I don't usually have them, they were small, to non existant and then I got pregnant!
Most nursing fathers have difficulty getting milk to come in to feed their babies but I have been so fortunate to be able to carry a child, that my breasts naturally grow when I am pregnant.
My chest is normally completely flat as any mans is but the new milk glands that form during pregnancy create an easy and healthy way for me to feed my new baby. There are MANY health bennifits to me and to baby from nursing. Any new mom/dad would be NUTS not to try their best to nurse their baby.
Why do I bind them?
Why does a woman wear a bra?
No sensible person just lets their breasts hang about and flop around. That's just not nice to look at. So I have two options here. Wear a bra, or wear a frog bra.
Keep it simple stupid, I don't care for underwires, or lace. Bows aren't my thing either. Infact I don't want to lift and seperate, support or boost my cleavage. I'm a guy. A frog bra is nice. I have a makeshift one that is a tummy tucker tank top folded up. It's a sports bra.
I'm not hiding my chest, I'm not upset with how it looks. I just like how it looks in a sports bra in comparison to how it would look in a wonderbra.
Many breasted people make this choice.
I am also used to having a flat chest. I laugh at myself at home sometimes because running down the stairs is something else with breasts! I'm just so not used to them being there! They do get in my way but I have to remember what they are for! It's well worth the trouble of a couple extra pounds on my chest!
April 2007
Rycharde