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| "I'm 35 years old, and I wear a 12E bra size. I've never been pregnant before. And I've never been over weight. I'm currently not taking any birth control or other medication. I only wear a bra if I'm going out in public. I find it very painful to wear a bra for more than 4 hours. My breast can be very sore, lumpy and I suffer from back and neck pain. I've been seriously considering getting a breast reduction and have been researching the internet looking for images and I came across your site via google. I hope my photos will be of some help." | "I am 18. I am not obese but slightly overweight due to an old injury but everybody in my family is curvy. I am 36-38 D/DD--depending on the bra. My right breast is slightly different due to the muscles in my shoulders being different which is caused by an old ankle injury. I have stretch marks but they are pretty light. Also, my areolas are very light so they are hard to see in the photo but I was always embarassed that they were big. Both of my nipples are slightly different--my right one protrudes more. I also have some slight acne on the tops of my breasts and the pores are very visible and in the center of my chest feels coarse and often has acne.. There is a dark mark under my left breast from wearing bras. I had rapid growth and within a year went from a B to a D/DD. I have never been pregnant. Until I saw this gallery, I felt like my breasts were weird. Although I still will be wearing bras (they move around too much) in public, I never wear one at home." | "It has really opened my eyes to know that most women
are struggling with the same issues. We are all on the same team and should help build each other up
and remind one another that we are all unique and that's what makes us special. I am 24 but will be 25 very soon and have not given birth/breast fed. I measure: bust-36in, waist-30in, and hip-43in and I am 5ft 4in. As a teenager I was made fun of by other girls about the shape and size of my breasts but not by the boys. Seems like girls degraded my breast size and shape more than the guys. I was very ashamed of the way I looked and thought I was the only one with puffy areolas and nipples. Now I know there are others like me and I am not alone. I think I may suffer from tubular hypoplastic breasts but to my surprise, I have received several compliments in my adult years about their shape. My husband has always been very comfortable being nude and he has helped me feel confident while unclothed. Yes, it is hard to find a bra and shirts that fit well, but at least my man adores my body and and I don't have to hide myself anymore." |
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| "18, never been pregnant. I have been battling weight issues since 4 years old. I was a chubby child, and when I was 12 I went on a diet and lost about 30 pounds. I have constantly gone up and down the scale ever since, as much as 20-50 pounds gained or lost within a few months. This has caused my breasts to grow stretch marks all over from growing so fast, but they have faded. At my higher weights they are 36C but saggy, and at lower weights they are 34A and very firm with a tiny nipple. ... In the past I have wished for breast enlargment surgery and felt they aren't large enough to suit my naturally curves and large frame. But right now I am fortunate enough to have a loving guy who makes me feel that my breasts and my body ARE normal and beautiful and ARE attractive. When I told him I was wanting enlargement, he whined "Nooo!! They're perfect!" and that alone has made me comfortable with them, just knowing that my natural self is preferred to a fake porn star body." | "I am 20 years old. I have never been pregnant, nor have I ever had breast surgery. I am a 34 DD. I have faint stretch marks on both breasts and I think they are saggy. I have always been skinny and self-conscious about the natural size of my breasts, especially the areola. Finding a bra or swimwear is quite a task." | "Age: 18, average weight (145 lbs), very faint stretch marks, one breast slightly bigger than the other, 34B. Love my breasts!" |
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| "I'm a 37-year-old African-American. I've never been pregnant. I'm 5'6" and have always had a slender, somewhat athletic build. Though I truly believe my body is sexy, sometimes I wish I had slightly bigger breasts -- at least a full A-cup. I'm still working on not comparing my figure to larger-breasted women's -- and hoping for a very late growth spurt. My hope, though, is that because I have small breasts, true admirers will look at my entire body and not just my chest. Thanks so much for this site; it's done me a world of good." | "I am 19 years old. Never been pregnant, or have breastfed. I got put on birth control and my breast grew 2 cup sizes, I am now a 36 D." | "I'm 40 and I've never been pregnant. I was a 34A but now I'm a couple of stone heavier I'm a 38C. I'm proud of my breasts even though they're now sagging a little." |
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| "I'm 19 years old. I have stretch marks from a growth spurt when I hit puberty. I'm overweight and struggling everyday to lose weight. I always thought my breasts were small, ugly, oddly shaped, pointed outward, and my areolas were too big, but now I love my breasts thanks to 007 breasts for showing me they are normal and beautiful." |
"I'm 27 years old from Portugal, never been pregnant or breastfed. My breasts started to grow when I was 11 and I gained a lot of weight until my 14[th birthday]. Lost 20 kilos after, and gained and lost among the years." | "I am 33, never been pregnant, and have always been self-conscious about my inverted nipples... until I got them pierced. I was a 34B barely-B-cup until I was 28, after gaining 20 lbs I became a 34C-cup. My breasts are very firm and perky, but don't hang in the idealized 'teardrop shape'. I am constantly bombarded by models and the idealized breast shape, your site makes me feel better about my breasts not being perfect and reminds me what real breasts look like. No stretchmarks - just lines from laying on my Pj's." |
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| "I am 27 and have never been pregnant. I am a redhead so my skin and nipples are very pale. My nipples have got darker pink as I have got older." | "I am 23, have never had children or breastfed. I have been overweight my whole life, at time was classified as obese. I have always been self conscious about my lop-sided breasts... then I saw this site and my opinions changed!! I hope my pic gives other "lopsy" girls a bit more confidence, you are not alone!" | "I'm 19 years old. Within the past two years I've lost around thirty pounds and gained 15 back. Because of that I've gone from a 36C to a 36B." |
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| "I'm 22 years and and have never been pregnant. I'm obese, but have never had any major weight loss or gain, just a stready increase. My breasts started growing in when I was 11 and have sagged as long as I can remember them. There's also a mole on the bottom of the left one that's kind of smushed from being rubbed under my breast for 11 years. I'm a cup size C and used to be disapointed when I was younger because I wasn't as big as my mother. When I was 14/15 I was terrified to loose weight in case they shrank." | "I'm just 19, never had kids or breastfed. I'm a UK size 10/12 and wear a 34D/32DD bra. I have quite a few stretch marks on my breasts. I have considered a boob job as they are too saggy and uneven for me to really be confident with but I decided against it. I think we should all accept ourselves for who we are and not be afraid to show others. Until recently I thought that I was completely abnormal for someone my age, but after having seen sites like these I've come to realise they're fairly normal. I would also like to thank everyone who has sent their picture in - it's made a real difference to my self image." |
"I'm 23 years old, never been pregnant. I'm pretty overweight and always have been. I've always got stretchmarks on my left breast, never the right. the left breast is a good bit larger than the right. I have huge areolas but they're not very well defined and the nipples are fairly flat. I also get some hairs around the areolas but always pluck them out." |
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| "Hi, I'm 23. I've never been pregnant. I'm not skinny and not overweight, my body is just right, but I've always been obsessed that my breats were too small. I'm starting to like them now and my honey says he loves them, but still sometimes I wish I could have them bigger like other women. I want to thank this website, because it gives the chance to see reality, instead of the photoshopped women on tv. I think we simply are never happy with what we have, even if they were bigger, probably I'd still have something to complain about." | "Hello there! Your page has deeply inspired me, so I'd just like to help out.
I am 18 years of age, and I've never been pregnant before. I am not incredibly slim, nor am I obese, and I DO have stretch marks. All through my teenage years, I've seen pictures of 'perfect breasts', and 'perky breasts'. Due to those pictures, I'd been disgusted and enraged of how my body turned out. Thanks to this page, though, I realize that I'm just normal, and have grown quite fond of them. I hope it helps others like it has me!" |
"I am 19 years old. I have been fitted as a 10DD (Australian sizing) although recently I have lost about 6kg and have noticed a small change in the size of my bust, yet am not sure if it has been enough to actually alter my cup size, after all I am rather tall. My breasts are the same shape as before.
From almost the moment it became apparent I was developing, I began to hate my breasts. I believed I was deformed. I would always wear baggy jumpers and would literally break out into a sweat when the fabric of my top so much as scraped the outline of my chest. I was a rather erratic bra-wearer up until about Year 9 as by not wearing one I was able to deny to myself that the 'hideous' things even existed. This eventually exacerbated my insecurities, as from then on I was tormented by my conviction that I had 'damaged' my breasts. After viewing this gallery at various intervals over the years I am certain as ever that this is the way my breasts would have always looked, bra or no bra in those early years. Nowadays I am much more rational in the way I view my body, although I still have days where I am critical. Sadly I think this type of thing is a constant battle for most women. I do still worry about whether or not they sag and sometimes I wish they were a bit fuller. My breasts are COVERED in stretch marks, some more prominent than others. I've noticed that they seem to sit lower on my torso than a lot of women; I think this is mainly because I have quite a long body. When I feel negative I often look in the mirror and ask myself how I would rate my body if there was another woman's head on top instead of my own. It's always a lot less harsh, complimentary in fact. Our body hang-ups are well and truly in our heads. I feel this website is so crucial, as for most women there is no other accessible source of reality in regards to the appearance of natural breasts. Yes there are plenty of women with naturally bouncy, round and generally 'flawless' breasts and they should enjoy that, but there are plenty more women whom are just as beautiful and lovable who don't fit under this description. I feel sad about time I've spent ridiculing myself, but I feel I'm getting closer to brushing aside the rubbish of the media and accepting my body. As women we are not fragile little figurines, we are human beings and capable of so much more than obsessing about our looks. There is no use continuing to waste away possibly the best years of your life with self-loathing, because in the end all any of us will be is dust and bones, even those of us blessed with a 'perfect' bosom." |
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| "I'm 18 years old. I'm average weight, not too thin. I have curves and I have thickness. I'm Caucasian. I've been self conscious about my breasts ever since it was pointed out that they're differently sized, which I didn't notice. This site has made me feel better about my body in a few ways. I've been depressed... :( It makes me feel really ugly. I'm too embarrassed now to let anyone see them because I'm scared that they'll judge me about them. I've always known my breasts were small, I usually wear a 34A or maybe sometimes a B, but I was always grateful for them since I'm more on the athletic side. I swim a lot and they've never gotten in the way. Still, I hope that I can accept them for what they are soon. In the end, I hope every woman realizes that they were made the way they are for a reason. Every woman is different. This site has made me see that." | I'm 24 years old, never married, no pregnancy before. Lactating due a hormonal disease [which is] now controlled. | "I was inspired by your projects and felt the need to contribute. I am 18 years old and have never been pregnant. I am very large but despite this, my breasts have always remained small, a 52B at best. The main problem with my breasts is the permanent deep red welt running from arm to arm underneath. This was caused by wearing illfitting bra's as highstreet clothes shops just don't cater to me and I've been unable to buy a proper bra." |
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| "I'm 35. I'm large framed. I've never been pregnant. I've worn sports bras most of my life, which may have contributed to the sagging problem. My right breast has always been larger than the left. I've always been self conscious of having large nipples with visible veins. I really appreciate this website. Not all women have perfect breasts like the airbrushed magazine photos." | "Age: 19. I do have stretch marks on my left breast. My breasts just developed into what I have here. I did go to a doctor to check them out when I was around 13, he explained that it was normal and that if they did not become equally proportionate I could have a surgery done. Well they didn't even out and I didn't get surgery. I am contemplating getting surgery though. The doc. gave me a brief synopsis of the situation, nothing detailed. I haven't made my breasts affect my social life much because they look pretty normal in clothes when I have on a bra. Sometimes I do wonder how guys would react to them and this makes me very self-conscious, sometimes I think maybe that's why I'm still a virgin, that and my moral standings. This website has been a big help for me and (it seems) a lot of other persons. I am a bit self conscious when it comes to showing my breasts to anyone even my mother, but hey I am what I am and I look how I look (EASIER SAID THAN ENACTED). If we cast aside all outside expectations we'd all see we are beautiful ...but with the media sending messages on how we are expected to look we start to doubt ourselves and our images." |
"I am 18 years-old. I wear a 40DD. If you can't locate my areola, trust me, they're there and huge. They're just really light lol. I am asymmetrical and obviously sag a lot. I have a lot of scars from dermatillomania and I have four self-inflicted hickey bruises (don't ask). I actually didn't know I was so asymmetrical until I started taking the picture lol." |
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The following comments are from various visitors to www.007b.com. 007 Breasts is not necessarily endorsing everything written in the comments. The comments and opinions below belong to the commenters who made them. The comments are posted here because they might further help and encourage men and women who visit this website; however 007 Breasts is NOT responsible for the comments nor for any loss or damage caused by reading them.
I've been really self-conscious about my breasts for a very long time. I'm short statured (5'1'') and thin (about 95lbs) with 32DDs. Going through your pictures, I saw all shapes and sizes of women and their breasts and some that even outweighed mine. Just seeing the vast variety has helped me become at peace with my body. Thank you!
Being a young girl in high school is hard enough without everyone focusing on their bodies, and other people's bodies. Lately I've been feeling really down about myself, particularly the fact that my naturally thin body has no curves. It makes me feel better to know that basically all women are (even guys are!), but you can still be happy and comfortable with your body.
This is one of the best ideas for a women's site I've ever heard of. Reading the stories and seeing their confidence, even though no one is perfect, I think all of these women have beautiful breasts. I feel much better after seeing REAL women, not some pornstar's wacky fake boobs!
Thank you :)
Jess
This website has been very reassuring to me, as my breasts are not spectacular by media's definition, but a few men have said I am perfect no matter what I thought of myself. Also I have overheard men say, "Who cares, they are boobs" when commenting on the size or shape. . . We just need to find the good guys who aren't skeptical, because of their own shortcomings. . .they are out there, and they are wonderful just like us, maybe not perfect but who is???
candice
Well, I just wanted to say that..I think all of the women on here deserve a pat on the back for being so open and willing and to put their pictures and stories on here. I myself have an incomfortability with my own breasts. I've been struggling with it for years. I came across this site and it made me feel a lot better to know that I'm not the only one who has these insecurities. Thank you so much! <3 Ashley.
Ashley
I've had saggy breasts for as long as I remember... I got my period in the 4th grade (age 9) so I developed pretty quickly.. I have stretch marks, and a noticable bulging vein, on top if it all I have very large areolas.. about 4.5 inches in diameter.. Thank you SO much for creating this site.. I feel much better about the appearance of my breasts !
secrets
Thank you so much for making this site. I have been led to believe my entire life that my breasts were inadequate and it has caused me to be extremely self-conscious. From this site I have realized that there is nothing wrong with my breasts and if you ever need another picture I would be happy to donate. I really appreciate your message. Thank you.
Katherine
Having been told by my doctor I was overweight, recently I have been working out more and eating more healthily. Even though I have lost approx. 16lbs, ironically this focus on exercise has made me more self-conscious than before! When I look in the mirror I am convinced that I am larger than before (even though I took a photo at the start and then bi-weekly to prove to myself that there is a difference - def try this if you are planning to lose weight). Anyway, with regards to boobs, this heightened self-consciousness made me hate my boobs as I thought they looked saggy and like an old-ladies, even though I am only 23. Whilst trying to find some information on how to remedy these effects, I came across this site. I am so glad I did. It really made me realise how different and individual we all are. I realised that the perky, pert breasts that frequent television shows, billboards and pornography are not real. But I am. Thank you for this site. And thank you all for being real women! You are all an inspiration :)
Ro
I think this is an amazing website.
My mum had a baby when I was 16 (and 2 more afterwards!) and has always been a very vocal advocate of extended breastfeeding (my youngest sister was breastfed until she was 5). So for the last 13 years I have been completely comfortable with the idea of breastfeeding and that this is what breasts are designed to do. By rights I should therefore be completely comfortable with the size/shape of my own breasts but unfortunately I seem to have been as susceptible to the idea of female inadequacy based on breast size as I have been to the positive influence of my upbringing in terms of mothering.
I suffered from anorexia for 12 years and although I am now recovered, a normal weight (barely a UK 10) and have a very healthy attitude towards my body most days, I still succumb to feelings of inferiority and discomfort surrounding the size of my breasts.
Through reading this site I am starting to realise that I am not alone in this, and that perhaps it is unavoidable given the attitudes in our current society. When I get down about my breasts (which, after looking at the galleries, are NORMAL!), it affects my whole mood and I find it absolutely crippling. Following my most recent recovery from anorexia (I've been recovered before but not fully) my breasts have 'returned' to a UK 30E which I believe is their natural size, and yet I still feel they are too small. This is despite all my pro-breastfeeding upbringing and the knowledge that, actually, as a dancer and someone who likes to be active, life would be easier if they were a bit smaller. But still I attach my self-worth to the size of my breasts and feel I come up short.
I have worked very hard to accept the rest of my body and change my destructive attitudes and behaviours towards it, and in many ways I feel I have succeeded. Now on a bad day I am indifferent or only slightly uncomfortable about my body and it doesn't last long enough to affect the rest of my day, but on a good day I genuinely love the way I look. After spending half my life hating the way I looked and putting myself in great physical danger chasing a destructive ideal that only existed in my own head, I think this is amazing and I'm extremely proud of myself for this achievement. But still my breasts are a weakness. People can say my bum is too big or I look fat all they like and it bounces off me, but if someone says my boobs look too small it sends me spiralling into feelings of self-hatred and inadequacy. I associate body dissatisfaction so strongly with the potentially fatal consequences of eating disorders and the deep knowledge that who I am is not dependent on how I look that I refuse to tolerate it in myself anymore. And yet somehow my breasts are excluded from this and I still allow my mood to be affected by something that is just as irrelevant as the size of my bum or the shape of my arms. Why, with all my different experiences (positive through breastfeeding and cautionary through eating disorders) do I find myself stuck in perpetual breast dissatisfaction? What is it about the attitudes and images in our society that makes them stronger than the real experiences I've had in my life? And how can we change this?
I count myself extremely lucky to have had the experiences of childbirth and breastfeeding that I have had, and I applaud all efforts to normalise these parts of life. But I feel that the sexualisation of breasts at the expense of an understanding of their true function isn't the whole problem. For so many women I know, the size of our breasts is so inextricably linked to our feelings of adequacy, acceptability and self-worth that it seems almost impossible to disentangle it. How do we combat this? Many people around the world are doing fantastic work to help women stop hating themselves through their bodies, and for some websites like this can be a turning point. But it is an ongoing problem and something fundamental in our society has to change. What, I don't know.
I will continue to fight my feelings of dissatisfaction and discomfort around my own breasts in the hope of one day being able to stop this personal attack on myself. I will learn to accept that I am no more the number on my bra than I am the number on my scales; I just hope that society one day finds a way to do the same.
Beth
I smiled while reading the comments on this site. They really do make me feel a lot better. I am 15 years old. At this age most girls are self conscious about their bodies. I know most of my friends (including myself) are conscious about not only our breasts but everything else about themselves. hah... This site takes all of the pressure off my breasts. Looking at these pictures made me realize that I'm normal. :) Reading the comments made things a lot better. Especially the comments from the men on this site. It's nice to know how they feel about this. I don't know why I was so conscious about my breasts. They are perfectly fine. Just larger than usual girls my age. So I get teased and I feel like the attention was on my chest. haha but now I can stop worrying about my breasts. I can move on to the rest of my body. Just kidding. :P
I am very happy with myself now though... Thank you. I hope that other girls will learn to love themselves.
Isabelle
I stumbled across this website on accident. I've always been extremely self-conscious about my breasts, and I never thought about looking at normal breasts before, seeing if I was in fact normal. I love this website. I think it has really helped allieviate at least some part of the self consciousness I feel every day.
Ray
The gross reality of it all is that the world has been setting the standards for how women should look. Your size should be this, you should'nt weigh over 110 pounds, and your breasts should look like this. Too many guys buy into this crap and expect women to accept it, and they do, to some extent or another. We are all made different to appease the universal buffet. If we were all to look alike, I'd be 6'2" and studly. Instead, I'm 5'9" and slightly overweight, but, I accept myself and the women I have been fortunate enough to know in one way or another as-is. Natural is beautiful, plastic is for toys, and saline is for bausch-&-laum. If your breasts are small or big, or tube shaped or crooked it would never matter to me, and shouldn't to anyone else either.
Greg
I'm so glad that I found this site. I didn't come here looking for a turn on or anything like that. I came here because my girl is self-concious about the shape and size of her breasts and nipples. With the information and pitcures on this site, I feel that I am well enough epuipped to help her shed some of her hate of her body. I have also learned to apprectiate the shape and size of her breasts more and I have realized that there are more "imperfect" breasts than there ever has, or ever will be "perfect" ones. Great job on this website! Keep on doing what you've been doing!
Tyrel S.
I was looking online for breasts cuz I didn't think my areolas were normal and I just discovered that you can get them reduced with surgery... I was seriously considering the operation when I stumbled on to the breast gallery. I now feel better about them. It's not too bad and there will always be a doubt there but I know it's normal and that I'm not the only one with these insecurities... just knowing that helps alot... thanks :-)
Kika
What a great website. I generally can deal with my appearance, including my breasts, but some days you just look in the mirror and think you're the ugliest person alive. For no real reason, I googled "i hate my breasts" and ended up here. Hey! Other 20somethings with breasts that sag! Oh, right, I'm NOT the only one - gravity just HAPPENS.
I don't wear bras often because I can't find a thing that FITS - either I'm popping out somewhere or they just don't support me at all. So I suppose mine are saggier than some (they look right at my feet, ha ha), but in the end, it's JUST NOT THAT IMPORTANT, and we're beautiful the way we are.
Thanks for reminding me of that.
I just wanted to say how grateful I am for this website. Today one of my roomies mentioned a girl with ugly breasts, (ugly had never really occurred to me) and it got me thinking that mine ARE ugly. One is slightly larger than the other, and recently it had come to my attention that that is NORMAL, but that coupled with the fact that they sag and I have some very disgusting skin (looks like clogged poors, if you know what I mean, I cant get rid of them!), and bumps all around my nipples. I've always been big busted, I hit puberty at 8 and was in a size B in 4th grade (may have been in 3rd grade?) and I am currently a full D. I always slouched, girls made fun of me, (now I realize that some were jealous).
I learned to appreaciate them a little more later, and unfortunately turned my attitude on my 6'0" sister who has always been a size A or B. After reading this website, I will NEVER poke "fun" at a woman's breasts, and I have come to appreciate my own, God has created me, told me they were beautiful and good, if they werent then He never would have made them!!!
My faith in men has also been depleated recently, and reading the comments from the real MEN on this website has restored my faith that there are good men out there and not all of them are already married!! haha.
So thank you, and I apologize to any woman who I ever poked fun at (never to their face, and if so, they were dear friends and it was not really serious) and to my sister, who I will be giving her this website address!
jane
I think it's all a matter of how you feel about yourself. My wife is a 38G cup and has finally come to terms with her size. Im sure she gets sick of the comments and stares when she is at the beach or Y dressing rooms she has gotten to where she laughs about it but I'm glad she has stopped talking about getting reduction surgery just because ignorant people have to make comments about them or stare at her boobs while she is trying to talk to them. Physically they do not bother her so why should she have to consider risky surgery just for the inconsiderate jerks that feel they have to make sexist comments to a woman and make them feel uncomfortable about their breast size or nipple size. Next time you say something under your breath or stare ask if you woul like someone doing that too your wife or daughter. I love their size and don't mind how dark and wide her areolas are to me as long as she is ok with her appearance other people need to accept and stop making women with her attributes feel uncomfortable. Thanks for letting a husband vent to all those inconsiderate males that find it necessary to stare at women or girls with extremely large breasts or dark visible nipples and areolas. I only hope my daughter does not have to go through what my wife did untill she reached maturity where she could accept people for what they really are
A grateful husband and father
Bill
This site helped me realize that breast come in all shapes and sizes. I've been looking everywhere to try to find information on different breast conditions and this is the only site that helped. I'm 18 and definitely not pregnant but I have very visible montgomery glands that I'm very self concious about. Is there any way to reduce their appearance?
Well maybe or some kind of makeup - but remember those glands are there for a purpose. They lubricate the areola and nipple area. You wouldn't want to do them any damage. See also our Nipple pictures.
If the breast is for the babe and not for the man, does a woman - during the act of union - cover her thoracic regions, so that her partner be denied access to the enjoyment of these regions? This question was not INTENDED to be stupid. I might add that I am an extreme proponent of breastfeeding and now wish that it were more common.
dieffenGod didn't intend that some body parts be excluded or "denied access to" during the marriage relationship. If you love the person, obviously you would wish to caress all body parts.
I have assymetrical breast and thought that this was very uncommon and that I was weird or something like that, but now I see that breasts come in different shapes and sizes.
Tink
I have always tried to discourage women from getting breast augmentation surgery. The most beautiful (re. confident) women have natural breasts. There is no need to compare yourself to others. Or to make yourself 'acceptable' to others (men). Celebtate your uniqueness & your individuality. You are beautiful!
Jim
I found your website because at the age of 25 after 3 children my breasts (to me) looked like those of a 60 year old. When I could afford it, I got implants that got me back to my original 36c size. At first I was very happy to have skin that was actually filled in with something, but all I ever hear is "men prefer natural breasts" (actually a quote from my general practioner) and other negitive coments about fake boobs. So I had breasts that I loved but no one else did. I've decided to have them removed because after 10 years they're not feeling too good and I went to your site to see what I can expect of natural breasts and was so happy to see that no one looks like the Victoria Secret models, not even the 20 year olds. Thank you so much for making feel like I can look normal without breast implants. It's funny because men see breasts all the time, but women only get to see their own so how do we know.
So relieved
Dawn
Hi! My name is Sarah and I'm 16 years old. My breasts started developing at an early age and seemed to get stuck in one stage. I got my first period when I was 12 and my breasts remain stuck in the same stage. Will they ever grow? I've seen the pictures of women with hypoplastic or tubular breasts and they resemble a lot of the features that my breasts have, but when my nipples get hard my breast form changes to normal. Do you think I have tubular breasts? Or what is wrong with me?
SarahHello Sarah,
You can read pages Flat chested women and Breast development and teenagers worries as they have many questions and answers for you.
Since it is four years since your period started, it is likely that most of your breast development is now over. It doesn't mean you have hypoplastic tubular breasts but just that you have small breasts, and that is perfectly normal and fine!! So I suspect nothing is wrong with you... Just cheer up! And enjoy the letters from other teenagers that follow our breast development page.
I was just cruising the net when I came across your site. I'm a 23 year old male with a 34b chest. For a long time I thought I was the only guy on the planet that had breasts, but when I got here, I found out I was wrong. I have actually gotten to where a bra is a normal part of my attire, just to hold the d*** things down so they're less noticable. But anyway, thanks for setting me straight. I'm glad I know I'm not a freak now.
John Doe
my husband believes that the breast of a woman is most beautiful when enjoyed by the children she nurtures.
Thank you for your site!
mama to 2 nurslings
amyjeans
Wow, this website really helped, I am 14 turning fifteen and I'm a C36, I've always been self-conscious of my boobs because I really didn't have any (they really only started growing at the end of last summer) I used to get teased a lot because they were so small, so then once they started growing, I was thrilled!! That is, until I got the stretch marks... I hated my boobs, they were covered with stretch marks, I was scared to wear tank tops or bathing suits or changing in front of people because I thought if they acidentally slipped down a little, it would reveal to everyone, my disgusting stretch marks!! But after reding some articles on here, I was glad to hear that I am not the only one with this problem, and it's actually common and really not that gross. Thank you for helping me realize this, I will finally be comfortable with what I wear and changing in front of people:)!!!!!
Halee
As a person who has had large breasts since I was 16 (I'm 22 now) I completely agree with other posters who have said that having large breasts not as great as the media portrays it to be! I have already had one breast reduction when I was 17 and now that I've had my son, my breasts are almost as large as they were, presurgery, but at the cost of giving my child the best possible nutrition he could have! I guess we are destined to have the breasts we have and that's it! So I will just tell myself that I am lucky to have a "boob guy" lol and be happy with what I have!
Amy
I just discovered this site. What a beautiful SIGHT!: normal, REAL, breasts. It's nice to know there ars still women who are comfortable in their skin, bodies, and breasts.
deeja-vous
Wonderful site... Now only if all Americans can read this site, we would live in a world of appreciation. It would make a big difference making more men thinking realistically, and more women confident with themselves. And ALL men love a confident woman!
April
Hello,
When I was 15 I went to the doctor because I thought my breasts were deformed. I started crying while the doctor told me they wern't deformed but indeed a little saggy. I'm 24 now and my breasts are a huge issue for me. I'm a size B and it seems there is nothing inside my breasts, they just hang- often my entire nipples are not even visible. This has been a major issue for me in personal relationships as well as I always think I will be rejected and can never really 'let go' sexually. Thank you so much for this website, it's given me some perspective- especially younger women in their 20's with very saggy breasts who are happy... I hope to get there.
Jamie
Hi- I have to say I love your website and believe that it brings healing to a lot of women and girls. Whoever you are, I want to thank you for your fortitude in creating this site.
I do want to comment on one aspect of the website. I think it is important that we not blame men for this "breast mess" that we are in. Here is a copy of an article written by Collin McEnroe in 1997 Cosmopolitan magazine and I think the most important quote in the whole thing is "Men love all breasts in a sort of idiotic and genial way, but the breasts they love most are attached to women they adore." I think most young girls grow up believing that if they do not have perfect breasts they are somehow less womanly and will not be attractive to a man. This is simply not true as is evidenced by the fact that most of the women featured on your site are breastfeeding mothers so some man certainly liked them enough to make children with them!!
So I think it is important that we not blame men for women's self-hatred. Afterall, most of the fashion magazines have female editors.
Jamie Marr-Castillo
I have asymmetric breasts. My right breast is barely an A and my left breast is a full C. My great-grandmother had asymmetric breats her whole life and I wanted to know if that meant the same will definately happen to me? Are there any options besides surgery? Besides padding one side, because it doesn't work for bathingsuits what can I do so my clothes look normal on me? Thanks.
~EmmaI don't know for sure what will happen. Maybe that will be the case for you for your whole life. But sounds like it could be.
Have you tried something called "gel inserts" that are put into bra cups? Surgery is the only thing that fixes it, unfortunately. But I'm glad you don't sound to be all depressed about it, like some girls who write in to this website. It's not the most important thing in the world, fortunately!
This site has helped me a lot. When I first looked at the gallery pictures, and the comments people made about their breasts, it made me realize it's normal to not have "hollywood" breasts. If you look at Playboy women, you'll notice that MOST of them, their breasts are fake. I've seen pictures of actresses and models who now have big ones, from before they had surgery. And some of them really were what people call "flat-chested". It's true, western society really has made us obsess over the way our breasts look. It brainwashes us. Think about the tribal women you see in National Geographics, who have breasts that hang so low they often acually flip them over their shoudlers when working the farm-soil. Don't get me wrong, i'm not looking down at that, just pointing out that each woman's breasts are completely different than others. And it's also like this island in the Pacific, where it used to be (as recently as the late 80s) that women were regarded as sexually appealing IF they were overweight. So women there would eat a lot just to gain weight and attract their men. But once electricity and TV was introduced to their community, and they noticed how many women were skinny and all here in the US, they started feeling bad about themselves, to the point of becoming anorexic. And the men there started changing their minds, too, sadly. And why? Conformity! And "brainwashing". Once a society and its media shows what's "only acceptable" to them, then their people strive into achieving that look. When really, we have just been "brain-washed" into thinking that we are "deformed", and that small breasts are a "disorder" (I have seen small-breasts been referred to that in a magazine advertizing breast augmentation. But why would that breast augmentation company call small-breasts a "disorder"? To make you feel bad about yourself, and therefore go get them "bigger", only so they can score more money for themselves. I used to think my breasts were so small and horrible, compared to other girls my age who are C's and such, only to come here and actually be REVEALED what REAL breasts look like!!! A view that the media is trying to hide from us!! Only for their own profit. I'm 18, and a 34B. I know that's not bad at all, at least now I know!! The one thing is, though, my left one is about half an inch smaller than the right one (right one is 2.5 inches, the other 2 inches, from ribcage to nipple). I'm actually grateful now, because everytime I see my breasts in the mirror, I don't mind. I used to hate that. But now I actually see them as beautiful. Most women have breasts that are not the same size anyways. Think of the person you know who has a nostril higher than the other, or an ear slightly bigger than the other. It's normal to be "imperfect", that's what makes us unique, interesting, artistic, beautiful, and also VARIED!!! and DIFFERENT than others!! think picasso!!What an awsome feeling. How bad would it be if we were all like clones. And for women who have gotten surgery ONLY to make them bigger, I think that doesn't show a lot of self-esteem and HONESTY.
Celine
I was actually searching for pills that will make the breasts larger when I came across your website. The stuff you have here are very informational and motivating. I have a boyfriend who is crazy about big boobs but is afraid to admit it knowing he would hurt my feelings. He often checks out websites like boobstation and the like and reads magazines with pictures of big-breasted women and he completely ignores my boobs when we make love. He even made a comment that my nipples are too big. I am a 34A and is convinced that my breast size is proportionate to my 5'2" height and 130 lb weight. However, my boyfriend's behavior really made my low self-esteem sink even lower especially that I had this same problem with my ex-husband too. This prompted me to find a "solution" by taking breast-enhancing pills even though I had doubts that the pills would work. I know they have side effects too but I was willing to take the risk because the more I looked closely at my breasts the more unhappy I've become. I thought that the size of my nipples were abnormal and I thought that the bumps around the nipples were not supposed to be there. I was even considering seeing a doctor and having the bumps removed. The doctor would probably laugh at my ignorance. Your website is a blessing. After seeing the pictures of the breasts and nipples I realized that my breasts are perfectly normal. I will never think of altering the appearance of my breasts ever again! I read all the comments and they are very enlightening and empowering. Special thanks to the guys who posted their comments here. The women in your lives are very lucky to have you. I hope I can find one like you someday who will love me just the way I am.
Irene
IT IS DEFINITELY VERY INTERESTING AS A WOMAN TO ACTUALLY SEE WHAT OTHER WOMEN'S BREASTS ARE LIKE. IT IS SUCH A SECRET AND YOU DO START TO WONDER IF YOU ARE ABNORMAL WHEN ALL YOU SEE ARE MODELS THAT ARE PERKY AND UPRIGHT AND YOU HAVE A TOTAL OTHER LOOK. I SUDDENLY FEEL A LOT BETTER ABOUT MY LARGE BREASTS WHEN I SEE WHAT SOME WOMEN HAVE PROBLEMS WITH. THANKS! VYNNE
vYNNE HARRISON
This is a excellent site for women of all ages to see what other real women look like. I'm also large breasted and never, not even as a teen, had "perky" breasts. It did bother me when I was younger, but not enough to make me want to have plastic surgery. It seems the images shown to women have been those of cartoon characters invented by horny immature boys. I never had a man in my life make any bad comments about my body - if one did, he'd be out of my life in an instant. If you think you have to live up to unrealistic standards to please your man, you have handed all your power and self esteem over to someone else. Get rid of anyone in your life who tries to control you by making you feel bad about yourself and your body. I've never believed those women who claim they do this stuff for themselves.
Karen Peterson
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