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LaurenA

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I went off hormones a while back in a trans rejection phase.  I've been back on them for about a month now.  The tenderness has returned, but only on one side which happens to be the side with the most development.  I'm afraid that any further development is only going to be on that side making me be a bit lopsided.  Anyone have any insight on that?

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It's been a few years now, but I recall that tenderness and breast tissue development was not symmetrical.  So my guess is that you'll be just fine, and so will your breasts. 

 

Carolyn Marie

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My diary from 2009-10 says that mine went in growth spurts on each side and I am just a bit lopsided when I am naked even now.  You are pretty normal in what is happening but there is a limerick that keeps coming up to annoy other people __

 

There was a good lass of Belsizes
Whose boobs were of two different sizes

One was so small it was nothing at all,

But the other was huge and won prizes. 

It does take about 3 to 6 months for changes to start, and you start from where you left off, and it takes 3 to 6 years for the growth to finish up. 

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Funny my development over time was like a race.  One side would take the lead for a bit and seemingly rest as the other caught up.  Today they are seemingly at rest?  It's been over 10 years and I'm kinda hoping they can comfortably rest.  I'm certainly content..... hope the gals are as well.😄

 

Hugs,

 

Charlize

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One of my breasts is bigger than the other and I rarely ever got breast growing pains on both sides at the same time, im 2 1/2 years on hrt. Wouldn't worry about it, breasts are usually not symmetrical in size! 

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I think that breast asymmetry is normal even for cis women. A B cup is a nice size. Not too big and only one cup below the average cup size of cis women.

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