[JustAbbey]

hello everyone. I thought I would give an update. As most of you know I have been very back and forth on growing my breasts.  My masculine side is at odds with my feminine side. I haven't taken any PM or any other herbs in months.   I received advice on this website that I should embrace both my masculine and feminine side.  I really took this advice to heart and it makes a lot of sense.  It is okay to be a strong masculine man that has some feminine characteristics.  

I have been exercising, lifting weights, and staying very active.  I am living a very masculine lifestyle.  I have already lost about 8 pounds.  Without taking PM and losing the weight my breasts seems to have stayed about the same size and still have a very feminine shape. I am guessing I for sure have some permanent breast tissue.  I am really liking my smooth pale breasts on my male body.   I am continuing to exercise daily with the plan to flatten my stomach to accent my breasts more.  I am keeping my body completely smooth from neck to above my knees.  I can't wait to see how I look with a more toned body and breasts.   

Basically I have come to terms with having breasts and grown to really love them.  After I lose some more weight I will decide if I want to take another round of PM to grow just a little more or be content with the breasts I have.  Thank you to everyone that has followed and commented on my roller coaster ride.  

I can't post pictures on this site still, but I attached a link to my thread on ainterol that has updated pictures on page 3 and 4 and I appreciate all your comments and suggestions. 

https://www.ainterolherbs.com/forums/Thr...easts-lite

FYI...Taking PM I grew to a 42" bust size and had a band size of 38".  Last April after a break I shrunk down to 40" before starting again.  I grew back to about 43" bust size. Now, being on my longest break ever, I am still measuring 41.5". Band size is still 38".  The donut ring around each aerola is still there and feels a little bigger to the touch than previously.  

Thanks for the update! And glad you’ve found a sense of balance within yourself - certainly seems to be a common journey for many of us on the site who want to retain aspects of two sides seemingly in conflict.

Looking forward to future updates too