I Love Tits, What Crossdresser Doesn’t?
By Jenn der Bentson
I Love Tits.
What Crossdresser Doesn’t?
It’s simple.
I love how they look on women, and as a crossdresser, I have no doubt that it is somewhat out of jealousy that I love to put them on myself and feel them on my own chest.
I love how a nipple looks pushing through a tight top. It is sensual. It is sexy. It is something that a guy just doesn’t get to feel. The only way I get to feel what that is like is to put on a good pair of breast forms and see what I look like looking down my chest or in a mirror.
The weight of them tugging at my chest when they are glued or stuck in place makes them warm to my body and become one with me when I move.
Even the feeling of fake tits on my body is something that I love. It is as close as I can get to having my own.
As I sit here writing this, I have tits on. My breast forms are lightly glued to my chest and held in place nicely by a halter top bra that lets the nipples stick out prominently. The dress I have on over it still lets the nipple bumps show a bit and keeps the tits held tight against my chest and I can look down and see bountiful mounds on my chest. It is sensual. It is curvy. It is a shape that is different than when I am in my naturally given male mode.
I love how they look and how they feel. In so many ways, I want my own. I want them permanently.
But would I really?
That is a super hard question. It is one that comes with social implications.
Ok, so I know technically I could take some hormone therapy that would build natural breast tissue in a way that would augment my natural chest. I know it could be significantly enhanced with breast implants. I honestly really could have a great pair of tits on my male body.
But how would that affect the rest of my life?
Society really isn’t at a point where it generally accepts guys who have tits. Sure, there are some efforts for transgenderism acceptance, but that really seems to be more about people who want to “transition” fully. I don’t want that. I just love the feeling and look of tits.
In a sense, it is a testament to my appreciation of the female form. I am turned on by women. I love how sexy they look. Love it so much that I am sometimes jealous of them and their form. Enough to emulate it how I can sometimes and get as close to the feeling of being as possible.
Tits are a huge part of that form and the feeling. Breasts are a major part of the feminine image and my appreciation of it.
Can any guy honestly not admit they would be jealous of a woman who has a beautiful set of breasts? Ok, so sure, there are guys who are not attracted to the feminine form, those who are gay and not turned on by the female form, but other than that how could any guy not be drawn in by a pair of beautiful bosoms?
Most guys have never taken the leap and had a bra let alone a pair of good false breasts put on their chest. The feeling is unique, it is sensual, it is transforming.
For now, my appreciation has to be passing. It is likely to have to be that way for the rest of my life unless I was going to make a major life changing decision to be somehow in-between the traditional sexual presentations. This is something I can’t see myself ever being willing to do largely because of the stigma from family, friends, and society as a whole. THe negative effects would be long and wide ranging on both personal and professional engagements and I can’t see making that jump.
But if I, most crossdressers, and honestly any open minded guys, are really honest with themselves, wouldn’t you want to have a permanent set of tits on your chest? Feeling them on my chest as I finish writing this leaves me with no doubt.
That being said, as a gal friend of mine once said, “if guys had their own tits, they would never leave home again.”
Touche.
She might be right.
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