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| "I am 23 years old (never been pregnant or obese) and I have hated my breasts since the Montgomery's tubercles (small balls around areola) appeared when I was 11 or 12 years old. I know that it's normal, every women has it, just in some cases appears more than others (like me). My breasts are sag and asymmetrical with stretch marks, my areolas are big. I'm insecure when a man says to me, "You are a beautiful girl", because I think "If I show him my breasts, he will find me horrible!". But I'm trying to love my breasts, because they are not different of others, they are normal. Thank you for your site, it made a big difference in my life! :)" | "Age: 26. Never been pregnant.
One breast waxed, other pre-wax.
Hate nipple hair, never knew if it was common or not. Wanted to share
picture because found website was comforting in knowing that I'm not
different." Click on the image to see a larger picture of the left breast, with hair around the areola. |
"I'm 20. I am a medium build with a 38D chest. No one but me has ever seen my naked breasts, but I know if the opportunity ever comes I will have a really hard time letting anyone see them. I am an attractive woman, and I have a fairly nice body other than my breasts, and I always feel like guys will assume I look better naked than I really do. I feel like I'll be a let down. I have always hated my breasts, I think they're too big and too saggy, and I think I have really weird nipples. They also have large veins on the tops, although you can't really see it in this picture. Although this site has helped me to realize that I am more normal than I thought, I still can barely look at them without feeling like crying. I think all the pictures in the media and in movies of perfect breasts have made girls like me feel like we are inadequate because ours don't look like that. I really hope that someday this isn't the case. Thank you for making this site. I hope one day we will all be able to love and appreciate the bodies we were given." |
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| "I am 53 years ago, never been pregnant. I've always been on the overweight side but my breasts have always been small and that has made me very self-conscious. Your page has helped me a lot, and I decided to send you my photo so it could help other women. In reality I stumbled upon your site looking for breast augmentation methods, and all that I found was breasts of models, which made me feel worse. When I saw your page and the photos, I noticed what was the reality and I started to realize that I was within normal range." | "19, I'm obese and have stretch marks despite being a 40 C. I have consulted with my doctor about the difference in size and she says they may eventually begin to grow evenly. I always sleep with some type of bra. I feel really good about them and haven't had any complaints " | "I am 19 years old and have struggled with the beauty of my breast ever since I was a small girl. The stretch marks and the small shape have always been talked about since majority of my friends are C cups. I have come to love my breast in every way. Even though they may not be what I see often, they fit my figure and that’s what matters." |
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| "I am so happy I stumbled upon your website. I was trying to search for
a place where I could buy a bra that would fit me, and your site came
up and reminded me that I don't need a bra!
I am 31, never been pregnant. When I was a kid I looked forward to having large breasts someday, until my mother had breast implants and I realized how weird it was to focus so much on breast size. Mine ended up very small, I can't even find a bra to fit me except sports bras. And I didn't even notice they were uneven until I saw the photo that I took. I am very happy with having small breasts, I have heard a lot of complaints from my large-busted friends about men staring at them all the time. I never have that problem!!! I think in the past I have worn a 34-B bra but those seem too big for me now, my breasts were slightly larger for a while when I took birth control pills." |
"I am 44 years old, have never been pregnant. I have stretch marks on my breasts, and I think that they are a little bit saggy, and I think that I have a big areolas and nipples, and I don't like it." | "I've always been rather skinny (125 lbs / 5'10") and
matured quite late, so that my breasts - at an age of
21 - perhaps aren't fully grown yet. After years of feeling not like a "real woman" due to their size, I'm now on my way to accept them as they are. Thanks to this site I also realized that their asymmetry isn't as uncommon as I thought." |
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| "I am overweight and 32 year old. I have have never lost any signficant weight, just steady gain since about the age of 14. Though I wear a 38 C bra, my breasts are very small for my body. My breasts are asymetrical (right breast is much larger than the left), hairy (I have PCOS), my nipples point in different directions, my areolas are huge, I have a lot of space in between my breasts and I have stretch marks. I have always been extremely self conscious of of my breasts and have been seriously considering a breast lift and augmentation. I am glad that I happened upon your website during my research and I greatly appreciate the consciousness you are creating. It is very important for women of all ages to understand and see normal breasts instead of the "perfect" and perky images (often fake) that we are bombarded with on a daily basis. Again, thank you." | "Hi- It was really interesting seeing the gallery, so I'm sending in a
picture. I'm 38 years old and have never been pregnant. I'm 5'-4", 210 pounds, which is technically obese. However, my breasts are small. I wear a 40B bra. I've been in the same 30 pound weight range since I reached my adult height, and I stay active, but I never diet. As you can see, my breasts aren't particularly saggy or stretched out. I've got curvy body with a defined waist, but I've always been a little self conscious about my small breasts. I wear a lot of padded bras, but I'd never consider surgery. I'm into size acceptance, and that includes my small breasts as well as my big butt. :-)" |
"Hello, I am 20 years old from mid-western US, never been pregnant, never been overweight. My mother never taught me how to properly wear a bra, so for a few awkward years I was wearing all the wrong bras (two sizes too small with an underwire, if you can imagine,) and they gave my boobs quite a cruel sag and I believe the material irritated the nipple. These days I'd rather not wear a bra at all, but the nipples are cross-eyed and down-gazing. I think its safe to say that most men don't much care (it would be against their nature), but when I'm down, my breasts are always a fine target for blaming my troubles on. Easy to operate under the assumption that I'm the only one on earth who's dissatisfied with my breasts and body. Not even sure how I'd prefer them to be -- if I had small breasts I'd probably wish them to be big. Always want what you don't have. Thanks for your website." |
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| "Hi, I am a 26 year old of African-American descent. My breasts appeared first when I was 10, I was chubby then, and they have had stretch marks and been saggy ever since. I have always been very self-conscious about my breasts. As I get older I am learning to accept them, but I still wish they weren't as saggy. I wear a 36C, and my breasts fluctuate a lot depending on my weight, my period, etc. I have spent a long time standing in the mirror wishing that my body looked different, I am pledging to spend at least that much time being thankful for the body I have." | "I've found your website great. I've never really looked at my breasts before and now I've taken pictures!! I never realised one drooped more. I'm 35, never pregnant and not taking any medication, I'm Irish, wear a 34D and weight wise I have a bmi of 25 but would always be considered big. Hopefully after this I'll take a better appreciation of my breasts and will be less self concious." | "I am eighteen years old. I'm average build and size, 5ft 6" and a size 10 - 12. My breasts have always been asymmetrical. It started out very unnoticable when I was 14, then it gradually got worse. It's now at the point where my right is a FF-G cup and my left is a DD. Four sizes difference. It gets me down alot. I should be out, having fun and clubbing, wearing skimpy tops but instead I need to find bras that I can stuff with padding to make them appear more even without it beign too noticable. I have a boyfriend of four months who I have plainly refused to let him see them. No matter how much he says he loves me I doubt I will ever feel comfortable enough to show them to him which is shocking as I'm young and should feel proud of what I have. I'm going to university soon, so I hope that perhaps aids my confidence. All of my friends seem to have these perfect breasts and I'm just the odd one out. It's a terrible feeling. When I'm older I may well consider plastic surgery as an option but right now I can't afford it. Strapless dresses and unpadded, non-underwired bikini tops are out of the question. If I had even breasts, I would definitely wear both of those. This site has been inspirational to me though and I feel that by looking at all of these healthy women, I'll be able to learn something and perhaps begin to accept my body as it is." |
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| "I'm 18 years old and have never been pregnant. I've always been a normal weight, more on the skinny side. My left breast is slightly bigger than my right and the areola on my left breast is also bigger. There is hair around my nipples. I used to have very small A cup breasts that didn't fill a bra but I recently went on birth control and they've grown. Unfortunately this recent growth has caused a bunch of red stretch marks to appear on my left breast. I've recently come to terms with my breasts and overall I am very happy with them (although i'd like the stretch marks to fade just a bit!). " | "18 years old - 34A. Ran track all four years of high school, athletic in college - slim/muscular.
I've always felt disproportionate; my legs and behind are comparatively large (34/26/37).
Thanks so much for the work you do through your site. In college, I sometimes find it difficult to remember that women come in all shapes and sizes and that you don't have to have big breasts to be beautiful." |
"32 yrs old, never been pregnant. 38D and average weight. I am so happy that there is a site like this. I developed early, first bra at 12 and was so embarrassed, no-one else had to wear one! It's only over the last few years have I become a little obsessed with breasts and others peoples and what they look like and do they look like mine. I wish they didn't sag as much but sometimes they look perkier than others. I have a love hate relationship with my breasts!" |
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| "I'm nearly 20 and have never been pregnant. I started developing at 12 and before I knew it I had a C cup. I thought my boobs were fairly big at a C as my friends all had A or B cups but I really started to freak out when my boobs increased to a D and then to an E. After this increase I got stretch marks under my breasts and a little on top but they don't really bother me. I also have little bumps on my areola. I don't really know what they are but I'm told they're normal. I used to think it would be much better to have small boobs and I thought my big boobs made me look fat but now I love my boobs even though it can be hard to find bras and I get the occasional upper back pain. I've never had the teasing or constant staring that many women with large boobs complain of." | Age - 23 years old. "My weight is average. I'm not totally comfortable with my breasts, I wish they were fuller." | Age 29. "I have had great weight fluctuations including gastric bypass surgery. My breasts do not vary too much according to my weight. I went from flat to a D over one summer in 8th grade. I currently wear a 40 DD or DDD. I have stretch marks and prominent veins. I have also researched reductions, lifts and implants (What was I thinking???). I am on good terms with them at the current moment." |
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| "Hi I just wanted to say that you have a great page, and I would be proud to have a picture of my breasts on it! I'm a 19 year old girl who has never been pregnant. I am tall and thin, but not directly skinny - I do have hips and female curves. I like the shape of my breasts, but lately they have gotten a little smaller than they used to be. I sometimes wish they were a little bigger, but I'm not concidering implants. I try to be happy with, and proud of my body. Small breasts are beautiful too!" | "A wonderfully inspiring website for those us that came up in a distant era. Caucasian of western and northern European stock, 60 years of age, 30 pounds overweight, never married, was never suckled. Hope you can use this! Keep up the liberating work." | "28 year old female. I do plan (want) to eventually become pregnant and breast feed for
at least a year. Yet, I have always had a sense that I am infertile. I
have never heard of POCS until I saw it on this website. I sincerely
think that I have it... I have had acne since I was 12 and it's just
gotten worse over the years ... And if I hadn't started electrolysis five years ago, I would
probably have a full beard - dark and thick. I've sprouted a few hairs
on my chest and around my nipples, but I zapped most of them and the
rest now I just pluck ... the
same with the few long thin light ones that sprout up around my jaw
line. Never had a mustache - I have light and less than the average
woman, of leg, pubic, and under arm hair - so that's never been a
problem. I'm in a long term healthy and loving relationship, but I am super self concious about my breasts. Now that it is currently bathing suit season I'm even more depressed. I can pass as a very attractive and shapely feminine woman - I do admit that I am a "head turner", but I am a completely different person underneath these clothes and without the make-up. I don't wear make-up to get all dolled up but to simply cover my acne. Basically what it comes down to - I HATE my breasts and thus my body. HATE. Even with my closest female friends - one time we went skinny dipping and I was the only one who kept my bathing suit top on. I wear a NU-Bra underneath my bathing suit tops - that is when I dare to wear a bathing suit. My depression is severe - my body is effecting my personality and social life. I am an extremely extraverted, outgoing, positive, loving person - except when I am by myself - which I like to be by myself most often." |
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After reading this site I realized I've never once seen a picture of a average woman's breasts! Only porn star boobs, and it always made me feel super self conscious but this site made me feel so much better!
Brandyie
This website helped because it made me realize that the image TV puts out that everyone has a great body is not always true and that everyday women don't always look like that.
Nicole
Hi! My name's Abby, and I was always rather self-concious about my boobs as well, and I'm rather, well, I think this is great that you displayed this and I think that even these things should be shown to women and younger-older teenagers to help lower their self-conciousness about boobs/breasts :) thanks appreciate it, and am glad now I dont feel self-concious anymore haha
Abby
Thank you so much for your brilliant website! Oh that such a thing would have existed 25 years ago! As a 48-year old caucasian, 5' 4", overweight mother of two, both breastfed, I'm finally coming to a place of appreciating what I thought were small and strange breasts.
My nipples have always been inverted and quite pale, but accidentally stumbling upon your site has given me a new confidence on the 'normality' of my breasts. I currently wear a 14DD (Australian sizing) but started developing late at 15. Married at 22, I was a 12A. Imagine my shock with my first pregnancy and breast feeding when I increased to a 16D. It was the first time I learned to appreciate my smaller breasts. I didn't know what to do with these large breasts, they kept getting in the way!
Now I'm just happy that I have healthy breasts and my husband of 25 years has always been extremely delighted, regardless of the 'ups and downs'! What a gift you've given me, and women everywhere, in showing us that abnormal is normal and the epitomy of perfect is abnormal for the general population.
Regards, Kay
A lot of ladies on here complain of large areolas and nipples. STOP IT! Men love it, and who cares if they didn't. I will post pictures in the future (don't have camera cord). I am Black American, 29 and my boyfriend loves my over-sized areolas. I think that it is beautiful and different from what is shown everywhere else. My breasts are barely a B, but I love them and he loves me dearly. I jokingly poked around for his viewpoint about enlargement. He told me that I better not ever get implants and that he loves my confidence. He said(what I have always felt) that my doing so would make him look at me a little differently because I sold out and lost the essence of what makes me special - my beautiful personality. REAL MEN DON'T CARE!
Terrica
Your site is great and very imformative. Very educational and what a comfort it must be to most women who have lived most of their lives wondering if they were different than others. Thank you for your great site because in this day and age of perfection this is quite enlighting. I am a Medical Doctor who has to deal with this issue all the time and sometimes I am not sure how to comfort some I treat.
gerry roberts
Thank you, this is an incredible project. And so necessary! I too came across your site while I was researching the possibility of having a surgical lift or reduction, and got kind of sickened by plastic surgery sites I started googling 'natural breasts' - and while I actually have a consultation tomorrow, I think that this site may well help me to decide against surgery. Looking at these pictures, I am grateful to all the contributors, moved to read peoples testimonies so thank you all. I must say I was really shocked to learn that women with small firm breasts, which for me have always been the perfect ideal that I wished my own breasts conformed to - and then to learn that many of these same women have felt awful for years about their breasts for not being big enough though gladly some of them feel a lot better now. I get the idea that there is far more pressure on American women to have big breasts than in the UK and Europe, and that fake big-breastedness is a more universal ideal of beauty over there whereas, although unfortunately we are now catching up in the plastic surgery stakes here in the UK, big fake round breasts are still considered kind of tacky and over the top by many people, only coveted by a mainstream, TV-watching kind of demographic whereas small natural breasts are considered to be more kind of indie and elegant and cool.
As for me, I am 36 years old, no kids, I take a 34 D or DD or even E cup. I am self conscious about what I consider to be the emptiness of my breasts since losing about 25lb - and keeping the weight off about 10 years ago - & although past boyfriends have always told me they're beautiful, I have been self-conscious since then. I like them better aesthetically for about 10 days a month, just before, during, and after my period when they are fuller, and then I can see what my bfs could see in them, only during this time they are also incredibly tender and heavy, causing me terrible neck and headaches at times although I find that keeping my up with my general fitness and muscle tone helps with this a lot. So, empty but painless, or fuller but painful, I am always a bit dissatified. I developed quite early, and was so self-conscious I stooped a lot to hide them - I am now having physiotherapy to correct the bad postural habits I developed during this period of my life. Also men do stare and shout stuff at women with bigger breasts, and I'm sure that you do also attract particular kinds of men - "tit-men", basically - as well as men who are actually truly interested in you. I can handle the attention - of all sorts - much better now I'm a grown woman, but it was really tough when I was younger. So - that's it - all I want to say now is - women love yourselves! xx
Rebecca
Oooh I am soo freaking happy I have found this site, and that it was made! Because for a while now I thought that because my breasts weren't perky that they were ugly or something like that. But no!! Now that I knew they are normal I am rather a happy camper!!
I am soo happy!! Because over the past year or so I have noticed that I have ugly stretch marks on the top of my breasts from when I was around a C and I am now well into a 40 DD, and I think my boobs are starting to grow again.
I thought they were ugly because they weren't as perky as my other friends', or that I didn't have as much cleavage, or even that they looked weird because I had bumps around my nipples, but thanks to this site I am so glad I have the boobs I do.
I was not happy with them, I was just wondering that if a guy ever saw them that he wouldn't be happy because they weren't perky, or that I have ugly stretch marks because they are too big and I have lost a lot of weight from when I was in the 8 or 9 grade. And now that I am graduating next month I'm just really happy!!
Kelly
Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou... Your site has made me all teary. I have never been comfortable with my breasts. I am almost 30, in Australia (where EVERYONE wears bikinis EVERYWHERE in Summer) and I have never had the confidence to wear a bikini top and nothing on top of it. Bring on summer.... IM NORMAL!!!!
Thankyou sooooooo much. *sniff sniff* (still a bit teary)
Kristi
This site is amazing! At 43 I am finally relieved to know there are normal women out there like me.
Could I also say that it's not just the media pushing perfect boobs - there's considerable peer group pressure from women who have had breast augmentation as they became strong advocates for the surgery. I have met several women who have undergone breast augmentation and other types of plastic surgery and part of their "post purchase" behaviour is to boast about how their lives have improved and how great they now look. They tell us "normal" ones that we are mad not to try and look our best and that our lives would improve with bigger or more shapely boobs, tummy tucks, liposuction etc.
Recently, one such woman actually laughed at me in my bikini in front of a group of male and female friends. She announced that I looked out of proportion and that I would be a lot happier if I had plastic surgery.
I wondered if other women around the world have noticed this similar cruel behaviour in women who have undergone plastic surgery such as breast implants? Does anyone have any advice on how to react when targetted by one of these "plastic people"?
Thanks again for your brilliant site. I'm sending it to all my friends.
Mayzie
one lady's that are big breasted to help with the pain in the back is to do upper and lower back workout. One lady is a jjcup with no pain in the back.
chris
Ei, this site is ok... But i hav a question... See my friend has uneven breasts. She told me her right breast is bigger than the left one. Is that normal? And will i be even? Is it also true that if you a boy touched your breasts, it will grow bigger?! Thanks!
topsyturvyIt's normal to have uneven breasts. Touching your breasts won't make them grow bigger.
I never like my asymetrical breasts, but now i've seen the pictures of normal breasts i realise this is perfectly normal. I started developing quite early, but stuck at an a for years before, well, exploding into a d cup. This has resulted in stretch marks i would rather not have, but now i see it's completley normal. To people who want breast implants; think forwward, do you honestly want to look like you're wearing a bullet bra at 70?
Thanks!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA's are beautiful!!!
Thanks to the wonderful cup lettering system, I have hated the letter A since the day I grew into it.
23 female, tall, skinny, A cup. I've been blessed with a healthy appetite and the inability to gain weight. I am the envy of many of my friends. I still struggle to this day with the size of my breasts. Oddly enough, I am very happy with my body, including my breasts, when I can tune out what I am told to think. But then, I have 'friends' say to me, "Oh, I'm soo sorry." You've got such a great body to make up for your lack of boobs." Um, excuse me? What's wrong with my breasts?? All my life, I've struggled with my BEAUTIFUL breasts thanks to our society telling me my breasts are not the norm.. Well guess what, I love them. I've contemplated breast implants like I'm sure most woman have, regardless of breast size. And what an injustice I would be doing to myself and woman of my size who have succumbed to the views of our society as facts. GOD made me perfect, in the image of GOD. GOD does not make mistakes. I AM PERFECT. I am PROUD that my children will not have a mother with fake breasts. How could I explain to my own daughter that she is perfect the way she is, no matter WHAT her insecurity may be if Mommy went and got breast implants so she could "look" better for other people for no real reason at all. I will wear my breasts and wear them proudly 'til the day I die. I am beautiful. I think women with small breasts are more attractive than woman with big breasts. They have more confidence than those who give in to fake breasts. Natural, no matter what size is the sexiest, most beautiful thing. We come in all shapes and sizes. Ok I'm done venting...thanks for listening!
attractive in upstate NY
I was wondering if having some hair around the areola is normal, as well as slight hair between the breasts?
ConfusedSome hair around areola is perfectly normal. Between the breasts, I don't know. If a woman has masculine-type hair on face, for example, that condition is called hirsutism.
hi im 19 from england and have been wearing the wrong size bra (36E) for over 9 years now coz everybody told me i was being silly when i kept suggesting my ample sized bras were too small for me. finally i got measured in rigby and peller and discovered im a 30G. Even with a properly fitting bra my breasts are very painful as they are so heavy. it irritates me immensely when women complain about wanting bigger breasts. they are very uncomfortable and i dont find them particularly attractive. i cant do sport as they dont make sports bras in my size and nowhere stocks any clothes that look remotely demure over these huge things. all i can think is that these women want to impress men that find nothing more than their breasts appealing. women should be happy however they look. god blesses u with whatever he gives you and i may not be totally satisfied with these boobs, im absolutely sure gona put up with them and would never ever change them!!
anon
You are doing a great job of spreading awareness. It seems like a bacon of light in the media-sick society. This proves that the more the media rules the 'blinder' we get to the truth.
Hope this site will help many realise the importance of their beautiful wives in comparison to the 'Cindy Crawford' disease.
MAK
It's really wonderful seeing all the help and reassurance this site has provided to so many women!
I am 18 and have very large breasts. I had DD breasts and then started taking birth control pills to help with my severe menstrual cramping, and my breasts grew to DDD. They weren't supposed to grow anymore! lol! I've endured years of teasing about my breasts, not being able to find very many dresses for formals, having to buy $40 or $50 bras because only certain stores, usually expensive ones, carry bras in such large sizes. If I don't wear a bra and run down the stairs in my house, I hit myself in the face with them. OUCH. They also hinder playing the viola and singing, which are two of the major loves of my life and my two college majors. With the viola, they make it hard to find a shoulder rest that doesn't dig into my skin, and my viola sits flatter on my chest that it would most other people, so it affects my whole technique. They make it hard to bring my elbow far enough under the viola to have correct position. And with singing, they affect my upright posture so I can't stand up quite as straight as other girls sometimes. Having 11 pounds of extra weight hanging off of the chest like this really can affect posture. If I don't wear a bra while practicing, they press on my ribcage and so I can't take the deep breaths I usually take for singing. I never played sports, mainly because I can hardly ever find sports bras that can support my chest well enough. I play a physical video game, Dance Dance Revolution, and after a couple of hard games, my breasts can get very achy that night and/or the next day.
In spite of all that, I do like my breasts how they are. They're not perfect by America's standards of beauty, but I plan on using them to give life to my children (when I have them, that is), and that, I think, makes any woman's breasts perfect.
After a long and hard search, I have found a man who loves me for ME and not for my breasts. He says that I, with my big slightly saggy breasts and the bit of extra padding on my hips, butt, and tummy, am the most beautiful woman on earth. I wish that every man could have the same opinon of all these wonderful, beautiful women that are so ashamed of the beautiful bodies that they have been given. If a woman breast feeds, she's giving the gift of life to a child. What greater gift can be given than the gift of life?
Sorry this is kind of long, but it's just so nice to find a place like this that I couldn' help but sharing.
Emily
breasts are just fine........ after 49 years of healthy living and breastfeeding 3 sons 12 to 28 months each I feel quite proud they have served me well. Your approach to breasts is helpful in creating some balance and education for our culture. A reminder ....
Mamograms hurt but do their job in screening for breast cancer. I get my boobs squished every other year and do self exams every couple months....
Laurie
Thank you so much for all the guys with the positive comments in here. I cried happy tears to hear from men saying that it is ok. Women can tell me, my husband can tell me but one expects her husband to tell her that she is wonderful the way she is and yet in the back of your mind you think, well he is just saying that but really he is like every other man that stares at all those perfect, round and large breasts. The photos helped me too because all I have seen are the ones in the movies. The breasts that never look like mine. I was believing that that was really what mine should be like and I was looking for ways to enlarge mine when I found this site.
B
After having 5 children i felt very self-conscious about how i saw my own breast. Now i know that i am not the only one that has minor disperfections. thank you, i am glad that i have found a website to make me feel secure about myself again.
Guadalupe
Thank you! I am currently breastfeeding my 5 month old. I was surfing the web concerned with how my breasts will look after I wean her. I've always had small breasts (more than A but not quite B) and I was beginning to worry about them a lot and whether I should consider implants. This site opened my eyes! My breasts are currently fulfilling there purpose. It's true that they may look different afterwards but that's just something I'll deal with. Our society really does put too much emphasis on these two masses on our chest. I guess it's time to get over that. I think I'll be a lot more accepting of my new body and be proud that it looks like this because I chose to do the right thing for my baby.
Sury
hi, i'm a male, 42 yrs, and i was wasting my time, cruising the porn websites, getting turned on...when i realized that it is all just one big charade... i'll have to find better ways to deal with my boredom from now on...thanks for the eye-opener... men should be spending their time in better ways, being more devoted to their families... thanks for this.
hey i'm 13 years old and i have always had small breasts. my friends had big ones by 7th grade and only me and 3 other girls in the grade have none. i tried wearing a padded bra one day but all my friends noticed and made fun of me cuz i "stuffed my bra". i used to cry so much. all i know is that it doesn't matter what you have now cuz you will most of the time grow....especially if you are my age you have plenty of time and i thank this website with all my heart for showing me that......
luv alwayz..
Thanks for this site. I came online to seek for confidence in my small breasts, barely then an A cup. I'm 23 and envious of people who can wear the clothes they want. I feel like I can too wear anything I want except the fancy tops or low cut shirts not to mention the fancy dresses. I think my low self esteem always impacted the way I dress myself. I'm still trying to fight over it.
A young lady
This is an uplifting, inspirational site... more please! Thanks for the reassuring images of real women & what real breasts are like. My whole life, I've believed that my tiny breasts aren't good. People seem to have this stupid mindset that large breasts are feminine, beautiful, perfect, sexy, etc... while small breasts are unfairly labeled ugly, abnormal, not sexy, not feminine.
It hurts to be called flat-chested & have this concept shoved down your throat. 60% of women in America are small-breasted, an A or B cup. The majority of women don't naturally have 36D/DD breasts that are round & perky on their slender frames. I wish I could love my breasts the way they are & I try, but I'm near tears whenever somebody pokes fun of small-breasted women or breast enlargement commercials are on TV. Beautiful women come in all shapes & sizes but rather than seeing the beauty of diversity, people ridicule it. These days hardly anyone has natural breasts anymore... they've been brainwashed into the "bigger is better" mindset. Thanks so much for cheering up a girl who wants to love her natural boobs the way they are.
Mindy
I just want you to know that this is a wonderful site, I have always been very self-conscious about my size and shape and nipples. I now realize they are normal and extremely common. This is what should be plastered on tv and magazines, not silicone implants!
Marie
My doctor said to me when I got breast cancer "Jennifer, your breasts have done their duty now, you've fed all your children, they are only milk bottles, but your milk comes in much more beautiful containers."
jennifer
Goodness me! What an array of normal boobs!! Just goes to show doesnt it, that we're all normal, just different.
Fantastic site, I'm 43, breast fed all my children and have now lost a breast due to cancer so even though I'm lop-sideed, I'm still half normal.
Pookspoons
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