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Heidi chose to get big, melon-sized boobs. I didn't!
“Your boobs are too big to not have any support,” my mom angrily whispered while I tried to run out of the dressing room.
“None of my friends wear a bra!” I hissed back and distinctively remember throwing the stark white, cotton thing at her head.
I’ll never forget my first day at our new school. Out of nowhere, my friend Jenny snuck up behind me and screamed out, “Lauren! Are you wearing a bra!?” Without missing a beat, she reached behind me and snapped my bra right at the hook. It hurt and I was sure she made a mark but I just pretended like it didn’t happen. All of my other friends were flat as pancakes. The bra outline in my clothes was like this signal to the world that screamed, “Check this girl out! She’s going through puberty at lightning speed!” At lunchtime, I slipped into the bathroom, unhooked my bra, slipped it out through my sleeve and threw it in the garbage.
Kirsten's bikini top wouldn't hold my big boobs.
A few years after high school graduation, I had a bunch of girls over to my apartment to order in dinner and watch TV. Someone commented on how they thought Katie Holmes had the perfect face and body and that triggered a body image bitch fest. Everyone started wishing they looked like Katie and complaining about one of their own features that they weren’t happy with. One complained of being too hairy, another of having thunder thighs and someone else couldn’t stand the bump on the bridge of her nose. The funny thing was every complaint was met with a chorus of responses like “Are you serious? I would kill for your full eyebrows” or “Lucky! You have the best nose.”
Christina Hendricks makes her curves look gorgeous
I started to realize that the things we dislike about ourselves are often the things that others would love to have. I started to make a more conscious effort not to be hard on myself about my looks—especially my boobs—around my friends. I didn’t want us getting in the habit of using our time together to break ourselves down. And I made looking at myself in the mirror a time to build myself up—not pick myself apart. It was then that I could begin to look at my boobs as an asset—not a curse.
Instead of uncomfortable minimizer bras, I started treating myself to sexier styles. Instead of oversize shirts, I learned to shop for clothes that accentuated my boobs (in a classy way). Today my boobs don’t define me, they don’t embarrass me, they don’t bother me—they’re simply a part of me that I couldn’t imagine looking any other way.
Do you wish your boobs were a different size? Smaller or bigger? Tell us in the comments!
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I hate my huge, gigantic boobs. Im 5’8 and a size 40 DD. I dont understand! Men supposedly like breasts but yet they make the most degrading comments to me and insult me. Could someone explain? Thanks!
i love my big breast’s but one day at the gym a girl walked into the sauna and told me see mine i was like honey mine are real well partly at least i can bend over and dance and move and work out all you can do is sit down and they hurt but you know what i’m happy bye
I’m 13 and I have 38DD breasts and I hate them. I did lose 25 pounds but I hate that their all saggy and uncomfortable. I can’t find any bra that’s comfortable and everything about a bra bothers me. I am on birth control but only cause I had an ovarian cyst and I’ve been put on it so my period gets regular and my cyst problem should go away. But I have been bullied for 8 years in my life. I’ve been diagnosed with add and depression and anxioty meds but I still am in my room wishing I wasn’t me:( I hate myself:/ please help me. I’m so desperate for help.please.
dear julia, i am short and petite, but i have larger breasts. i hate them and sometimes whish i could cut them off. i used to deal whith such bad insecurety problems that i would cry my self to sleep. sometimes i wouldent eat just hopeing i could look how i wanted. but i realized that when i tryed on clothes i was trying to make my self look how i didnt, i would try on clothes not for my shape and be depresed when they didnt look how i wanted them to. stop trying to look like someone elses beutiful, what i mean is that you are beutiful in your own way and when you force your self to look like someone else it kills you when you cant acomplish it. think of one thing a day that you like about you self and own it! i still have insecurity problems, no girl will ever escape that, but remember to learn to love your self for you.
I aam just over 5’0″ and I have 32DD!! Hate them. I look fat in every picture.
im 11 and i would kill for big boobs (not literally lol) embrace your gifts !!! down the street from you there might be a little gurl crying becuz her boobs are small!!!
Cool story but I’m 13 and haven’t started my period and I feel like crAp cause every girl I know has bigger boobs I wear a b32 and I stuff it with a sock at the bottom And push them up but when I take off the bra there just tiny some one help me D:
The best thing you could do are exercises to sttnegrhen your pectoralis muscles, which underlie the breasts. Your actual breast size won’t increase, but the muscles underlying will get bigger, which will make your breasts seem larger and more perky.At fourteen, you probably haven’t developed all the way yet, so if you could be a little more patient, that would help.
Whats wrong with you people, seriously! Love your body no matter what shape you are and stop trying to assume what others may or may not be thinking about. Truthfully, they are probably not thinking about you at all! I’ve got big boobs and I love em! So suck it!
I wish i had me some… i’m 16 and still B cups don’t fit (#-_-)
i was flat as a board until grade 7, then one day i randomly sprouted 38DDD .
i never wore a bra until then, never wore an A B C D DD.. only ever a DDD.
i hate them, and i doubt i’m sized properly. i’m scared to be sized properly, they’ll tell me i’m like a 34.. F or something. because i know for a fact i’m wearing the wrong bandwidth… so loose… but it costs way too much to get a proper bra size
I SO wish my “tatas” were bigger!
boobs are just boobs. im 13 and i am 32C but nobody stares and they are just normal feeling
work with what you got girlies 
I HATE MY BOOBS I HATE HOW EVERYONES LIKE YOUR BOOBS ARE SO BIG OMG LEAVE ME ALONE ABOUT THEM I HATE THAT EVERYONE NOTICES THEN SO I WEAR JACKETS ALL THE TIME WHERE YOU CANT SEE THEM BUT I HATE WHEN PEOPLE POINT IT OUT
*cough cough* http://venusianglow.blogspot.com/p/bra-matrix.html
I thought I was a horrible who couldn’t fit into the 32 AA-DD size range. In reality I’m a 28FF and I can actually run without pain and fit into almost anything (no quad-boob), and I can actually wear pretty bras… ones not designed for pensioners.
My pro-tip for big boobs? BELTS. Show off your waist.
I say… MEASURE YOURSELF NOW! (best decision of my life)
I am a 32FF, and I can’t stand it. I hate that the assumption is that i am a dumb girl who always needs a man and sleeps around with anyone because my boobs are a lot larger than average.
My tip? Prove those people wrong. I show people I am independent and rely on no one to make me happy. I have “slept” with one person, and I have been with that person for two years, and I show people how intelligent I am by correcting THEIR dumb mistakes.
My advice for big boobed girls? 1 – GET PROPERLY FITTED AND FIND A BRA THAT SUITS YOU. That’s just crucial. 2 – Be confident, and prove those people wrong. 3 – When the time comes for you to be dating someone, make sure he isn’t in it for your assets. My boyfriend does everything in his power to make sure I feel beautiful, stunning, intelligent, independent, and loved for both my physical features and my personality.
I HATE my big boobs, I constently have to tell my male friends that those are not my eyes and have to call them out for staring, I’m only 14 >.<
My friends are flat as Pokémon too, so we're getting constently compared together!!
Mom says I'll thank god for how I'm made when I get older, but until then I'm hiding under my jacket and mudling through 8th grade . . .
I started to wear a bra in 4th grade and I wore a really cute blue shirt and I didn’t know that you could see my bra through it. This boy saw it and said, “Look! Allison’s wearing a bra!” It was so embarrassing. I thought I would drop dead right then. My boobs have grown steadily since then and now I am 15 and wear a 36DD. I have terrible back issues and I get stared at constantly. I have been made fun of and I still get made fun of. When I was younger I got really big and got into this sort of depression. I got into cheer leading and dancing and lost the weight but unfortunately not in my boobs. Now I just don’t wear bras without any extra padding and it must have under wire so my boobs are slightly lifted. I don’t really enjoy my boobs but I have learned to deal with them and get over it.
I have 34DD and I’m 13. It sucks. It’s the only thing i would change about my self but there are many advantages and this story explain that u should be happy with ur body even if its hard <3
That was a very cool story. When I started puberty, I ended up with what I thought of as a weird size: 36A. For those that don’t know, that means I have a big chest and small boobs. Then, after years of painful periods, I thought birth control would help. So when I started, my boobs grew to a 36C. They’ve stayed there since, but the shape and texture of them changed when I quit taking my birth control. Sometimes I’m very self-conscious about them, especially when they hurt, but most of the time, they’re just a part of me that I just have to live with. I don’t love them, or hate them. I just accept that they’re a part of me, and although sometimes (when they hurt) I want to just chop them off, I know that my body is a blessing, and that some girls would kill to be my size. It took me years to see that I really am beautiful, and with the help of my husband and growing up, I learned that not every girl has a supermodel’s body, and not every girl is supposed to! All girls are beautiful in their own way, short, tall, big, or small. No matter what size, we should love our bodies, and treat them well. =]
I started wearing bras when I started 5th grade…
I like my boobs, it’s just when I want to wear a low-cut shirt, I can’t because they’re all over the place
and at church I have to be EXTRA careful not to wear provocative shirts
Cool story