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DNAHelicase -> RE: Mens breast play (9/13/2012 12:27:26 PM)
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ORIGINAL: yourdarkdesire
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ORIGINAL: DNAHelicase
I'm guessing since the OP is male and he said he asked subs to play with his breasts, he's talking about breast play on men. For a man to have something that would be considered "breasts" I'm guessing that man either is overweight or has pretty loose skin.
Oh Bolshevik! That statement shows you are totally ignorant of human anatomy. ALL men have breasts. The majority just don't have the extra tissue. And if they do, it doesn't mean they are fat. Many are caused by hormone imbalances. By taking hormones, a man can develop breasts. So you have basically just insulted all the tgirls.
Wow, that was unnecessary and rude.
The colloquial use of the word "breasts" often refers to protruding tissue (for lack of a better phrase). When talking about BDSM breast play specifically, I don't interpret that as nipple-only play and I don't interpret that as things such as biting or wax play or things that can be done on many other parts of the body just as well as the chest. I think of those as non-body-part-specific types of play. I interpret breast play, and hence the OP's question, as forms of play that can specifically be done on/to protruding breasts. I didn't mean to insult anybody by saying that men with protruding breasts are probably overweight or have loose skin, but that is what I think of when men talk about having breasts unless they specify otherwise and that's why I clarified my position before answering the question. If you don't like the way I think, that's fine, but it doesn't mean I'm ignorant. I'm sure some men have decided to grow protruding breasts purposefully or have grown them for a medical reason unrelated to being overweight, but I have never once come across such a person so it is not what I think of.
As for t-girls, the OP specified men, I answered about men. Not people who identify as a different gender and not people who have grown breasts specifically to fit the gender or body with which they identify, or trans men who might have natural breasts. I would have clarified my response differently if that had been the OP's question.
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