You have to stick with your regime. It takes years for a genetic girl to develope her boobs; why should it be quikcer for us? As long as you are aware of some changes, it is working for you. That realisation, that a crease in the bra has diminished, the presence of the knots and tenderness are all signs that you are winning. Transexuals, who are put onto hormones, take 2 years to fully develope boobs; surely we cannot expect herbs to act faster. I am now just filling out a particular bra, which 15 montha ago, seemed an impossible dream, yet it is only a 38b.
I am guilty of impatience and unrealistic expectations, but also I am gratefull that things are happening at a gentle pace. Having boobs is a big deal and you are going to have to come to terms with it. I can just about get away with wearing a shirt, not tucked into my trousers, or a chef's jacket, and present as male; any more growth and I am going to have no option, other than to come out full time. If I wear T shirts or jumpers, I have very noticeable boobs and men's jackets no longer fit. Just relax and focus on the positive. For me, giving up PM is not an option; I feel so much a better, nicer and more contented person on it and no longer have any sense of being male. Growing boobs is important, but no longer what taking PM is all about; without it I am no longer me; i.e. the me I have embraced and am content with, for the first time in my life. My boobs will get bigger, as they are still growing and that excites me, but it is only part of a much bigger thing. Just be patient and embrace the whole experience over the next couple of years.