[dreamergirl]

Love seeing more action on the forum so keep it up! I also like how my boobs feel vs. how they look, and I’m still just a B-cup..! I have a lot of underboob and more tissue towards armpits, and almost no tissue on the top and center which makes a very flat look. " alt="" title=""> How ever when I press the breast with my palms from underneath it makes a handfull with no effort. It’s same with pictures, if the camera angle is from underneath I can look like a C-cup while if it’s from above I look like a child...

It’s very impressive that you’ve grown to a D-cup with just massage, what kinds of massage do you do and for how long?

I have the same issue. All of my fat grows near the armpit. I wonder what causes this issue? I see it pretty commonly on this site. It does definitely make boobs look smaller than if the fat was central... sadly.

I should probably state that I've been doing this for 3+ years (a little on and off) and started off as a small band size B cup (your B cup could even be bigger than I am now, depending on your band size) and honestly I've learnt that cup size means barely anything. Nobody would look at my breasts and think "D cup" that's for sure... but I am happy that I have made progress.

My primary part of my routine is massage, but I also eat NBE foods and try to get a generally high calorie intake so that I can gain weight to go to my boobs, and I went through a heavy soy phase (1 carton of soy milk a day) which I am not currently doing because it did make me feel sick.

My routine is not fancy only because I am limited by my own situation. I can't invest in the supplements and equipment that needs to be purchased online, so I make do with what I can find in stores around me.

I do a combination of all the massages I saw on YouTube videos (fat brushing and deer come to mind as some of the names) and I do it at night when I lay down before I sleep. The time varies I just do it for as long as I can manage. I used to count but I don't count anymore I think it makes it easier to keep going for longer.