Boob size

You could expect to grow to 1-2 cup sizes smaller than your close cisfemale relatives with HRT. There are actually some calculations of ideal bust size proportional to other measurements. Doctors certainly would have access to these and they may even be online. The main thing is proportionality not size.

 

I feel ya on the baggy clothes thing. I also have quite large shoulders and a significant height and things hang off. Perhaps you could learn how to tailor for a closer fit? (That's what I'm having to do currently). Speaking as an average-ish size of breasticleness, try to avoid things with molded boob cups, V necks and tight sleeves. Totally agree on Gates' comment about HRT though, I've been trying to balance my hormones with just natural remedies and I've gone up a bit from it so the concentrated stuff should work wonders.

 

Having something tailored to fit will work wonders, I promise (or if you sew reasonably well, you can do it yourself for cheap). The most important thing will be figuring out how to dress for your body shape, no matter what stage you're at. If you buy clothes that will fit "someday" or just put off looking nice until then, you won't feel good in the meantime.

There are body shape calculators out there (just google it, or try this one: Body Shape Calculator ). The one I linked to also includes tips for how to dress your shape and all that. That information will help, but you may still end up spending hours trying things on to find only one thing that works (thus is the situation of women's clothing *sigh* )

 

If you are trying to lose weight, I would recommend you wait on cementing your idea of what your desired bust is, as whatever you have will change with the rest of you.

As for fashion

• Cut Out T Shirts (interestingly cut out shirts (usually with the slits or patterns cut out in the back) can be designed by you, and look very feminine. There are tutorials and pattern ideas all over the internet
• Tunics
• Henley Shirts (specifically ruffle ones) look very good on small breasted women

 

Yeah, I hear it's usually around a cup size (or two) lower than your female relatives. (Hoping for that B cup!)
I'm sure you'll be happy with things when it happens.

 

I really want Big boobs like I want them to be soo Big that they hurt. well maybe not that big but I wouldn't mind being able to fill out a couple of pro-cleavage tops i've seen.

 

This picture seemed relevant:

 

Watch what u wish for, big boobs do have thier downside, mainly get in the way times. I experience that a lot even after mos getting implants. I'm a size C-D now and there times when they make themselves known especially when I'm exercising or being very active . It hasn't been very warm yet but from what I heard bra and hot weather can be a pain too

 

No matter what size you're boobs are in the end, it shouldn't really matter. There are guys/girls who like different body shapes.

Personally when I look at a girl and think 'Yes!', it's cause she's quite short and has a cute face. Things like boobs/legs/butt/whatever else don't really bother me. But then I'm still not entirely sure if I am/aren't Bi, so feel free to ignore my input :lol:

 

Don't say that! I'm sure you are plenty cute (from your photos you seem to be xD), and lots of guys/girls like tall women

 

Well being a straight guy (albeit trans) I think boob size is overrated. I honestly don't find that having a bigger bust size makes a woman more attractive. I think what I'm trying to say is, people find different things attractive so don't worry about it.

 

Here, here! :eusa_clap

 

It's a lot more attractive when breast size is proportional! People have different looks and different things work for different people.

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You have a very cute face Holly.

 

Quite honestly, having small boobs isn't the end of the world. Some of my girlfriends have already given me tips to remedy the issue. Mostly it comes down to bra type. They both suggested that if growth is an issue, simply get a thickly padded bra. It helps with a natural shape and evens things out (as most cis-women can attest, 3/4 of the time they are at least a little lopsided).

 

My sister is tall with really broad shoulders and an A-cup. It happens, but what it comes down to is the shirt/dress and the bra.

When you've got a smaller bra size (going off my experience with AA/A) it is hard to find bras that DON'T come with a surplus of padding. Then you just have to find a style that fits well. Shirts can be a problem, but if you know how to sew, it's fairly easy to talk in a little on the sides.