(25-03-2024, 03:36 PM)PerkyAcups Wrote: I always wonder if people notice the breast growth. Or if they even notice the breasts at all.That would make sense... how old are you? Cos usually in males middle ages around 50-60 is when t levels drop significantly and keep dropping so it may seem normal to others if you're in those age ranges.
I stopped NBE before my breasts became as developed as many of. I am very much a male staying male. I never wanted to get to the point I couldn't go topless.
Although my breasts aren't all that big, I feel they are quite noticeable topless because of how they drape off my chest. It apparent it isn't a normal male chest because of the lack of muscle on the top. Plus I do not have any chest hair or stomach hair, very smooth and pale really adds to the feminine look.
Getting in a pool one day I saw my uncle do a double take and stare for moment with a funny expression on his face. I know he noticed. My son asked one day if those were muscles.
I think in my case many people notice. I think most people, especially strangers don't think anything other than it kind of looks like he breasts and move on. I used to have a very strong chest. So I am sure my family and friends have noticed a change. But they aren't going to directly come out tell me. I imagine a few couples I know in private have discussed my chest looks very feminine.
But, I don't think anyone would remotely suspect I did anything to cause me to have breasts. I think they all would think it is age and hormones.
(08-05-2024, 03:50 PM)PerkyAcups Wrote: I had a friend not only notice my breasts, but commented on them.I have been on PM and RR for almost a year now and I am getting pretty nervous about people noticing, though so far no one seems to have. I’ve been stressing a bit about wearing hoodies at work as it gets warmer, searching for a sports bra that doesn’t show under my shirt, and have bought some men’s compression shape wear tank tops. I’ve been telling myself, a cis woman woman would be stared at if she didn’t wear a bra either. You don’t usually see women walking around topless, I can no longer go around topless (which has been making me sad), but I chose this, I wanted boobs, and this is what life with boobs is like. (Hope this doesn’t come across as criticism/ harsh, just how I’ve been handling similar feelings.)
I spent Friday planting new grass in my yard. It was hot and muddy. A friend popped over late in the day. I was topless, sweaty and dirty. When he walked up close he pulled his hands up like he was blocking his view of my chest and said something and laughed.
For the life of me I can't remember exactly what he said. Something like 'I didn't realize it was an R rated back yard' or 'I need some blinders to block that view'. I am really frustrated I can't remember. But the comment was clearly directed at my breasts.
(31-05-2024, 02:53 PM)Gardenwitch Wrote:So you’re thinking maybe it’s time I shouldn’t go topless. No criticism taken, I really appreciate the comments. Not being able to go topless makes me sad too. I have been going topless everyday around the house. Really just purposely flaunting the breasts making sure everyone sees. Maybe it’s time I look at this from a different perspective. I have breasts, like females have breasts. I probably should cover them like females do. I feel like this is a really big milestone if I stop going topless.(08-05-2024, 03:50 PM)PerkyAcups Wrote: I had a friend not only notice my breasts, but commented on them.I have been on PM and RR for almost a year now and I am getting pretty nervous about people noticing, though so far no one seems to have. I’ve been stressing a bit about wearing hoodies at work as it gets warmer, searching for a sports bra that doesn’t show under my shirt, and have bought some men’s compression shape wear tank tops. I’ve been telling myself, a cis woman woman would be stared at if she didn’t wear a bra either. You don’t usually see women walking around topless, I can no longer go around topless (which has been making me sad), but I chose this, I wanted boobs, and this is what life with boobs is like. (Hope this doesn’t come across as criticism/ harsh, just how I’ve been handling similar feelings.)
I spent Friday planting new grass in my yard. It was hot and muddy. A friend popped over late in the day. I was topless, sweaty and dirty. When he walked up close he pulled his hands up like he was blocking his view of my chest and said something and laughed.
For the life of me I can't remember exactly what he said. Something like 'I didn't realize it was an R rated back yard' or 'I need some blinders to block that view'. I am really frustrated I can't remember. But the comment was clearly directed at my breasts.