02-04-2025, 09:27 PM
Thank you @myboobs and @Marica 
Almost two months ago, I stopped taking PM, and I think I won’t be going back to it. Once again, I experienced phases of pain and tingling in my chest. Recently, I measured myself, and a month after the last measurement, the tape showed a further growth of 5 mm. I didn’t expect that much additional growth after finishing the PM therapy.
While digging through my drawer, I came across a stash of fenugreek—two bottles, in fact!
Since I don’t like throwing things away, especially if they haven’t expired, I decided I would use them up as well. After that, I’ll take a two-month break before starting BO again. I even considered transitioning to HRT, but I have a family doctor, and I wouldn’t want to go through her for that.
Regarding BO, I’ll need to order a new supply as soon as possible because customs duties between the EU and the US are on the horizon.
Now, a short anecdote. I accidentally met a doctor and told him about my situation. When he saw me, he couldn’t believe that my changes were solely due to phytoestrogens, as such body structure and breast growth would typically only be possible with HRT. Since I have never taken HRT, he advised me to undergo genetic analysis and an abdominal ultrasound. According to him, it’s possible that phytoestrogens triggered or accelerated my feminization, which may have been naturally predetermined by certain intersex factors. He also mentioned that such changes can occur in some people regardless of age.
He even noticed something I had never paid attention to: that I have developed tissue in the perineal area forming a split, resembling labia majora. Because of all this, he recommended that I undergo the mentioned tests. Honestly, I was a bit shocked because I don’t intend to transition, and outwardly, I still present as a man. But apparently, that’s not entirely the case when it comes to my body itself.
I’m attaching a few pictures
My breasts are wider apart rather than close together. Also, in the picture, I pushed my shoulders forward, so my chest looks smaller than when I bring my arms together.
Almost two months ago, I stopped taking PM, and I think I won’t be going back to it. Once again, I experienced phases of pain and tingling in my chest. Recently, I measured myself, and a month after the last measurement, the tape showed a further growth of 5 mm. I didn’t expect that much additional growth after finishing the PM therapy.
While digging through my drawer, I came across a stash of fenugreek—two bottles, in fact!
Since I don’t like throwing things away, especially if they haven’t expired, I decided I would use them up as well. After that, I’ll take a two-month break before starting BO again. I even considered transitioning to HRT, but I have a family doctor, and I wouldn’t want to go through her for that.Regarding BO, I’ll need to order a new supply as soon as possible because customs duties between the EU and the US are on the horizon.
Now, a short anecdote. I accidentally met a doctor and told him about my situation. When he saw me, he couldn’t believe that my changes were solely due to phytoestrogens, as such body structure and breast growth would typically only be possible with HRT. Since I have never taken HRT, he advised me to undergo genetic analysis and an abdominal ultrasound. According to him, it’s possible that phytoestrogens triggered or accelerated my feminization, which may have been naturally predetermined by certain intersex factors. He also mentioned that such changes can occur in some people regardless of age.
He even noticed something I had never paid attention to: that I have developed tissue in the perineal area forming a split, resembling labia majora. Because of all this, he recommended that I undergo the mentioned tests. Honestly, I was a bit shocked because I don’t intend to transition, and outwardly, I still present as a man. But apparently, that’s not entirely the case when it comes to my body itself.
I’m attaching a few pictures
My breasts are wider apart rather than close together. Also, in the picture, I pushed my shoulders forward, so my chest looks smaller than when I bring my arms together.