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Weird Sensation

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I was wondering if this happens to others?  Since i have grown my small Breasts, when I sneeze my nipples get erect.  This may or may not be unusual.  I have asked a sis female and she thought it was weird saying no it doesn't happen to her.  Yet, I wonder if it is just unique to me.  This didn't happen to me when my nipples were flat on my chest ha ha.

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Dear Jennifer,

A cisgender woman's nipples get erect under two conditions:  when she is cold, or when she is sexually aroused.

Makes me recall getting my senior picture took as a high school senior. When the photographer said, "think about your sweetheart," my nipples stood out like toothpaste caps! Was wearing a knit bra and over that, a knit dress. When I got my pictures back, I was devastated. Certainly didn't buy them, but they were in full color in the yearbook! LOL!  😕

Your friend,

Monica

Jessicatoyou

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Hey girls, you're scaring me!! LOL.  As long as I can remember, my nipples always erect easily and often and become aroused, in fact it was always my preferred foreplay and self gratification even over genital foreplay. I try not to think too much of what will happen on HRT; just hope I'm pleasantly surprised! 😲

Dawn13

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My nipples do get hard and sensitive - when I rub them and in the cold as Monica mentioned, so you are not alone. :)

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