New Age Lifestyle

I suggest a couple of new rules. 
No more buying male underwear.
He may buy his own.  But when you do the laundry they may not come back.

Hugs,
Jaqi

Evanguelina,

I too consider myself a man. A new age man.  I do not see myself as a woman.
My primary care physician would give his blessing, written note to have implants of hormones.
I could not find a surgeon that would give me implants without a note of good mental health.  The surgeon also wanted 12 months of hormones.  Their justification was more tissue to work with.  More tissue is better than more plastic.

My manly biology is functioning . 
My body fat is rearranging and my derriere is growing and my thighs are growing.
Some of the hair on the top of my head is starting to grow some peach fuzz.

Honestly, I have been more manly in the past few months.
- Calmer demeanor.  Less ego and need to be right.
- Less sexually driven. 
- More focus on my work.
- More focus on my relationship with my family.

So, I still consider myself a man. A new age man.
I am confident the old age men would think you and I are not fully men.

Will you share what kind you received?
- Round  or Tear drop?
- Smooth or Textured?
- Above the muscle or under the muscle?
- Saline, Silicone or Gummy bear?
How many CCs?

I am happy for you on your journey.  I am happy for you that you have flexibility in the Yukon to find a doctor to give you implants.

Hugs,
Jaqi

I am so happy for you!  Congratulations and Hugs,  all be it gently until the swelling goes down and the discomfort has ended.

You are a bit farther down the process than I am.  I have my sessions of counseling and I have started taking hormones.  The surgeon wants at least 12 months of hormones and would really like 24 months. I am at therapeutic levels for three months.  It feels like there are golf balls under my nipples and the rest of the breast is growing around that.  They are sensitive. 

My wife was very uncomfortable with me wanting to make changes to my body.  She participated in the counseling sessions.  I am very happy to report with three months of growth she is supportive and enjoys seeing the changes so far.

I am happy with my changes and more at peace with myself.  I have a professional job.  They are supportive of some of my feminine presentation such as dual pierced earrings and brightly colored dress shirts.  I will consider surgery after I do not need someone else to provide my living.

Evanguelina, Please share more of your journey.

Hugs,
Jaqi
 

Miss Gloria,

Thank you for taking control of you marriage and your man.

Will you please provide an update?

Have you shared Mary Jane's status with friend and family?  If so, how did it go?

Hugs,
Jaqi

Hello Alice and welcome!

I am very happy for you.  I have a few questions.

What do you look like?
Do you wear a bra?  If so, do you add padding?
Do you wear make up?
How long is your hair?
Do you have ear piercings?
What kinds of shoes do you like?

What is a day in the life like for you?
- Morning routine
- Go grocery shopping in your skirts?
- Get manicures?
- Cook and clean?
- Laundry?
- Does your wife invite guest over where you prepare the meal and clear the dishes?
- Does her family or your family know, visit, or comment?
- Can you please describe your interactions in the bed room?

Hugs,
Jaqi

Quote from: SissysWife on January 31, 2024, 07:47:13 pm

Definitely not long enough but a little taste of what it is like!

I am a 38D. And I wish it was only 90 days ! lol  -but its forever

Sandra,

Will you please think about starting a new thread "Life with Breast Implants"?

Apparently I am not the only one here that is walking the path to get implants. 

I have several questions and think it is deserving of a separate thread as this one is about forms.

 - What is the best part?
 - What is the worst part?
 - You seem to regret.  While the spouse can strongly encourage at some point you had to be in a doctors office alone and could have said you do not want them but you are afraid of spouse so please make up some medical condition where I cannot get the surgery.
 - Did you get counseling before the surgery?
 - Did you go on hormones before the surgery?
 - How did family, friends and work react?
      - Before hand if you told them?
      - After when they saw you the first time?
 - Do you ever present as a male?
    - If so, do you 'bind them down' or just

My research is showing that they should be replaced every 15 to 20 years.  Will you get them removed?  or replaced with small, same size or bigger?

Hugs,

Jaqi

Patty,

Thank you for the update.
Thank you for the effort for all these years. 
I am hoping that you were able to capture a backup.

Hugs,
Jaqi