Off Their Chests

Bodybuilding can sometimes help a male grow breasts. It did for me. While I was lifting,my pectoral muscles did not want to grow. I had tried different ways of tyraining them. About two years after I stopped lifting,my breasts and nipples started to grow. As they grew,I wanted them larger. One thing led to another ,I am happy where I am now--41-29-40 and very happy!

well i think that it is possible for men to develop breast from drinkin soy milk because of the estrogen level in the drink but at the same time... i dont think that there "boobs" will be as the same as a womans own...

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I mock my overly muscled friends about their boobs.
i think a little fattines there is soooo much more attractive then the hard muscle "boobs" that some men get from working otu too much. whwat's wrong with a little cushion?!

any man who works out too much and has huge big pecs has boobs as far as I'm concerned.

Well you guys may think it a problem with man-boobs, but here's the rub. Shortly after mine starting growing large enough to fill my wife's bra, she got so excited and decided they weren't nearly big enough. She persuaded me to take a herbal breast enlargement product. In a matter of 9 months my breast cup size went up to DD, and now I go shopping with her for new lingerie. This is not the end of the story, after the breasts grew, my butt started getting bigger to. So not only does my wife buy me brass, but larger pantied too!enlargement

I have gynecomastia. I have it for several years and have had jeers and comments made to me about my breasts! I however, enjoy having breasts and now wear a bra. I get mixed reaction about wearing one but I usually get a positive feedback from women. I have had women go shopping with me to pick out bras etc. I initially did nothing and now I actually would love having full, real feminine breasts! My wife is supportive and I feel, society will see more and more males with breasts in the future. I know I will be made fun of by others here and in the world. I am 55, I have had this for 25 years! I withstood a million comments and jeers! i have a very masculine looka nd build . I am fortunate to be married to a woman that is supportive and understands my feelings! I predict that there will be many more men who grow real breasts that are not gay and may be married! Again, for those insecure men and there snide comments, it is a real fact of life and does not in any way make me a woman, or Gay or Bi! We are all beings inahbibiting a large planet and just because I may not look like whatever you would consider normal. Your views do not set the standards for everyone! That is why uneducated and misinformed people react with either Gay, a Fruitcake, Bi, Sick in the head, Pervert, Weird, Dangerous etc. Grow up! Anyone with the right of freedom or not, can change their body if they feel like doing so! It's real and I am serious!

I have gynecomastia. I have it for several years and have had jeers and comments made to me about my breasts! I however, enjoy having breasts and now wear a bra. I get mixed reaction about wearing one but I usually get a positive feedback from women. I have had women go shopping with me to pick out bras etc. I initially did nothing and now I actually would love having full, real feminine breasts! My wife is supportive and I feel, society will see more and more males with breasts in the future.

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My son developed this condition when he started puberty. I could almost feel the pain he went through as his chest grew. Other kids can be so cruel. Getting a little heavy all over at the same time probably didn???t help either. He tried exercising and lifting weight, which toned his body greatly, but the chest only reduced to a smaller size???the condition did not go away. By 17 we were looking for plastic surgeons to correct the problem. We met with several, but in the end my son decided not to get surgery. The main reason was that after talking to all these doctors, we realized that he???d probably have to keep getting these surgeries whenever his body weight shifted. Then there was the issue with both sides of his chest not quite lined up the same and special procedures to get things in sync. All in all, surgery just wasn???t the perfect solution he we imagined. Today, my son is happy, healthy and a little overweight with a bigger chest. He still buys big shirts, but realizes there are more important issues in the world than just having ???those??? on his chest. I agree. And if he???s fine with, so am I.

My son developed this condition when he started puberty. I could almost feel the pain he went through as his chest grew. Other kids can be so cruel. Getting a little heavy all over at the same time probably didn???t help either. He tried exercising and lifting weight, which toned his body greatly, but the chest only reduced to a smaller size???the condition did not go away. By 17 we were looking for plastic surgeons to correct the problem. We met with several, but in the end my son decided not to get surgery. The main reason was that after talking to all these doctors, we realized that he???d probably have to keep getting these surgeries whenever his body weight shifted. Then there was the issue with both sides of his chest not quite lined up the same and special procedures to get things in sync. All in all, surgery just wasn???t the perfect solution he we imagined. Today, my son is happy, healthy and a little overweight with a bigger chest. He still buys big shirts, but realizes there are more important issues in the world than just having ???those??? on his chest. I agree. And if he???s fine with, so am I.

This is the first time I read and understand that men can also develop breasts. I do not know how it would be like to experience such a "condition." From the article, I understand that physical appearences are really important to men, and I should not abuse any who unfortunately suffer from this gynecomista. To me, the physical appearances are not that important if we do not have conscience and a positive mind. teasing other people are not a very good action, especially teenagers. They might turn out to be bad people later or get hatred from others. Moreover, teenagers who have to hide their body under shirts likely have misarable childhood. They hide what their fear so that they could get along with others. I personally do not encourage this way of reaction. they should know that there have many people around them who love them with all their hearts regardless of how they look. So, these teenagers should not hide this fact. they should talk to their parents or try to seek counsel. they are there for them. I hope these teenagers who suffer from this condition understand that they are who they are. It is not the look that make a man to be a man. Rather, it is how a man deals with his obstacles and overcomes his own fear make him be a real man for everyone who loves and supports him.

I have had "breasts" all my life. I was never proud of that fact. All my broters and sisters for the most part are skinny. They do not have this condition. I've had to deal with it. I've had to accept it. Despite my situation I've grown to be a happy adult regardless of my physical appearance. My sons are showing signs of it as well. They deal with it, go swimming freely, and for the most part accept who and what they are. They aren't wholly proud of it, but they have or are overcoming their physical appearance. Their personalities like me make up for what they may lack in physical appearance. They will survice without any surgury. They will figure it out in time.

Amazing information. Thank you for the article. I never knew there was a name for this "condition", which I have suffered almost as far back as I can remember - to 7 or 8 years of age. I was not "heavy", but I have always had more volume to my breasts than I would like, and I certainly took a bunch of teasing from childhood through my teenage years. It did inhibit me from going without a shirt, and it did keep me from swimming as much as I probably would have otherwise. It hurt to be teased so. I feel very much for the other guys who have commented about their experiences. Perhaps I have been blessed with enough support and self-esteem that it didn't deeply damage me. Today, at 47, I am happily married, and have always considered myself "successful". Through my 20s and 30s, I never had any trouble with attracting women. Perhaps I over-compensated by dating too many women in a effort to reinforce my masculinity. It took me until about my mid-30s to be able to go without a shirt at the beach, and I still feel self-conscious sometimes. But I have never known there was any alternative to just being who I am physically and learning to accept myself. At this point, I will not take any action to "correct" this condition. I am who and what I am, and I see no point in having surgery or altering my chemistry. But it is good to know that others don't have to suffer the pain that I did growing up.

hey, palegar, I was there. The ridicule makes u feel that man (the jerks) is the lowest animal on the earth. I have had both acquaintances and strangers come out of nowhere and squeeze my moobs (unlike with old-man moobs, young moobs are firmer and the contour is visible thru clothing). My guess is that moobs bring out the psycho-sexual fears that many people have. Believe it or not, I am a doctor myself, but it took me till the age of 45 to get surgery, and it is one of the best decisions of my life. I did not get perfection, few people can, but I feel like at least I have returned to the land of the living. I want to encourage anyone who needs surgery to get it. Unlike the media stereotype, most plastic surgeons are sympathetic, and enjoy helping someone with a real problem, rather than treating head cases with face lifts. Make sure u go to a PLASTIC surgeon, not a general surgeon, cause those do-everything guys do 1 male breast reduction every 5-10 years. Forget the beach or locker-room, the high point of my day now is when I look in a mirror, and the lapels of my suit r not popping open. And my experience has taught me 2 things---never ever say an unkind word to any person for any reason, and speak out to your teachers and principals and school boards and get any school-yard bully out of the class and into therapy immediately---those bullies r ruining lives. If u r the parent of a bully, be glad he will now get treatment for a dangerous mental condition.

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