It can be a shame or a source of delight to different people. For an ordinary bloke , it can be shameful , disgusting and being tormented with those extra flesh on their chest.
For a trans gender or a transsexuals, it would be a welcome delight
Some people crave for it but did not get it , while others who did not want it have to accept it whether they liked it or not.
What is it like for a man to have boobs ?
Initially , they may feel elated and enjoy playing with it but after some time , the novelty wears off .
When you don't have it , you want it but when you have it , it is just like a part of your body. You don't feel any special about it anymore .
For the straight guys , it can be an inconvenience as they have to hide them from prying eyes, lest they become the target of attention and unwarranted and unkind comments.
Some of them would hide them by tying a tight bandage around the chest or they wear several layers or baggy clothes.
Going to the beaches or swimming pools were out of question.
The problem is caused by too much female hormones that are present in our food chain. The meat and vegetables we consumed , contained those female hormones .
The contraceptive pills which contains those female hormones, Estrogen and Progesterone are leaked into the environments and those fishes ,animals and plants absorbed them up.
Excessive female hormones in their diet can cause the men to have boobs or being feminized by those hormones.
Though those hormones have an effect on those guys , the effects on females are somewhat different . There are girls who are small breasted or 'A' cup and who wished to increase their size by a cup or more .They have tried every means but are disappointed by the results.
Those moobs cannot be removed by vigorous exercises or diet but only by an operation. The fatty tissue is removed by liposuction and a gland is removed to prevent it from regrowing again.
Moobs are usually associated with those obese people because of their body fats.It is a common occurrence.
Reference and thanks to :-
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/woman/health/health/article2417319.ece
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