Mirror_tan
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- Jan 26, 2007
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Not bad. However to find proportional breastforms for your frame you might have to buy TG specific large breastforms, as your frame looks like a woman of similar build would have large breasts. You have to be careful though, as I sense there may be a lot of frauds out there, thriving on the fact that many TGs can be ripped off and will be too afraid to report them to the authorities. A lot of places are online vendors with little accountability.
The ideal thing to do would be to go to a store that sells mastectomy prostheses for women who've had mastectomies following breast cancer. They generally had good reputations because they generally cater to the medical community. However, I've never heard of any TG people trying to get prostheses from those places, and I don't know how receptive they would be to the idea.
For some help, you can also buy shapewear, which can help create a perception of more feminine proportions. For example, a waistnipper helps to create an hourglass shape, creating an illusion of wider hips. And so on. If you have a tiny butt, you can also buy pads which flesh those out. And so on.
EDIT: Technically my mirror isn't full length either...and I scavenged it out of a dumpster at the end of the school year two years ago. I was lucky it didn't have lipstick marks or was shattered. The wood frame was cracked, but I didn't care. I also think a silverfish or two hopped aboard...but I killed them.
In college towns you can often scavenge clothes from dumpsters or near dumpsters, as girls are generally pretty wasteful. I've found expensive dresses from Wet Seal, designer pants and jackets and even underwear in dumpsters. (Pantie fetishists should seriously move into college towns...panties are freaking everywhere...especially after long weekends panties will be lying on the side of the road all over town, bike paths, apartment complexes, etc, etc...) Most of the time it's not even inside the dumpsters...it's usually in bags besides the dumpsters.
The only issue is size. if you can wash it, you might be able to trade it in to thrift shops, or sell it to them.
The ideal thing to do would be to go to a store that sells mastectomy prostheses for women who've had mastectomies following breast cancer. They generally had good reputations because they generally cater to the medical community. However, I've never heard of any TG people trying to get prostheses from those places, and I don't know how receptive they would be to the idea.
For some help, you can also buy shapewear, which can help create a perception of more feminine proportions. For example, a waistnipper helps to create an hourglass shape, creating an illusion of wider hips. And so on. If you have a tiny butt, you can also buy pads which flesh those out. And so on.
EDIT: Technically my mirror isn't full length either...and I scavenged it out of a dumpster at the end of the school year two years ago. I was lucky it didn't have lipstick marks or was shattered. The wood frame was cracked, but I didn't care. I also think a silverfish or two hopped aboard...but I killed them.
In college towns you can often scavenge clothes from dumpsters or near dumpsters, as girls are generally pretty wasteful. I've found expensive dresses from Wet Seal, designer pants and jackets and even underwear in dumpsters. (Pantie fetishists should seriously move into college towns...panties are freaking everywhere...especially after long weekends panties will be lying on the side of the road all over town, bike paths, apartment complexes, etc, etc...) Most of the time it's not even inside the dumpsters...it's usually in bags besides the dumpsters.
The only issue is size. if you can wash it, you might be able to trade it in to thrift shops, or sell it to them.
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