John got his first bra

"That is something we can take care of." Dr. Valentine stood up and walked to the cabinet, where she took out John's new sandals. "This may feel a bit uncomfortable at first." She took something out of the cabinet and turned around to face John's back. "Now please hold both arms over your head." John did as she told him. He felt slim strings touching first his hands, than his arms. Suddenly some kind of blue fabric crossed his view from above. He followed it and saw Dr. Valentine placing it on his chest. A small string on the left and right side went up to his shoulders, two thicker straps hung a little down on the sides. As the doctor moved her hands along the thicker straps to John's back, he saw what he feared. Dr. Valentine was putting a shiny blue bra on him.

"Oh my god. You are putting a bra on me." John said shocked.

"That's right, John." Dr. Valentine replied while fastening the bra on his back. "To prevent your nipples from rubbing on your shirt you'll have to wear a bra." She said it like there was no other way.

The bra was a little tight on John's chest, pushing the little fat on it into two small mounds.

"I'm sorry it's creating a breast-like look." The doctor said sounding sorry about it, but she only acted. She put her hands into the bra's cups and adjusted the small mounds to create a breast-like look. "But this push-up bra is the only one I have in your size."

"But it's a bra." John protested still looking at the small cleavage he now had. "Only girls wear bras."

"But nowadays not only girls wear bras. Day by day more and more boys and men wear bras to protect their chests from getting sore from too much rubbing against shirts." Again Dr. Valentine lied to John.

"I have never seen a straight man wear a bra." John said only remembering seeing pictures of men dressing as women and wearing bras.

"That's only because most men hide their bras. They fear getting called 'cracy', 'perverts' or 'faggots'. But a bra is more than something a woman wears to push up her breasts. It's something to protect the chest. So even men wear bras to protect their chests."

"And there is some other benefit." Dr. Valentine whispered in John's ear. "The skin pushed up by the bra gets pretty sensitive." She ran a finger over John's small mounds. "Sensitive enough to make you feel good just from touching it."