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Normal Breasts Gallery, part C
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| 21-year old, has been pregnant 3 times. Youngest daughter (6 months) is exclusively breastfed and breastfeeds on demand 6-13 times a day. "I have pretty severe stretch marks on the underside of my breasts because while I was pregnant and when my milk came in with both of my girls I went up two sizes. I am currently a size 38 B and only wear nursing tank tops because everything else is uncomfortable." | 29 years old, in the picture 20 weeks pregnant with baby #6. The woman has been obese but has lost weight and her breast size or shape didn't change noticeably. She has difficulties in finding a fitting bra. | This lady has been pregnant once; breastfed for 4 months. She has strechmarks all over her breasts. "During pregnancy, my breasts swell up to a C cup and after birth to a D cup. My nipples also grew with the breasts and became very dark during pregnantcy, they lightend a bit up afterwards but never got as light of color as they used to be." |
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| "I'm 31 years old and have ALWAYS hated my breasts. They have never been
full, perky, or even close enough together to have cleavage. I'm obese and
have been most of my life. I developed late and never developed past a B cup
except toward the end of pregnancy when I reached a small C. I attempted to
breast feed but was unable to even with a lot of help from many lactation
consultants and nipple shields. I ended up pumping for 6 weeks which was a
challenge that I was not up for in addition to having a newborn!
My breasts point down, sag to the outside and hang on the outermost part of my chest. I feel like I have more breast tissue on the side, near my underarms than I do in front. Being a large woman I always hated that my cup size was so small. I think I would be happier with my breasts if they were larger than my stomach. It is empowering to see so many different types, shapes and sizes of breasts out there. I wish I could be happier with my breasts." |
"I am 28 years old and have had three children, ages 4, 6 and 8. I breastfed each one of them. ... During pregnancy and after birthing, my breasts increased up to a D cup, from my
normally "Barely A". All three times. Ouch. I have always felt insecure about my body solely because of my breasts. I am a tall, slim, and beautiful woman, and yet I have always felt as though I was not "good enough" because of the size of my breasts. After breastfeeding all of my children, it kind of put it into perspective. Breasts are for feeding humans, not for feeding the eyes of humans. I started to see my breasts as more utilitarian. However, this far post-childbirths, they have all but 'deflated', and were it not for the wonderful man I now share my life with, who makes me feel entirely perfect, I would have felt not 'good enough' again. Gratefully, I have come across this site. And you know what? I feel entirely normal. Perhaps the 'topless beaches' of Europe have stayed their obsession with the 'perfect form' and allowed their society to accept people as God made them. Unlike the American culture, which can hardly tolerate the FACT that women breastfeed. And instead would like to push the bottle into the mouths of our infants to help keep the image of the breast as pornographic as can be. And as far from natural as possible. Sorry for the rant. It's just one of those issues that was always THE issue to me." |
"30-year-old Latina (Cuban) mother of 2 children aged 5 and 20 months. I have more breast tissue and milk glands under my arms than on my chest. While nursing my breasts never protruded more forward, but it looked like I was toting mangoes under my arms. Never occurred to me to photograph that but it would have been helpful for other women to see.
34-C pre children. Even when I was significantly overweight I remained a 34-C. My weight was in my hips and thighs. I didn't quite fill a C and my breasts were widely spaced. 36/38 − C/B post first child. Nursing 15 months. No meat added to my ribs but my ribs were significantly expanded 36 C+ post second child. Bought a wonderful "granny" bra called Le Mystere. It utilized my underarm breast tissue, comfortably bringing it forward, it wasn't meant to push up. 34 B- Currently. I lost 35 pounds in 8 weeks and have kept it off for almost a year. I can't find a bra I like. The "granny" bras that I find comfortable don't seem to exist in my size. I miss the "side panels" of bras designed for larger breasts. I spill out the sides of smaller bras and cannot quite fill a B-cup. I am currently using a gel insert to fill my beloved granny bra in 36-C. I still bra shop every two months." |
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| A 46-year old; mother of two. "I lost a lot of weight when breast feeding and was very underweight for both boys. I have large breasts size 38DD. I was a size 38B for many years, after breast feeding I lost breast volume on the upper parts of my breasts and it took many years to fill out again." | "I'm 20 years old and 20 weeks pregnant. In my teen years I was considered to be thin, but not too thin. Over the course of the past 2 years that has changed. I'm 5'8" now 227 lbs. Before my pregnancy I was just over 200 lbs. I have stretch marks on my breasts, thighs, and butt. I was never really happy with my body growing up, even though I was popular among the boys in school. I feel the media played a big part of that. The movies and magazines with the seemingly perfect women with the seemingly perfect bodies. Airbrushed or not thats how I wanted to look. I battled with anorexia for a little over a year and I'm happy to say that I've beaten it, though my self esteen has never really gotten any better. Finding this site, I feel, is the start of changing that. To know that I'm not the only woman with one breast that hangs lower than the other or not the only one with fairly large areolas, has changed my perspective on my own body and my self image. So when I found out you were taking volunteers I had to jump at it. I know several young women who battle with poor self image every day and thats not an easy thing to overcome, so I'm recommending this site to everyone I can. Thank you for this site and thank you to all the women who have sent in pictures. This just may be the thing we need to do to turn our cultures perspective of the female body around. " | |
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| "I'm 23 years old, have been pregnant two times but I miscarried. I have normal body weight, had no medical interventions." | "I'm 19, I've had one child, I breastfed for a couple of months. I have some stretchmarks on my breasts. I've lost a lot of weight since having my son, I think that's why they sag so much now. I'm still slightly overweight, though. Thank you for this website. It's wonderful." | Breasts of a woman - she breastfed both of her kids for 8 months each. |
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"I'm 27 years old, and have been nursing my child for 11 months. ...before I got pregnant, my right breast was a tiny bit larger than my left, but they were mostly symmetrical
and a large A to small B cup.
Once my milk came in (I had quite an oversupply for the first 3-5 months), though, my left breast went into overdrive! It's usually at least a cup size bigger than my right breast, no matter how much baby nurses (or I pump) on the right. In this photo I think baby had just finished nursing on the left side, so they're not as uneven as they can get sometimes! You can also see stretch marks on the tops of both breasts; those have been there as long as I can remember... My areolas and nipples have always been large; for some reason they look darker than usual in this photograph. They turned extremely dark brown during pregnancy, and faded again a few months postpartum." |
A 26-year old lady. "My boobs went from a 36A before pregnancy to a 36C during pregnancy and I have quite
alot of stretchmarks on my breasts because of this. I
wore ill fitting bras during my pregnancy and can't
stress enough the importance of wearing a proper
fitting one! Following my first pregnancy I had 3
further ones resulting in ectopic/miscarriages and
these too made an impact on by breasts in terms of
quick growth, then rapid decrease in size and
therefore sagginess. I battled bulemia on and off for 4 years and although I've conquered that, I still have self image issues.... and my breasts are one of the worst worries. My right breast hangs slightly lower than my left and I've lost all the natural volume from the top or my breast. People should love their bodies no matter what and I'm learning to accept mine slowly but I think that everyone has one thing they would like to change." |
"These breasts have nursed two babies. Both of my daughters nursed until the age of 3 years. My breasts have always been on the small side, even while my children were nursing. I wear a 38A. The stretchmarks came with puberty. My breasts have always been a little on the droopy side, but I have recently lost 50 pounds and I think that it has contributed some to the swing low! As a bellydancer, I am used to enhancing their appearance for performances, but I would never do anything permanent to alter my perfect, functioning breasts. My husband loves them, my children loved them - and most importantly, I love them." |
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| This lady is 60 years old: "I have had two pregnancies and breast fed both babies for 6 and 7 months respectively. I am somewhat overweight." | "I am 28 years old and have always been insecure about my breast size. I am a A cup right now but I have had 2 children and breast fed both of them." | "This is a picture of my breasts at 7 months pregnant. They have gone from a 36B to a 38C since the beginning of pregnancy, so there are some stretchmarks on the underparts of my breasts. One breast has always been larger than the other, as well as the areola of that breast, and they did not even out with the pregnancy. They are starting to fill with colostrum already, and leak occasionally, but nothing major." |
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| "I found your website and I wanted to say thank you for giving perspective. I am 27 year old Mexican that has never had children (34 B). I hated my breasts when I started getting them during my teenage years. Now I feel more confident but I still dress conservatively. I never feel comfortable with low cut tops. Your site has helped me decide not to get breast augmentation. | "Age: 36. I used to want my breasts to be larger and more round at the top. After finding a benign lump, I appreciate my breasts as they are. Now I love them!" | A 19-year old. "I have always had a pretty small chest, about a 36A/32B. Also I have always had fairly large aereolas/nipples. I never really developed much throughout puberty. I have thought of getting implants, but am unsure. This website has really helped me out a lot in accepting my breasts for what they are... so I am leaning more towards not getting implants.
Again the webstite really helps, and I hope I can contribute in making other women feel better about themselves. THANKS!!" |
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| "I have always been ashamed of my breasts. I am 25. I have had 3 children and always have felt like the "odd ball" out of the bunch. Although I have breast feed all three children my breasts still look the same as they did when I was 18. The media always made me think that my breasts were ugly. Thank you for this site , helping me realize that I am not the only one with this condition." | "I'm inspired by all the women who have bared their breasts to help others
feel ok and loving about their own. I'm 21, have breastfed 1 baby for 14mths, and am 16wks pregnant with baby#2.
I've always had asymmetrical breasts by about 1 cup size, and have flip-flopped from being delighted with them to wanting plastic surgery on them. I'm pleased to say this site has helped me accept them in all their post-baby glory, and the rest of my body too! Each of us can be beautiful and sexy and very attractive - while looking nothing like the girls in magazines. And that is how we should be." |
"I am 47 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall and weigh about 150 pounds. I breastfed my two children over twenty years ago." |
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Like most women have at times obsessed over my breasts and feel unnatural in my appearance. I thank-you for helping to really fight the "brain-washing" done by American society and the business world here. Everything is always saying "bigger bigger bigger". I am a 40C and have "large" (2 inch wide)areolas. Believe it or not I feel outside pressure saying that I'm deformed and small;but this site saved me from surgery and problems. So please continue this site as long as possible for it truely can be a life and sanity saver for many many women like me. .thankyou thankyou Bobbee
This is a wonderful site. The human body is made by God and as such is created perfect -- think of it this way: do you have the audacity to tell the best artist in the universe that he didn't do a good enough job? The world will be better when people accept their bodies as they are. I concur with your view that breasts are for feeding, and that any attraction concerns should take a back seat. I also wholeheartedly concur that conjugal relations should take place as a unitive and procreative activity between people who love each other on the basis of more than physical appearance. Nonetheless, I would be wary of declaring that appreciation for certain physical attributes is entirely learned. After all, your average healthy male is sexually attracted exclusively to the female form, and breasts are generally exclusively female. No doubt, many things are learned, and there are always variations in taste within and among cultures. Nonetheless, breast appreciation seems to be very universal. Men are, for better or worse, often very visually stimulated; I say this in a general sense -- they even tend to do better on videogames and the like. I have considered the question of men's "breast-craze" and am convinced that, at least partially, their attraction stems from a sort of evolutionary function: after all, the good Lord wants the race to continue, has made conjugal relations the vehicle for that continuance, and has made such relations appealing to insure that result. Since breasts are an attribute that begin at puberty (when females begin to be fertile) it seems logical to me that an attraction to something that is linked to fertility would have the effect of promoting relations when they are most likely to result in conception. Just a theory, of course, but, as a man, I thoroughly enjoy contemplating all of the attractive attributes of my lady -- spiritual, intellectual and physical, and part of that involves breasts.
Thomas Levine
Thanks for all of those great pics. I really am happy that there are breasts out there that aren't "perfect." I still have my own breast issues. Because my weight fluctuated a lot in my adolescence ( I am 21 now) and because I was very athletic and didn't begin wearing sports bras until late in high school (even tho I was a 36c since the age of 13), my breasts were and still are droopy. It's so frustrating because even though you show pics of drooping breasts, they all belong to women who have had children and are considerably older (around twice my age). I feel like I've missed out on that period of perky-breastedness that I should have had being so young and having immature breasts. My parter loves my breasts, but I still find it hard to even like them. I suppose that it could always be worse. But it's so frustrating being bombarded with an idealized image of breasts, knowing that I'm nowhere near that ideal..... :'(
ShaneBreast pics shown here are all by volunteers so we just don't happen to have many younger women with droopy breasts. Sorry. But you're not the only one. See teens comments on sagging breasts.
I just want to say that I think your site will help many women feel better about their bodies. Every person is beautiful and special and should be thankful for their bodies. Women's breast become different when they are pregnant and when they give birth, but isn't it wonderful to give life to a child and breast feed them, instead of worrying whether their breast become saggy. And who cares what some guys think about breasts. Every women looks how she is suppose to look.
Monika
I am 14 and have had my period for 2 years now. My breasts never really seemed to grow and they are kinda pointy, I am wondering if I will end up like this for the rest of my life? My mom and sister were early bloomers, and have a normal chest size. Plus I wear a sports bra because Im too small really for an a cup, and its very comfortable so I sometimes wear it at night. Do you think this stunted my growth? Pease help will I have small breasts for the rest of my life?
Needs Help BadlyAnswer to this is on the page Answers to teens questions about breast development
Thank you for your website. There is just too much hub ub about boobs. It's too bad that most people in the world think the normal boob is that of a childless 20 year old with implants and that they are supposed to look like stiff plastic until your 70!! It is just so anxiety producing when you don't have the perfect playmate boobies!
Cris
I like your website, it helps to have this out there to reassure women and espeically teenagers that their bodies do not have to be the media's image of beauitful. Every Woman should be proud of their bodies, it stresses me to hear and find out that some teenagers almost comment suicide because they do not have large breasts. I do no have large breasts at all. I never thought of it as a problem. I am glad that there is a website like this one to help set the facts straight.
Alf
Being a man who appreciates the beauty of the human body regardless of age, allow me the presumption of stating that this web page may only bring positive feelings to women. Perhaps, if the Muse of hope is listening, some men will benefit also. It is shameful when women are reduced to being parts of their body. In a perfect world we would view each other as magnificently unique.
Regards,
Harry B Battle
Thank you for this site! I have always been around a 36 c even after I had my child, but ever since i noticed that both of my breast werent exactly the same size(a long time ago) i have been self consious about them. I notice that when i dont wear a bra if my nipples are out they arent even... I think I am the only one who notices though. I am always thinking about it and thinking everyone notices.. after looking at your site it has made me feel better about myself, but it made me feel shallow also... because now i feel like my worries were very insignificant to others that really matter, and that I should be happy with what i have ...
Jennifer
Thank You! After seeing the photos and reading the comments, I feel so much better about myself. It saddens me that women like me worry that they aren't beautiful because their breasts aren't sitting right below their necks and can't afford to have them put their! I am 40 and have been obsessing because my breasts have headed south, but thank God, after viewing this website, I have learned that "The girls" are still beautiful, a pretty good size, and are actually quite lovely!
Jen
I think some women are ashamed of their breasts. This site shows them that everyone is different. Good job!
Ellen Smith
Thank you. I have recently been obsessing over my breasts. They are assymetrical and i hate them for it. But after looking at the website, i am starting to slowly realize that its not such a bad thing to have breasts that arent "perfect". I hate a lot of things about myself, but hopefully by accepting my biggest worry lately, which is my breasts, i can slowly work up to forgiving the other things which i hate about myself.
Carol
Thank you for your website. There is just too much hub ub about boobs. It's too bad that most people in the world think the normal boob is that of a childless 20 year old with implants and that they are supposed to look like stiff plastic until your 70!! It is just so anxiety producing when you don't have the perfect playmate boobies!
Cris
I am 25 and wear a 38 D. By the time I was 13, I was in a C cup. I always thought that my breasts were way too saggy for my age. I was scared to think what they would look like after I had children. I really appreciated the pictures of normal women's breasts. The media makes us believe that perfectly round big perky breasts are what is beautiful, and it makes you feel like you are deformed if you don't have breasts like that. It's nice to know that my girls :) aren't so ugly afterall! Thank you!!
kris
Great site, I think it is important for society to accept that Breast's DO NOT always stay or come in a nice perky package. After nursing my 3 kids for a year each, mine have become saggy, and one nipple now inverts, or is 'lazy' very rarely perking up, is that normal or ok? Have concerns, Dr didn't seem too concerned. I think all young girls should view this site!
AnnMy guess is that your nipple is normal.
wow, thanks so much for the info and pics. nice to know I am normal. Recently, I saw a website of a cosmetic surgeon that actually does cosmetic surgery on NOT only breasts but labia too! (it distressed me to think that this guy probably got federal financial aid for his medical training!)
seeing a site like yours is most refreshing.
I like my hanging breasts!
anet
I'm only 13.10 and I have b-cup breasts but they seem really small compared to other people's, now i'm sure that i'm just normal
Hayley
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!! I have been looking for a site like this ever since I was like, 14. I'm 18 now, and I've always hated my breasts. They're a 36 C/D, but they are kind of saggy. My areolas are really big too, and I always feel like I'm deformed. I fantasize about getting plastic surgery and having small, perky breasts with small nipples, and what have you not. All the women I see in the movies or on the internet have the same kind of breasts, and it's seriously emotionally damaging... I feel like I'm abnormal, that something went terribly wrong and I ended up with hideous breasts. I don't even let my boyfriend see them. but thanks to this site, I feel a little better now.
anonymous
I like your web site, it tells it like it is, not how the TV makes it out to be. I wish more people could see and understand that it is ok not to be "perfect" by the TV standards so this obsession with breasts could stop. Sad thing is the outside will always be the one thing people see.
heather
INCREDIBLE site! I'm 15, and I've just started hearing about bras and lymphatic fluid and all that. I used to worry that my breasts were small, but then I just decided that they are fine for my size. And then I came here, and I see I was right! Thanks!!
Ann
I would just like to say that (at least the American culture) has some sort of obsession with the physical body. All through high school I've had to deal with finding clothes that ACTUALLY FIT, especially with shirts. I'm a 38/40 D cup now and I can't stand how people think that everyone will have a perfect figure. Whether you be large breasted or small, thin or not. With me, my breasts take up a LOT of material, so buying clothes like MUDD are out of the question. I'm happy for the idea of this site. We gals should be aware that not all women have fantasy breasts and sizes....we're normal.
Great site! I will certainly list it as recommended study material for my students (lactation for midwifes)
Gonneke van Veldhuizen, IBCLC
breast size is not an issue for majority of men. in fact it is huge fake boobs that many of us dont like!!
Dan
My small chest (32AA) only really bothered me when buying bathing suits and dresses (my top is a size or two smaller than my bottom). So, I pretty much felt secure...until I met my husband's niece. At 9 she had bigger breasts than my pregnant ones and even though I'm a 32A-B now and nursing...her breasts are still larger. THAT makes me a little self-conscious. I'm happy though because I know I'm not alone and I've been able to nurse my son just fine. :o) (He has a preference too so my previously symmetrical breasts have become considerably lopsided.) It's nice to have a site that recognises difference as the norm. Thanks.
Robyn
Thank you so much for this website. After reading all the men's comments, I was nearly in tears. My husband has always said he's okay with my breasts, but I always thought he was just saying that because he didn't want to hurt my feelings. It helped so much to see other men saying that they are more concerned with personality than breast size and shape. Hopefully I can quit obsessing about it now and stop being so depressed and learn to love the body God gave me. Thank you so much for your site.
Candice
My daughter has size 36DD brests and she is only 10 years old. I was wondering if any other girls have that same problem.
anonymous
After seeing this site I don't feel alone anymore thank you for making me feel normal
Candy
i would like to reply to BUD and the pictures of male breast yes men can grow breast without trying or being gay or having a sex change, i am a male with 42d breast and my doctor put me in a bra several years due to developing gynecomastia as a reaction to high dose ulcer meds that he did not tell me about side affects,i to must wear a bra and sleep in a bra due to painful large breast they bounce and nipples get raw under my shirts without a bra my new wife has no problem with them and helps me buy my bras before her the x could not deal with the fact i wore bras i am straight 100% male 6ft 3in 250,it is difficult to hide these things at work as i wear a sorta light blue uniform shirt and the projection is there i cannot wear a sports bra due to the pain of mashing them down i cannot sleep on my stomach either so i to like bud would like to know if there are other men on here with breast. bud i have been in your shoes and are you still growing,i just had to go to a 42d i hope this is the last bra change for a long time. best wishes and it takes a man to admit he wears a bra .
bill
Thank you, thank you, thank you 007!! I'm only 30 and have had saggy boobs all my life. It has been quite an issue for me as I NEVER dreamed that so many other regular women have the same type of breasts. In your photos I saw myself like 6 different times! For once in my life, I feel very normal concerning my breast shapes.. I just cannot believe it! How can I ever thank you for sharing this wonderful information???
Thank you, Amazed
I'm a 19 year old guy and I just have to say Breasts aren't always the focus of men. Balloon sized breasts aren't what every man wants. The way I see it, small breasts are good too. As long as the breasts fit the body then it's ok! A 5'4 girl with DD's is like WHOA, you know, not that attractive to me.. But if she had a B cup maybe, it would still be fine.. Just my 2 cents.
chris
i really apprecaite your sight it helps women realize that they don't have to conform to what soicity thinks they should look like but to be happy with the way god created them . We were created to bring forth life and to substain that life by being able to feed that life. i applaud your site.
gina woody
I am speaking strictly from a man's perspective, i happen to love women with small breast. So ladies have no fear, we are out there
Ronnie
I much prefer flat-chested women!! When I hold my woman in my arms, I want to feel her entire body against mine!!!!! Not a pair of (sili)cones sticking into my midsection!!! too bad so many "flat-as-a-board" women don't know that there alot of other men like me all around, and succomb to the peer pressure of buying big tits.
azdesertrat
DJ, don't go for surgery! I know what is like to be a male with breasts. Though they are only 38b and I don't hate them. I am fine with them. I have no cheast hairs. How I delt with them was to wear a large t shirts in public. I can't go topless because I feel funny having people see me this way. I have always felt this way. Even as a Kid I was ashamed of my cheasts. Now I am not. Still I won't go topless In puplic.
Jerry
I've been told I'm a tall handsome guy. I don't have a problem with women, but I can honestly say; no matter how your breasts look, natural is better!!!
Jon
My 17 year old daughter has one breast an a cup and one breast a c cup. She also gets painful boils under her armpits. She really has low self esteem and rarely goes out of the house. She left school a year ago and hasn't got a job because she has no confidence. I am getting really worried about her, she cries all the time. The Doctor really isn't interested. I don't know what to do to help her.
SuzieHelo Suzie,
Sorry to hear about your situation. You can try: show her you love her, ask her to talk to you about her feelings, try get her interested in a hobby or studying or in a volunteer work of some sorts so she can meet other people and work at something. The boils, if they keep recurring, could be Hidradenitis Suppurativa instead. Make sure she eats well too because nutritional deficiencies can cause depression.
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