4months In

[Guest geek_girl]

so i've been on hrt since februrary, and i have a few questions.

like i started to get sensative in my breasts, you know shirts rubbing bothers them running up stairs hurts lol. but what i'm wondering is the left one hurts like 20x more than the right. i can pinch the right and it hurts a bit but just rubbing the left make is hurt. well not hurt kinda like that feeling when you went running the day before and your legs are tired today lol.

another thing i was wondering was when is a good time to go full time, i know its differnt for everyone, but i was just curios what others have done.

thanks

kali

[Guest Donna Jean]

so i've been on hrt since februrary, and i have a few questions.

like i started to get sensative in my breasts, you know shirts rubbing bothers them running up stairs hurts lol. but what i'm wondering is the left one hurts like 20x more than the right. i can pinch the right and it hurts a bit but just rubbing the left make is hurt. well not hurt kinda like that feeling when you went running the day before and your legs are tired today lol.

The breasts can develop at different speeds. One may even get bigger than the other...

And if you have a lot of sensitivity there...try wearing a snug sports bra to keep your shirt from rubbing and irratating them...

another thing i was wondering was when is a good time to go full time, i know its differnt for everyone, but i was just curios what others have done.

OMG, Honey...That is VERY hard to answer....

Joanna went full time before she even started HRT....

Lizzy, Sally and I are all up to 17 months on HRT and we all still work as male...

You need money to transition...

So, there is no good answer..The time to go full time is when ever it's right for you!

Huggs

Donna Jean

thanks

kali

[Guest NatashaJade]

Kali,

As Dee Jay said, your breasts will not have symmetrical growth. It can make you feel a little lopsided, but it's natural. No worries.

As far as when to go full time, that is entirely dependant on how comfortable you are passing and what your circumstances are. If you are working in a job that will not keep you on as you transition, you will probably want to take it slow. If you have no encumbrances and you think you can handle it, it's really your call. There is no right way to do this except your way.

luv

Gin

[Guest Elizabeth K]

Your breasts are two different girls and have two different minds on their rates of development. Its like two cars racing, they pass each other back and forth - but both cross over the finish line at the end.

Full time? Like Dee Jay said - some of us are STILL male mode at work. I went full time at home at about 6 months, in public away from my small town after about a year (when I was passing easily) and I am full time everywhere now (except work - got fired twice for trying to go full time). I will be 18 months HRT in June (my birthday).

Lizzy