Outside of this forum, I'm discreet about my breast development. I don't flaunt them but I also don't try to make my chest look flat as a board either.
(14-03-2014, 02:18 AM)ClaraKay Wrote: And what about those who only want the mental benefits of these hormonal herbs and accept the breast growth only reluctantly? I can see them wanting to disguise their breasts if they are problematic or a source of embarrassment. Some claim there are other ways to achieve the desired peace of mind, but offer no specific alternatives.
We often talk about honesty as being the best policy, but there are some secrets that are best kept secret. I see no difference in regard to breast development.
Clara
This reminds me of byrony's dilemma.


