09-05-2023, 11:54 PM
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Hi Owlie,
I've only been pumping for a little less that 7 months, so I'll defer to Lara and Lotus as the experts, so the answers below are from my experience so far.
As far as when the swelling becomes permanent, my understanding is that you gain a tiny bit of permanent increase each time you pump, and that over time those tiny increments can add up to a noticeable increase in size.
I find that the pumping increases the overall size of my nipples, but I also do some nipple only pumping to further increase their size and for more distinct nipple shape.
Most of the time I just use a regular body lotion, and occasionally nothing.
My breasts are still very nice and firm so no jigglely bouncing, but I do love the feeling of subtle bouncing I get, particularly about an hour after a good pumping session when my breasts are still full pumped sized but have "softened" up a bit. Going up and down stairs feels wonderful.
By the time I started pumping last Fall by breasts were already too large to wear T-shirts or Polos without some kind of mild compression underneath. That was also about the time the sweater weather started and I began to wear heavier long sleeve shirts and sweaters. But as my breasts continued to get larger with the pumping I developed a nice bulge that was noticeable even under my sweaters if someone was looking, but not obviously as breasts. Now 4 - 5 months later it's gotten very difficult for me to find any shirts that hide my breasts to any extent. Slightly loose dark coloured button shirts with two breast pockets are the best; when I wear those nobody really notices anything. When I need to wear dress shirts (as I often need to do for my job), I'll wear a tight woman's racerback tanktop with shelf bra underneath, which helps a lot due to compression, but I still have a noticeable bulge.
The above is only if I want to hide my breasts. Most of time I don't care if my breasts are noticeable so I'll wear whatever I want. And often my GF, who loves my breasts, likes me to put them on display when we go out for the day, so if the weather permits I'll wear a tighter fitting Polo shirt and she'll wear a low V-neck T or something else somewhat revealing. She enjoys the reactions and attention from the men and women around us as they check out her breasts and mine.
But most importantly, most people don't notice anything, and even if they do notice, they don't care. I almost always do a pumping session before I get up in the morning, usually just before I go to gym. So I'm at the gym with my biggest pumped breasts of the day, and I'm just wearing a dark t-shirt which doesn't hide anything. I've never had anyone stare, comment or even react like they notice anything while I'm working the machine or weights right next to them with big tits.
Best regards,
ChuckM
Hi Owlie,
I've only been pumping for a little less that 7 months, so I'll defer to Lara and Lotus as the experts, so the answers below are from my experience so far.
As far as when the swelling becomes permanent, my understanding is that you gain a tiny bit of permanent increase each time you pump, and that over time those tiny increments can add up to a noticeable increase in size.
I find that the pumping increases the overall size of my nipples, but I also do some nipple only pumping to further increase their size and for more distinct nipple shape.
Most of the time I just use a regular body lotion, and occasionally nothing.
My breasts are still very nice and firm so no jigglely bouncing, but I do love the feeling of subtle bouncing I get, particularly about an hour after a good pumping session when my breasts are still full pumped sized but have "softened" up a bit. Going up and down stairs feels wonderful.
By the time I started pumping last Fall by breasts were already too large to wear T-shirts or Polos without some kind of mild compression underneath. That was also about the time the sweater weather started and I began to wear heavier long sleeve shirts and sweaters. But as my breasts continued to get larger with the pumping I developed a nice bulge that was noticeable even under my sweaters if someone was looking, but not obviously as breasts. Now 4 - 5 months later it's gotten very difficult for me to find any shirts that hide my breasts to any extent. Slightly loose dark coloured button shirts with two breast pockets are the best; when I wear those nobody really notices anything. When I need to wear dress shirts (as I often need to do for my job), I'll wear a tight woman's racerback tanktop with shelf bra underneath, which helps a lot due to compression, but I still have a noticeable bulge.
The above is only if I want to hide my breasts. Most of time I don't care if my breasts are noticeable so I'll wear whatever I want. And often my GF, who loves my breasts, likes me to put them on display when we go out for the day, so if the weather permits I'll wear a tighter fitting Polo shirt and she'll wear a low V-neck T or something else somewhat revealing. She enjoys the reactions and attention from the men and women around us as they check out her breasts and mine.
But most importantly, most people don't notice anything, and even if they do notice, they don't care. I almost always do a pumping session before I get up in the morning, usually just before I go to gym. So I'm at the gym with my biggest pumped breasts of the day, and I'm just wearing a dark t-shirt which doesn't hide anything. I've never had anyone stare, comment or even react like they notice anything while I'm working the machine or weights right next to them with big tits.
Best regards,
ChuckM