10-13-2015, 07:36 PM
thought i would chime in on this one!
1. I use a punch balloon wrapper in a towel. reason for that is the protection of the balloon and the towel can be shaped slightly. i hold it again me using a waist clincher i got from sears... XL size.. its alittle stretched but it holds it nicely... Similar item to this http://www.sears.ca/product/flexees-wais...50674-2368
2. Balloons again filled with water.. double them up so you have less of a chance of poping them and go with whatever size does it for you... outside of that breast forms from ebay are probably best.. some even come pretty cheap.
3. that part is what you like. i kinda get the impression on these forums its divide both ways depending on who you ask.
4. for this just look online for the general sizing charts, dress/suit up at home and take your measurements while in dress so its as close as you can get for the clothing you want. Trying them on doesn't float well in public being a male... but shopping for some maternity clothing isnt a big deal and the few times i was approached about it in public just said i was looking for my wife/gf... just try to make it sound like ya mean it, women have a sense for that kinda stuff lol
only other way to get the clothing right is to go dressed up but since male pregnancy isnt normal you would have to go the full mile and cross dress... i have done it before and it was amazing.
so thats my input! best of luck!
1. I use a punch balloon wrapper in a towel. reason for that is the protection of the balloon and the towel can be shaped slightly. i hold it again me using a waist clincher i got from sears... XL size.. its alittle stretched but it holds it nicely... Similar item to this http://www.sears.ca/product/flexees-wais...50674-2368
2. Balloons again filled with water.. double them up so you have less of a chance of poping them and go with whatever size does it for you... outside of that breast forms from ebay are probably best.. some even come pretty cheap.
3. that part is what you like. i kinda get the impression on these forums its divide both ways depending on who you ask.
4. for this just look online for the general sizing charts, dress/suit up at home and take your measurements while in dress so its as close as you can get for the clothing you want. Trying them on doesn't float well in public being a male... but shopping for some maternity clothing isnt a big deal and the few times i was approached about it in public just said i was looking for my wife/gf... just try to make it sound like ya mean it, women have a sense for that kinda stuff lol
only other way to get the clothing right is to go dressed up but since male pregnancy isnt normal you would have to go the full mile and cross dress... i have done it before and it was amazing.
so thats my input! best of luck!
