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Psychological Aspects of Male Breast Enlargement
By Sam Frea
Changing your body is a big step. Using breast enlargement supplements over
time will cause a man to develop female breasts - permanently! In two months,
four months, six months and onward your body will look different as your bust
line grows. And as these changes develop, people may or may not notice this, but you will see you
differently.
If you are a male wanting to become completely a woman - transgendered, then
you have probably thought long and hard about what becoming a woman means.
Eventually you will dress and act like your female goal. But if you are a man who
just wants to have breasts, but otherwise retain your other male
characteristics, what gender are you?
Since that is who I am, I will discuss
this issue from the viewpoint of a heterosexual man with a nice set of female
breasts.
Society has a hard time with gender issues and barely, if at all, recognizes my
new gender status. Since I am basically under the radar, in general, I do not worry
about society. I am concerned with those closest to me.
This change for me has been wonderful. I lived most of my life without
realizing this is what I wanted. Then one day I went onto the Internet and did
some research and took the plunge - I am deeply satisfasfied with the results.
But before I began taking breast enlargement supplements, there were some
issues to consider. Ones you should also think about.
If you have children, what will they think when Daddy suddenly has breasts.
Are they prepared for this unusual image change? If they are not ready, let this
adventure wait until later in life. My children are grown and while there are
grandchildren, they do not see me with the scrutinizing eyes that one's own
children use. They have yet to see this feminized aspect of myself and I have
not flaunted my change to them. I am revealing this change slowly to the
world.
What about your spouse, girlfriend or boyfriend? Are they ready for you to
have breasts? One of the issues that suddenly confronted my wife was this: Was
she a lesbian? In the real world, women have breasts and men do not. Suddenly
she was married to someone with breasts. She still loved me and held me and
touched me, but now I had these two "speed bumps" that pressed against her. Her image
of what a man was like had to change and that is not always easy to accomplish.
Your mate, whether male or female, was attracted to you as a man, without
breasts. Their image of you is as A MAN - male breast enlargement will change
that image.
I asked my wife's permission before I started my change. She was willing to
join me in this experiment. I urge you to seek counsel with your significant
other before you proceed with this change. Because gender image is deeply
ingrained in all of us, they will need to be prepared for your image
change.
Letting the world know about your new improvements is another issue you will
face. Thankfully, we live in a world which is beginning to be tolerant of the
variations of gender that exists, but that tolerance is not universal or
consistent. I needed to start wearing a bra about a month or so after beginning
the use of the breast enlargement pills and cream. At first I thought everyone
would notice, but no one did. Well, I am now a 40C and showing a real bulge, but
I am not ready for others to start noticing my breasts. I tend to wear
slightly too large shirts and, otherwise, de-emphasize my changing shape. Eventually, though, my
breasts will not be hidden from the general public.
Of course, in day to day activities, some people touch you on the back. If
you are not ready for them to know you are wearing a bra, tell them you need
support for your back, if asked about the strap they felt.
I am a private person, generally. My parents and siblings live in another
state. I have not seen them since developing a bust. My plan is not to bring
attention to myself when I next see them, but I will not hide the truth, I am
what I am. Still, I am not sure if my parents are ready to see the new me. Slow
and easy. Be honest and be yourself, but share yourself as you want to. We who
are exploring this variation of gender are relatively few. I have changed my
body and my personal body image. And I love it. But I do not understand all that
it means to have breasts as a man... that is part of the adventure.
About the Author
Sam Frea is the publisher of several websites including:
In The Garden.
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