31-12-2011, 01:22 AM
(30-12-2011, 03:17 PM)sfem Wrote: At 18, you still have so much of life to experience. I hesitate to recommend embarking on this journey with so little of life tasted.
But if I wait a lot, then won't my chances of having nice breasts be decreased?
(30-12-2011, 03:17 PM)sfem Wrote: I think talking to a mental health professional who is TG-friendly might be the best course to take for this question.
Ok, I'm going to college away from where I live now, but I don't know where yet, so there's no point in looking yet. Would I need specifically a gender therapist, or would a normal psychologist/therapist/psychiatrist be okay if I ask if they are TG-friendly? (I also probably wouldn't go there dressed as a girl, since I only do it in private now). Also which one, if so, of those 3 would be best for TG stuff (psychologist, therapist, psychiatrist)?
(30-12-2011, 03:17 PM)sfem Wrote: Most breast growth is reversible. Only the core of the breast is anything but fat. Fat can be gotten rid of. After you develop the breast enough the core of it is not reversible by any means except surgery as far as I know.
In B or C cups, about how much of the breast is this core? And if all the fat is gone, but the core remains, would it look like normal...moobs?
(30-12-2011, 03:17 PM)sfem Wrote: Your weight may change quite a bit as you proceed with this. You should assume you won't be able to hide them after about 6 months, although it's not like you'll be a Dolly Parton lookalike.
What do you mean by my weight would change? And approximately how much growth is there in 6 months? 1 or 1/2 cup size?
(30-12-2011, 03:17 PM)sfem Wrote: People mention web sites because PM is generally not available in stores anywhere.
But if I do find it in a store, it would probably be the same? It's not like the Ainetrol one is good, and every other brand is 80% placebo right?