I don't like my body...

[The_Reaper]

I have minor gyno - puffy nipples - and I don't like taking off my shirt. My gf of 2 weeks said earlier, "i noticed you never take off your shirt, are you hiding something". Actually, yes - it does not look good. I am not overweight, in fact I am in good shape and quite muscular, but the gyno is very annoying and can be depressing. Should I just expect her to like me anyway, and not worry too much about what she thinks? This may seem trivial to some, but it is very damaging personally.

 

[Ace of Flames]

Then change it.

Nuff' said.

 

[unorthodox]

I have gyno too..... Change it, nuff said is my way to it. But while I'm changing it, doesn't mean I should feel bad about it. Go to eBay, type into search gynocomastia or whatever you smell it right, or search by seller for gc2_compression. He sells gyno vests that look very well under shirt, and give you added boost in confidence. If you wear XL then buy L or even M, they have a tendancy to get larger with washing.

You can reduce gynocomastia, there are pills for it, but I haven't taken any so can't tell you they any good. http://www.gynexin.com/

Here is another good resource http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=gynecomastia&spell=1


As to for how I over come it? First of all, I don't take my shirt off, don't go to the beach. It's ok to take off shirt with a chick when playing, then I don't care what she thinks, but outside, screw that.


Presently I neither have money for pills nor surgery, but a vest I can afford.



Hasn't that thing fvcked up your life from the early on?

 

[The_Reaper]

It's very annoying. I cannot wait to get the surgery - I will get a loan, whatever it takes, the money is worth it but I - or anyone else - should not have to go through this ****

 

[tr0ublemaker]

Gyno can be so DEPRESSING, man. I understand where you're coming from. There's a support forum that can be easily found through a search on google for "gynocomastia forums"..

Just take comfort in knowing that your condition is fixable, and you're lucky you can say that you're functioning in life without disease, terminal illness, or any other depression that plagues hospitals daily.