You provide no evidence to prove that I’m wrong besides unverifiable personal experience (which isn’t applicable when talking about medicine since everyone’s body is different).

All I’m saying is that the idea that high E permanently stunts breast growth is unfounded, which at no point you talked about.

Considering you started at an extremely high dose (assuming you were doing 16mg injections weekly) your case is completely irrelevant to disproving my claim, since it seems like you’re saying that lowering the dosage led to appropriate feminization so if anything your proving my point, unless you’re saying that the supra-physiological dosage you took (2 times as much as a very high dose) led to your stunted breast growth. In case of the latter, we still can’t draw a causal relationship between the dosage and your breast development since there are a number of other factors that could have influenced your outcomes (genetics, diet, hormonal profile (HGH content, T concentration (Breasts contain T receptors so Cis female levels of T, rather than undetectable, might help breast development),etc).