"I just want to feel normal"

Someone asked about the incision scar, so here's a picture. The scar is under my breasts, and is only visible if you're looking up at me from that angle, or when breasts are pulled up. After 2.5 years, the scars are soft and light, with no pain, and they're not chunky or bumpy.

Hey there! Figured there's been enough change to share. My breasts have gotten softer and fallen more into a relaxed position. (If that's not for you, just do pec exercises and they pop forward perky again, but I wanted them to be "subtle").
Miracle of miracles, they finally fall together now and I can get cleavage! I didn't think that would happen, especially when I was told if you didn't have cleavage before, you probably won't after because it has to do with distance and angle, and that's all natural.

That being said, I don't often wear things with cleavage. I've gotten so comfortable with my size and shape that I don't feel compelled to worry about how my breasts look. I often go without a bra, wearing a camisole or an under shirt if necessary, although a bra doesn't hurt on dates. ;) I also work in a serious field now, and am happy to report that going for a "reasonable size" was actually a really smart move for me long term, in case you're like me and were worried about being taken seriously.

Someone asked about the incision scar, so here's a picture. The scar is under my breasts, and is only visible if you're looking up at me from that angle, or when breasts are pulled up. After 2.5 years, the scars are soft and light, with no pain, and they're not chunky or bumpy.