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submitted 14 hours ago by Dippy@beehaw.org to c/lgbtq_plus@beehaw.org

Im 28, ive known that im non binary for about 8 years. I dont experience much dysphoria so I havent thought much about any kind of transition, outside of facial hair removal. But lately, ive been thinking it would be really euphoric to have some modest mommy milkers. Has anyone here done a small amount of transitioning to achieve tiny titties? Or if you were endowed with a small chest by your first puberty, are there any thoughts you feel would be good for me to know?

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https://transfemscience.org/articles/nonbinary-transfem-overview/#supplementary-material

I know a couple of non binary people that do the thing mentioned here to avoid breast growth. Some version of this might be what you seek, but I won't give any guarantees to how safe or effective this is. It seemed to work for the people in question.

[-] irotsoma@piefed.blahaj.zone 4 points 13 hours ago

Most AMAB people on HRT for a short time don't develop very large breasts, quickly. I've been on HRT for a couple of years and have only a 36aa and larger breasts run in my family. Not saying it's a guarantee, though. Everyone is different. But you could always take low dose estradiol for some time and just stop if you reach your goal. That said, size also changes somewhat with weight gain/loss as it creates a place for fat to be stored, so gaining weight still may increase size if you are smaller now and gain weight from the HRT or at a later time.

[-] Dippy@beehaw.org 3 points 11 hours ago

To the point of weight, I have consistently been a stringbean for all 28 years of life no matter what my diet and lifestyle have been. To an extent, I worry that I couldnt pass off even small breasts as being normal body flab in situations where I desire not to stand out.

[-] dandelion@lemmy.blahaj.zone 4 points 11 hours ago* (last edited 11 hours ago)

you might not grow much even on normal HRT levels, then; at least anecdotally, most skinny trans girls I know struggle with growing breasts because of their low body fat.

That said, yes - on estrogen breasts will absolutely become more shapely and nipples will usually become larger and more noticeable; if you are trying to boymode still, you will have to find strategies to hide your breasts & nipples (even if the breasts are small). You might not be able to wear tight shirts or clothes, you might have to wear a tight sports bra with pads, or a binder.

[-] dandelion@lemmy.blahaj.zone 4 points 13 hours ago* (last edited 13 hours ago)

low-dose HRT is a common strategy taken by enbies to achieve these kinds of results:

https://www.ohjoysextoy.com/low-dose-hrt-and-you-sage-cotugno/

Facial hair removal and low dose estrogen might work for you - I know one enby IRL who was taking low-dose E for years (they were DIY, though).

That said, I have no idea to what extent low dose cross-sex hormones is healthy or how stable you might find it in terms of impacting mental health. (Generally you need some kind of dominant sex hormone for your bone health and so on, and I don't know how the body responds in general to introducing low-dose cross sex hormones - it might impact your testosterone production, or it might be fine.)

anecdotal tangentI used to think I was non-binary, but now I tend to think I'm probably a binary trans woman. My experiences with low doses of estrogen have not been super great, and even relatively small amounts of testosterone wrecks my mental health, so you might just have to see how you respond to different HRT regimens. I was surprised to find that killing the production of testosterone fully eliminated my depression and passive suicidal ideation as if by magic, and within a few months it significantly reduced my anxiety and brought other mental benefits (like being able to sleep and wake up feeling rested).

We're all different, so you'll just have to see - but yeah, try it out and see!

[-] riskable@programming.dev 3 points 13 hours ago

This is some next level milking it for all its worth.

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