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| Large pendulous breasts - typical... and normal. Ladies, quit worrying about your breast size and shape. It doesn't determine what you are as a person - and that's what counts, right? | Just kind of average size breasts, with erect nipples that are not centered. She breastfed two babies for 2 years with no problems. There is a a biopsy scar on the right breast. | A middle-aged woman who has breastfed 4 babies. A small areola and small nipples - which is normal variation just like big areola and big nipples. |
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| These drooping breasts, where one is hanging a little lower than the other, belong to a nursing lady. | Symmetrical breasts with erect nipples and small areolas that are not the same shape. | Here areola size is typical for after-pregnancy breasts - not the small adolescent areola in supermodels (and models don't have freckles on their chest, either). This woman has nursed both of her babies. Click on the pic to read her personal comments! |
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| Fairly small areola and quite prominent Montgomery glands (the 'bumps' on areola). "I am 52 years old, & have had 7 children, all of whom nursed for about 2 years." | After nursing her child for 18 months and losing 'pregnancy weight', she THOUGHT her breasts looked like those of an 80-year old woman... "Now, after looking at your site, I realize that breasts like mine are perfectly normal and very common. I feel a lot better knowing that I don't "need" surgery to correct something that isn't really a problem." | A 35-year old female. Has birthed two children, and breastfed one for 3 years. "...Right now, I am obese, however, I have been anorexic in the past. I have always been self-conscious of my breasts, as they've not only never been "perky," but seemed to have grown in pointing very "down." I'm so happy to see that I'm really NOT abnormal; nor have I ever been - in fact, I've been more "normal" than anything I've ever seen in the movies or in magazines! (I really wish I had access to a website, or other information like this, in the past, because my primary "body image" issue during my anorexic phase was my breasts, and how big and floppy they were getting.)" |
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| "I am 20 years old. I have been pregnant before, but I miscarried. Clinically, I am obese, but my breasts have been large since I was young. I wear a 38D cup." | "Age 32; pregnant 3 times. Breastfed all 3, last child breastfed for a year. I have had stretchmarks on breasts since a teenager. Breasts are different sizes. Left is a d cup, right is a c cup." | "My breasts have always been small since puberty. I was very late maturing and although I grew like most other girls, my breasts never really seemed to change. At the age of 16 I went to the doctor who examined them and just put it down to late puberty however I am nearly 25 and my breasts haven't changed much. Since then, I have had two children and breast feeding proved problematical. When I had my first child, milk substitute was recomended however after my second pregnancy I managed to breast feed normally with help from my GP. I have always been skinny and currently weigh 6.5 stone. I have never had any major medical problems." |
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| "Hi, I am 20 years old. I didn't start developing breast until I was in high school which wasn't really much. I used to be jealous of my friends who were B cup and higher. But then they started complaining about backache, running and the way they sleep. Last year my friend and I went shopping for clothes to wear out to a club and it was hard for her to find a shirt as nice as mine because her breasts are so big. I believe she's a DD or higher. My breast had always been a size 34-36A through my military career but now that I'm pregnant (first time being pregnant and what the picture is) they have grown to a 34B which isn't that big to some but to me because what I'm used to. I used to be ashamed of having small breast, being picked on by my sister and friends but now I don't care. I love the advantage of having smaller breast and the one who looks at me everyday loves them and my whole body! So its okay to have small breast and big nipples! " | "I'm 18, I have been pregnant twice for about 2 months each time but I had miscarriages. I was a lot heavier at 12, 207 lbs. My weight has fluctuated for years but now at 5'10" I weigh 158 lbs. I'm alot healthier now and have worked hard to look better. I have always hated my breasts but thanks to this website and the resources listed here I'm slowly starting to accept them. I'll admit, sometimes I think about implants but my husband talks me out of it. I've always thought he hated them, and I still kind of do. I don't think its fair that someone who looks just like me in every other area will be considered more beautiful and sexier than me because she has fuller, rounder, or bigger breasts. I don't like the fact that society has distorted our views on breasts. I have a few light strech marks and I don't mind being included on your site or any other publication that helps women like myself understand, accept, and hopefully love their breasts and bodies." | "Hi! I want to tell you how much I LOVE and appreciate your website! I
have always been critical of my breasts, especially after breastfeeding
three kids, and now I am able to see and appreciate just how wonderfully
normal they are... THANK YOU! Aftr seeing your page I went and had my
nipples pierced... I've always wanted to, but felt that my breasts were
not "pretty" enough... that they were too small, too saggy, etc.
I am 36, with three children, each of whom were breastfed for just over a year. My bra size is 36B, and I am 5'3", 150 lbs. I have stretch marks on my boobs, and have had them since adolescence. My left breast has a 3" scar from a lump biopsy eight years ago." |
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| "I have been conscientious about the shape and size of my breasts since a very early age, especially the large size of my areolas. Therefore, I would like to help other women with their breast appearance worries. I am 42 years old. I have had one child who I breastfed for approximately six months. My areolas have always been extraordinarily large...even as a pubescent girl." | "Age 52, Two children, who are now 14 and 17. I breastfed the first for 9 months and the second for 11 months. Now I'm an athlete - I do triathlons. I'm 5 ft. 6 in and weigh about 170." | "I am 5'7" tall (1.7 m) and 30 years old. I am half Scottish, half
French Canadian. I have been pregnant once before. I weighed 206
pounds (!) when I gave birth at 23 and had 42D breasts while
lactating. I breastfed for two years and one month. I lost almost 80
pounds since then. I have some small stretch marks on my breasts. I
have been using a stretch mark cream recently which seems to be
helping. You can see the veins on my breasts sometimes; I'm athletic
now and veiny in general, perhaps due to my fair skin tone.
Growing up, I had small breasts, 36A, and what I felt to be overly large, puffy nipples. However, my breasts were very symmetrical. Now, I wear a 34A or B depending on the bra. I don't especially fancy my breasts, but I actually have more cleavage when I wear a bra, now that I have excess skin... Overall, I'm okay with them, knowing they are okay for having been through so much weigh change! Picture taken while sitting, leaning slightly to the side." |
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| "I am 19 and I am not pregnant in this picture but I was pregnant about 7 months ago and I am a 38 B depending on the bra size. I have light stretch marks on the top of my left breast and underneath both from the pregnancy. I did not breast feed. I always liked my breasts a lot until someone told me they were too big which can really hurt a girl's feelings cause we obsess on it. My left breast is bigger than the right. I found this site cause I was wondering about my nipples; I thought they looked gross, but now thanks to this site I think they are fine! The only problem I have is that I like to exercise, but when I run it hurts my breast and I get back pain when I do sit ups. So I would like to make them smaller to lift some of the weight from my neck and shoulders." | "I visited your site and found it wonderfully reassuring. For so long I've always been disappointed with my breasts, feeling they are too saggy and hating the stretch marks. Great to see there are actually loads of women the same or with worse problems, I should be very happy with my breasts.
I am 27 years old, currently 15 weeks pregnant. I have stretch marks that appeared when I hit puberty at 10 years old and have never changed. I also have problems with hair on my breasts, I often have to pluck or epilate and as ingrown hairs are common I have to exfoliate carefully or risk scarring. Plus, my left breast is larger than the right. But I'm learning to be happy with my breasts and believe I'll meet someone who loves me for who I am." |
"I am a 27 yo mother of a 10 yo who had breastfed for approximately 18 months. I am 5'4" and have always been on the thin side. I've taken 'breast enhancing' herbal pills before for about a month and then herbs on my own for a couple months and never noticed a change. I just recently have been considering taking them again for a much longer period of time. I have always been very insecure about the size of my breasts and felt like something was/is missing. I've never felt very feminine since they do not show through my clothes without a padded bra and they pretty much disappear when I'm lying down. One is larger than the other and the smaller one's nipple was flat/inverted until I breastfed my daughter; she liked the larger one with the larger "normal" nipple better since she could get a better grip and I tended to let her nurse on that one longer - that's probably why the breast more noticely larger than the other now.
I think I may be finally getting close to coming to terms with being small-chested but I don't think I'll ever be as comfortable as I'd like to be since being small chested makes me feel like an adolescent. I definitely do not want breasts that are too large for my frame but to fill an A-cup would be awesome - I think I'd feel more like a woman and wouldn't be so self-conscious in a swimming suit or with my husband. Thank you so much for your website. There are times when I'm so insecure that I have crying fits and I just can't stand to be in my own skin and when I go to your site I feel a lot better. I'm reminded that there are many many varieties of bodies, that I'm not alone in my insecurities and I'm not the only person in the world in less than a A cup - that I'm 'normal'. " Thanks again Alicia" |
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| "I'm 20 years old. I was pregnant when I was in high school, but I miscarried. I used to be very skinny and athletic until I was about 16 years old, when I went through a very rough time emotionally. At my heaviest I was about 40 pounds overweight. Right now I'm probably carrying about 20 extra pounds. My breast size went from about a 32B to a 38D and I have stretch marks at the tops of my breasts by my armpits because of my size fluctuation. I am still in the process of becoming comfortable with my own body. I have always loathed my breasts. I have large areolas and my nipples are inverted unless I feel a temperature change. I figured posting a picture of my breasts would help start the process of acceptance. " | "Hi. I'm a woman of 29. I have 3 kids, all were breast fed for a short time only. I have not gained much weight but my breasts started to head south when I was a teenager. I was never happy with them but I have a man who loves them regardless. I'm so glad I found this site, it's very useful. Sometimes I wish I could afford to fix them, but I have learned to accept them." | "Well here they are, my breasts! I am 26 years old, and have a 1 1/2 year old son whom I nursed for about 6 weeks before I could not produce enough milk to keep up to his monster appetite. My weight has yo yo'd up and down over the years alot. I love my 36D breasts even though one is just slightly smaller than the other .....nobody notices but me." |
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| "I am 37 and have had three children in the last nine years. My youngest is nine months old and still breast feeding each day. All of my children were breastfed, the oldest two for over a year each.
My breasts have always been large (E cup), however they have become quite huge since having children. I have always had a low body image esteem due to the look and sagginess of my breasts and was immensely appreciative of your website. I am currently a little overweight, finding it difficult to lose my excess fat since my youngest child was born. Unfortunately, even when I lose a lot of weight, my breasts remain large and droopy. I hope this helps other women who have breasts they think are unattractive realise that they are normal. Just like I am." |
"I am 24 years old. I have been pregnant 3 times, but only have two children (one miscarriage).
I breastfed my first child for one year and then breastfed my second for only a month because of digestive problems. I am 5'4 and as a teen I weighed 165 and wore a C cup bra. I lost 30 pounds in about 4 months and kept it off but my breasts went down to a B cup. When I got pregnant with both children I gained 40 plus pounds and went back up to a C cup. After breastfeeding my first I went down to an A cup and my weight dropped to 118. Now after my second I'm borderline A or B cup and I am 130 pounds. My breasts are droopy and my areolas are large and dark. I have lots of stretch marks from the rapid size changes. My right breast is larger and saggier than the left because that is the side my children favored when I breastfed. I've never had full looking breasts except when breastfeeding. Even as a teen before having children my breasts always seemed more pointy and droopy. I like my breasts fine now. I like not having to wear a bra all the time. I know that I look like a normal woman and anything else would just be fake. I've had people tell me they are shocked that I could breastfeed because I was so small chested, but that's just a myth. No matter what size your breasts are you can support the nutritional needs of a baby. " |
"I am 25 years old, have a child who's almost a year old, have been brestfeeding the whole time (first six months exclusively) and plan to continue as long as my baby wants. In the picture my right breast is filled with milk and left is empty, that causes them to be really asymmetrical. Before pregnancy my left breast was a bit bigger and I had small B-cup, during pregnancy it went up to D and in the first weeks with the baby and milk up to DD. I am still having troubles getting used to bigger boobs, because I liked them when they were small and used to bind them sometimes. I have lost a lot of weight while breastfeeding (about 22 lbs) and I'm trying to get it back though I'm not underweight yet, it's my personal crusade against the fat war :) I have a tattoo on my chest and tattooes around my nipples, I used to have nipple piercings too and consider getting them done again when I'm not breastfeeding anymore. I also had a little milk even before I was pregnant, my gynecologist said it was propably because of too much prolactin but I didn't get it tested because it was never a problem for me. I have some stretchmarks that pregnancy caused, and I'm planning to use them as details in my future whole-chest tattoo." |
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| "I'm 24 years old and have a three-year old daughter. I breastfed my daughter for a week when she was born. I breast feed my daughter only on my right breast." | "I am 22 years old and have been pregnant once but never carried any children to term. I'm 5'4 and 170lbs which leaves me short and stocky but I prefer to think of myself as voluptuous.
I love this website and the wonderful message it's sending. It has made me feel so good about myself, I want to share with other women and be a part of something that could help girls deal with feelings of inadequacy. I've had my anxieties, like any woman. I've felt that my breasts weren't perky enough at so young an age and I've had some particular withholdings about the veins that stand out starkly and close to the surface of my pale skin. All the same, I've always loved my breasts as a part of my overall self and they suit me just fine. :) I hope every woman can eventually feel the same way." |
"I am 34 years old and have had two children. I have attempted to breastfeed
both of them, and have failed both times! ... I am quite slim (size 10 / 12 in UK sizes
I think this is size 6 / 8 in USA) and tall (5 foot 10 inches) and have
always been so, however I have a big frame big hands, feet, head, etc.
so I dont look particularly petite.
My breasts have always been very small (AA cup), and even when I was pregnant I never made it out of an A cup I couldnt even buy a Maternity bra as they all start at a B cup. I have always been very self-conscious of my flat chest; I hated school communal showers, and even to this day wont change in a communal swimming pool changing room in case people think Im a freak. I actually prefer my breasts now (as pictured) to pre pregnancy as they are bigger, squashier and more breast like, I can even buy an A cup now, which is fantastic I feel much more female and voluptuous and a whole new world of underwear shopping has opened up before me (I really struggled before to buy underwear, and found the whole experience very upsetting as nothing fitted). ...I have considered having implants and decided against it beneath the worry and fear that I dont match up, is a belief that I shouldnt have to cut into and disfigure my own body to appear attractive to others, it is better to learn to accept myself and hope others will too. Thank you for your website, it is great. |
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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 am a 27 yo 5'6 130 pounds, petite woman. I have looked at the pictures in the gallery and really understand what the small busted girls go through. I am a 32 AA very saggy and misshapen after the birth and nursing of three babies. Prepregnancy I was a barely B cup, after 1st and 2nd an A but okay shape, then the third came. My breasts wrinkle at the nipple bilaterally, and I buy training bras in the girls department. I am deeply insecure with my breasts and very appreciative of all the wonderful women who posted photos to help with all the REAL breast insecurities that society has ground into us.
Supersmallmommy
Well, after reading what these women have said about their breasts, and seeing these pictures of *real, natural breasts, I feel such a relief. It turns out, my breasts are more normal than I thought. Thank you for making this website. =]
Kelly
I think this is a great site. I had B size breasts and I felt like they weren't beautiful. I have implants in now for about 2 years. I am C/D now. My breasts are beautiful, full and look natural but I don't like them. I feel them all the time and they hurt. I actually liked my imperfect B cups better!
I would advise women to think very carefully before getting surgery and not waste all the money like I did.
aly
I love this website. I am barely 18 and have been self-conscious about my breasts. I started out wearing a bra size 34A in middle school (11). I was almost always bigger than everyone else. I am at a normal weight, never been pregnant, and only weight fluctuate when I hade my period (Depo shots make it so I don't) I am at LEAST a 38C now, probably bigger, I have large areolas and my breasts are a bit droopy, and they tend to point down. I hated them absolutely until I saw this site. I feel a lot better about myself and I am fairly proud of my breasts.
Jessica
I myself think small or medium breasts are a very pretty sight and I would welcome them at any given moment. I do not like huge breast, but that is my opion..I know some very gorgeous women complain about their breast, and I have no idea why!! I have A FRIEND, FALON who is the most beatiful lady in this city. She is not big, but she is the most beautiful girl or LADY in this province. FALON FOR WHAT IT IS WORTH I LOVE YOU (PETER)!!!! BE YOU.
peter
This web site is great. I used to think that I was some sort of freak because my nipples were big, but now I've realized that it's normal.
johana
I found this site so useful, and helpful, to not only help my self-esteem but enlightened me to know that all women are beautiful and different! And thats OK!
Carol
Ladies, Ladies, Ladies....
From a man to all you BEAUTIFUL women....with AMAZING breasts...... PLEASE STOP RUNNING YOURSELVES DOWN!!! And NEVER let anyone else do it to you either!!!!! You cannot allow someone else to degrade you and expect to be happy. Jump right in your auto and go down the road. Get away from those people. They are not worth your time. NOT AT ALL.
You ALL are beautiful persons.
Each of you are beautiful in your own way and whether or not your breasts are "perfect" or "even" or "perky" is not the issue. Thank you so much for sharing your comments as well as your photos. It gave me new insight as to the feelings of some of you about your bodies and about what most men find your most noticable feature, even though there is a lot more to a woman than just her breasts.
Keep up the good work Ladies.
Thanks.
ReallyLoveAllBreasts
I was crying last night because I felt like my breasts were hideous and ugly. But your site reminded me that I'm a real woman with real curves and real breasts, and my breasts are effing fantastic! Thank you so much, I feel so much better and prettier today than I did last night. :)
Steph
As a masseuse and avid Science of Life or Ayurveda researcher, I observed that brassiere is one of the root causes of breast cancer. Brassiere limits the natural movement of the breast thus, prostate too with tight underwear. Land mammals never wore anything to limit their breast movement.
dabid
Thank you for this site.I was wondering what a nipple/breast could look like after pregenancy.Now I feel my breast are very normal.
Leslie
As a teenager I was very self-conscious about the fact that I have a small chest:34A. This might not have been so bad if I wasn't 5'9" and 118lbs! It looked then and still looks now to me like they are a bit small for my frame. I used to think that I looked like a 12 year old boy. Many girls would tease me to my face and then say that they wanted to be so thin behind my back, but knowing that some of them were envious did nothing to undo the anxiety and scarring that years of such treatment and comments had done. Looking through your website I came to understand that the true measurment of a woman is in fact not something that can be determined via the use of a tape-measure. I have never been one to let other's opinions rule me on any other subject, so was astounded to realize how much they influenced me in this respect (and certainly not for the better).
It's heartening to see that I'm not alone in my struggle to learn to love my perfectly, imperfect, and beautiful body as it is naturally.
If you've ever felt badly about your body remember: Some things are pretty, but ALL people are beautiful.
Lauri
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To all of you out there who are having problems with the your saggy breasts, trust me, you are not alone. However, I have some good news. I have always felt bad about how my breasts sagged, seeing that I am fairly young. I had read on a web-site that proper weight training of the pectoral muscles can make breasts appear a bit more perkier. I decided to give it a try. After losing about 15 lbs, which leaves me at a comfortable 140 lbs, and with two months of training my pecs using different excercises three to four times a week, I have noticed a total turn around! Really! Push ups, I believe, has been the most rewarding. It was really tough at first, I could only do three of four without feeling exhausted. But two months later, here I am, doing 50 push ups every night and also applying a vitamin E cream to my breasts nightly (just to keep them soft and hydrated). I also enjoy bench pressing, which seems to target my pecs really well. Try googling online to find sites that talk about how to train the pectoral muscles, there are tons out there. My breasts are not perfect (never will be), but the muscle I have created in my pecs through training, as well as losing a bit of weight, has definitely made a difference in the appearance of my breasts. I'll admit, at one point, long ago, I considered surgery. But ladies, it's not worth it. Surgery is just an easy way out. This way requires work and persistance, but at least you know that the improvement in your breasts is totally due to your own hard work! I did this for me, no one else.. not to fit in, or to please my boyfriend, just for myself. And because of that.. I feel great. Lexa
I am 22 years old and a 36B. For years I've been convinced that I was abnormal because my breasts sagged. I've never had a boyfriend because of my embarassment about this issue. Hearing so many of these womens stories has helped me to realize that I'm normal. I can't thank you all enough for being brave enough to bare it all for such a wonderful cause. It may take some time but because of this site, I'll look at myself in the mirror and be proud of what I see.
Melissa
Hello,
I'm a 21 year old female, and I just happened to run into your page while looking for information to try to fix my breasts. I hit puberty when I was about 9 years old, and I've always hated my breasts. It didn't help that they grew to be somewhat large and were NEVER perky, not even when I was young. The image that you get in the media and from alot of men is that if you dont have huge ones that stick straight forward, you're not worth anything. I've contemplated saving up for mastopexy surgery ever since I was about 15, even though I wouldnt even be able to get it then. I'd tried tying them up in bandages, thinking that would help them to grow up instead of down, and to this day, I have no idea what bra size I'm supposed to be wearing, because I hate to look at them long enough to measure myself -- much less let someone else measure me.Thanks for showing what normal women look like. It's weird how much emphasis is subconsciously placed on breasts. You don't really even realize how much they affect the way you feel about yourself until you really do take time out and think about it. Hopefully this gallery will also help other girls realize that they're normal.
Hello,
Like most women on this site, I have also felt badly about my breasts for most my life. I loved my face and body, it was just my saggy breasts that were an issue. I'm 20 years old now and I can honestly say that things have become easier as I've gotten older. I am with a wonderful man now who loves me for all my quirks and flaws (mind you he sees all my so called flaws as wonderful qualities). In all honesty, I probably felt the worst about my breasts when I was with the wrong man, the one who really only cared about my (exterior). There are still days when I hate the sight of my breasts in a bikini, but then I always remind myself that there are much more important things in life (sounds like a repeated lecture but it's true). I'm halfway through a degree in international development and hope to become an international aid worker in the next two years. On days when I am feeling poorly about my breasts, I remind myself that the people who I help and give to in this life are never going to be concerned about how perky my breasts are. I know myself well enough now to feel proud of my strengths, intellect, daily choices, love for other people and even the somewhat saggy pair of breasts I have been given. Life is short, much too short. Take time to remember who you are. Take time to remember and discover why you were put on this earth. It might all come together when you do do.
Goodluck to all of you*
Yours, Meg
I see there are a lot of responses from intelligent and sensitive guys on the site. Perhaps some women may be wondering if these responses are representative at all, especially if they are educated about "response bias" and other statistical confounds.
I can only say this, as a guy with psychological training who tends to take great interest in what the people around him say and seem to truly believe: I think it's probably true that men are almost always interested in breasts--that they are both erotic and symbolic of the things that make women so special to us--and it is also true that sagging, size, other worries aren't much of a worry to the majority of us. I have met only 1 or 2 men, honestly, with such concerns about the breasts of the girls in their lives that there could be problems. And in addition to the fact that such men are, if not bad men, certainly immature in this regard such that they are probably not a great loss, those I've heard profess such concerns were probably not as concerned as they let on. In other words, when they meet "the one," they don't care either way.
Bottom line: the whole package is what interests us, and even better news is that the whole package is mostly a function of personality and how a girl's appearance quickly becomes an extension of that personality (so trite concerns, if we have them at all, generally evaporate as we get closer to the girl we love). The smile, the hobbies, the things that make these girls happy, the way she catches your eye in that confident way or maybe that shy way that is all her--this is what it is all about. And something like breasts: a wonderful, highly-individual icing on the cake.I'll concede that my assumption that this is the majority view is unscientific, but I stick to it; I may not know about all men, but I do know myself, and I know that eons of fascination and near worship of breasts in so many cultures did not arise from the recent fake-ness you see on tv and in magazines. And neither will eons of fascination with the real breast, when it gets down to the real of our lives and relationships, be overshadowed by commercial whim.
JJL
I'm 12 years old. I'm the yongest in my class. Sometime i feel like people are staring at my breasts because they are large. But after finding this web site I realized that it doesn't matter.I felt a little weird looking at this site at first but when my mom didn't help my situation i realized i should give it a shot. Now when i go to school and feel that way i just ignore it. I may be the youngest but i'm matuing fast then them!
Alex
Recently i met a girl online and we got along good and is coming for a visit,out of conversation she mentioned how she didn't like herself and when i asked why it was about her boobs..she's had 3 babies and she thinks it looks ugly,now she think she is ugly and have a very low esteem because her breast is 34B,i've been trying to talk her into believing she was beautiful and thinking she wasn't would make me feel i'm attracted to some unattractive..i found this site looking for breast sizes after she told me she was 34B since we have not met yet and i found it more informative that i was anticipating to find so i forward this page to her and BOY she is getting over everything now and i'm so happy i found this website,keep up the good work and thank you alot.
lawrnzo
I feel much better about my breast after all those pictures. I am pregnant and they are changing fast.
Tricia
I'm 16 and used to be very self-concious about my breats as they're very small. However after reading your site I've realised that they arn't there for men to gawp at or use as objects! Women object to sexism but I've realised that the Breast Obesession is most sexist- and its made worse by the fact that women are taking in and beleiving all the bullsh*t about boobs the media lets out.
Katy
I was surfing and came across your site.I just had to say that I have never considered breast as sexual. I have suffered from gynecomastia since I was 13 and was at the end of some serious teasing from female and males.When I was 22 I had a accident that stopped all male hormones . This caused a "growth" spurt in my chest area and nipples. To say the least it was very traumatic but have now fully accepted my "breasts" and can really understand woman when they say that they get stared at,as its not everyday that you see a guy with 38c breasts. My wife fully accepts me the way Iam and we have just adopted a baby girl,my wife has worked hard but is now suppling Emma with all the breast milk she needs.
keep up the good work
My boobs are so small!!! i am 12 and every boy's in my class would call my a flat tits or flatty or make humors... after that all the kids from 1 thru 6 knew!! but all i did was sat there and cried in front of everyone. Can someone please help me!!!!! i think that why does it matter?And why does this happen? there's this boy, that i had to do a project with, i went to his house and we went to his room to do it... then all of a sudden he trips and he accidently hit my boobs and it hurts a lot!!! and he rubbed it i thought he was crazy... ok well good luck to all of you.... ::tears::
ragnarokRemember that all kids growing up have some FOOLISHNESS in them, and hopefully they will grow out of their foolishness, if their parents teach them well. You can't help that; you will always be meeting people who act foolishly. Just ignore those boys, maybe that will help teach them basic manners.
Also remember you're only 12 and so your breasts are likely to still be developing. See our breast development page.
I had been a 34A for as long as I can remember, and been constantly ridiculed about it, by women as well as men. I would get myself dressed for a night out, only to have men shout and laugh at me in the street because my boobs are tiny. My confidence has been destroyed, and I feel inadequate, unfeminine and ugly. After pregnancy and breastfeeding my breasts are a 34B but they look even smaller as they are disgustingly saggy with very deep stretchmarks and wrinkled nipples. I can barely look at myself in the mirror, let alone let my husband see what a freak I am. I am very depressed and completely obsessed with the look of my breasts now. I would love to have surgery, I just know it's not an option. I wish that people would think more about the way they treat others, and the effect it can have on them. I am definitely going to spend a lot of time on this website as therapy.
Caroline
As many other guys on this site have said, society's obsession with breasts is overblown. Trust me. Men who have to be told what they like by the media are fools to begin with. I personally prefer women with smaller, even flatchested, breasts. Don't let the stereotypes get you down. We're all different, so don't take us for one monolithic group. I'd rather meet a girl with a big vocabulary than one with big breasts and zero personality.
Be you.
Josh
I'm 18, five foot three, 107 pounds (very, very slim) and a firm, well-shaped 32A. For my entire teenage years I have been ostracized, mocked and ridiculed for being 'flat'....by my own family as well as my friends and total strangers. Family gatherings usually included at least two incidents of being shown how my 14 year old cousins were already better endowed than me. This crushed my confidence and made me feel boyish and unsexy.
I met my current Other Half a little over a year ago, and little by little explained what had grown into a serious insecurity problem. He was incredibly understanding. A year on and I still have trouble accepting that, not only does he find me beautiful, but he genuinely finds my breasts beautiful too. Even though his idea of a perfect breast is a firm C-cup, he loves mine and tells me constantly how beautiful they are.
Maybe one day I will believe it. Reading the comments on this page has helped a lot. But right now I need to break free of this media 'small breasts are ugly' doctrine and realise that my small breasts are just as beautiful. This website has been step one. Thank you so much
Monkeh Girl
This website is very inspirin because I've always wanted big breats and im 15 but now I could see how my brests would end looking. Thanks for the advice and photos. WOW!
Mo
I was wondering if it is normal for me to have size 36DD breasts at the age of 12? I was also wondering if anyone else has this same problem? I did hate my breasts until i read this site. Can you please respond to me as soon as possible? Thank you for this wonderful site.
KatieYou are not the only teen with such large breasts, however it is hard telling how many girls exactly have DD size breasts at your age.
Hi, i'm a 18 year old female who was a size 9/10 three years ago and now a 11/12. Will it be hard to go back down to my approx. 32B/C or 34B/C (can't remember which size) breastsize from my current 36C/D, if i was to lose weight?
DietChickIf you lose weight, your breasts size will go down automatically. How much - is hard to tell, but probably close to what it was before gaining weight.
I am writing this with tears in my eyes. Two weeks ago I consulted a cosmetic surgeon about lyposuction and, almost as an afterthough, asked him to look at my breasts for the possibility of a lift in the future. He told me that I had tubular breasts and said that he would have to do several procedures on them, beginning with making the areolas smaller. I came home and looked up tubular breasts on the web, where I found them labeled as a "deformity" - I've not been able to get that word out of my head since.
Thank you for posting these pictures. They've helped me feel "normal" again.
I HATE MY BIG BOOBS. I am a 34 DD on a 5' frame. I was a Ccup by the time I was 13. My entire life I have felt that I have been defined by my breast. I hate feeling like only my breast enter a room. The stares and whispers are not a complement. A woman with big breast has the same amount of control over there size as a woman with small breast. The looks I get are not just from men. Women will stare at me too. I feel like they are thinking I should only wear baggy shirts to hide them. I plan on getting breast reduction surgery next year. I can no longer stand the constant back pain and deep shoulder grooves. This site has helped me see that other women are in the same situation I am. I envy small breasted women. I guess it goes to show you the grass is always greener on the other side.
Leanne
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