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I know there's not much that I can do about it and it's a little silly, but I've recently become a little brainwormed about developing asymmetric breasts. I know they're sisters and not twins, but I might as well ask.

For all the mtfs, ftms, theyfabs, boobtwinks, /fit/izens with gyno, and anybody else who has grown a pair:
1. At what age did you grow them?
2. How long did it take before you couldn't really hide them?
3. How evenly did they develop?
4. If uneven, did they even out with time?
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It took about a year for them to bigger than average skinnyfat guy moobs but the puffy nipples started after a month and they were more of a nuisance than actual booba. The limit of excuses and gaslighting you can get away with when it comes to hiding them is insane. Especially around people who have known you as a male all your life and have it so ingrained in the brain that they believe almost anything you say. Stuff like "oh i think its a womens size/cut hoodie" works well. Also make sure to buy binders for when you have to wear form fitting clothes. Never had problems with them being uneven.



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