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Hey, Corvus? This thread is really about showing the LOVE, and is somewhere folks can go for some positivity. So, can you either find something positive to say or perhaps start another thread if you need to talk out your negative feelings? Thanks!
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That's okay! A B-cup is a good size to have(That's what I wear)! So is an A-cup(I also wear A cups sometimes. Nice and cozy =p). So is a C or a D or an FF or a Q! Okay, I made that last one up.
Be proud of your breasts! Who cares if they're big or small or very round or very perky or not so perky or wide set or close set or purple with orange spots. (Okay, so, you should probably check with your doctor if that last one is the case.)
This is a thread to celebrate our boobs/breasts/melons/milk factories/big lumps of fat filled with glands/etc.
So celebrate them!
Even if you feel insecure about them right now, try to find something positive about them!
Do you like how they look good in tank tops? Do they look good in swim suits? Do they make you smile when you run up and down stairs? Do they make your figure all curvy and lush? Do they make your figure well balanced? Do they make your figure delicate and petite? Do you have the coolest looking nipples in the history of man kind?
So... I challenge every girl, EVERY girl... Yes, even you, Miss Insecure... Especially you, Miss Insecure... (That's not anyone's username is it? Because I'm not talking to anyone directly. Hah hah)... I challenge you to find at least one thing you like about your breasts!
I hope this pep-talk is okay. I just noticed a few posts that seemed really insecure about their boobs, and I wanted to do my part to encourage their self esteem...
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I've got 32 A cup breasts which is great for my age. Although my right breast is bigger than my left!! It's not noticeable when I have a bra on, but sometimes I just go, I want normal breasts!! I know I'm still growing, but ya know...
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(Just FYI, having one breast larger than the other is normal: asymmetry in breasts is more common than symmetry is.)
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I have boobs that are not necessarily small, but seem small for my figure- well, at least, I think that. I'm always self-concious about my body, and my tummy isn't at its flattest. I think that if my boobs were a bit bigger, it would lead the attention away from my tummy. I would never go so far as to get surgery to increase their size, but at the age of 16, it seems like they've done no growing at all for the past 2 years. I'm stuck with these.
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oops. I forgot. I tend to wear lots of clothes with cleavage in them, and they never seem to disappoint anyone other than me. People say my boobs are big, a 36C, and people say they like my figure too, so maybe I just need to stop listening to the voices in my head.
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I absolutally love my breasts!!! I wear a 36 D and love it! I am a little over weight and I like to think that my bigger boobs sort of camoflauge it. They look great in swim suits and low cut shirts (even though I don't wear those often, but still) they are nice and bouncy, too! The only downside is that when I run without a sports bra on it hurts:(. They make me fell sexy when I go out on a hot date too XD
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I used to literally despise my breasts... But that was because I had been wearing the wrong size bras! I'd been only wearing my sister's hand-me-downs because every single bra I tried everywhere never fit me! So one day, my mom took me to Victoria's Secret to buy some new bras, figuring that they'll HAVE to have something that fits me! The lady who worked there was very helpful, and helped me find my correct size...
*drumroll* 32C!
I'd been wearing 34Bs, so no wonder they weren't fitting right!
But now I ADORE my breasts, with the right fitting bra. And honestly, my breasts are really perky... they hardly droop at all. xP I love it! <3
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I've went from a 38c to a 32b and I must say... small boobies rock! I love love my little mosquito bites. They no longer get in the way, they don't bounce when I run, they make me feel pretty and petite, and my boyfriend says that they fit perfectly into his hand He actually prefers small breasts. With a 32b, I get the best of both worlds. In a tshirt, they are nice and compact and do not get in the way. In a plunging necklike, a discreet Aerie "Show off a lot" insert gives me some nice cleavage. Another thing I like about my breasts is that I have inverted nipples. They never come out to say "hello!" to the world, not even when I am cold or aroused. They like to stay inside where it's nice and private.
Ironically, breast size was something that I never thought about. Whether I was a 38c or a 32b, I was never self-conscious of my boobs. Of all the little body flaws that I studied in the mirror every morning, boobs never made the list. I've been on both sides of the spectrum. Both big and small have advantages. I say, big or small, love them all!
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I got fitted into a rather funky 28C today. I have been wearing bras with a band 6 inches too big. Oh dear! The clerk was sorry they don't carry many 28's but tell you the truth, I'm feeling just fine in 30B after wearing 34A... Although after getting my first properly fitting bra, all my old bras feel terrible now, haha! While I understand that my breasts didn't magically grow a few cups, but I somehow got over my A-Cup angst. (Funny that, I always liked my breast size, just the cup size that always got me down. Weird.)
I rather like my petite breasts, at least today.
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I love my breasts. Or as I like to call them tits and sometimes by their given names Frick and Frack, haha.
I think they are very sexy and they are one part of my body that I am very comfortable with. I like that it always seems like I have a tan line or something. They are a lighter brown than the rest of me and I love that.
The only thing I don't like is finding bras. I wear a 34 D. I used to be a 36C and then a 34C, but now that my cups have gone up, I'm having a hard time finding pretty bras that don't cost an arm and a leg. Usually I have to buy the more expensive bras since a lot of the junior stores don't carry my size. I definitely feel for the people who have less common bra sizes... but I wouldn't change mine for anything. I stay focused on keeping them healthy, by doing my month checks and getting my physicals and just loving them.
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I'm 5'9 and was a 36A (but 36 was usually too tight and I could never find 38As). But then I got breast implants, and now I'm a 38B. And it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. As sad as this sounds, I'm wayyyyyy more confident. And my clothes fit a lot better.
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I'm 16 with 34B's. I am iffy about my feelings for them. I don't feel like they match my body. I have a pretty large butt and hips. My breasts are too small in comparison. I wish I could just transfer some of my booty to my chest. My boyfriend says he loves both my boobs and butt but I get self conscience about it. Most of his exs are the big boob small behind type and he is a self described boob man. Sometimes I accept them since they are perky and symetrical but I would do anything to be a C.
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i luv mine cos i have 2 of them... i really know a girl who has a half developed one in the center. weird i know but true.
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I love my boobies! I've never really had an issue with the size of them, the only thing I ever worried (and still kinda worry about) is sagging. But I have come to the conclusion that I will love them no matter what because they are a part of me. And they make me feel feminine. They are not big or small, they are just right for me. And my boyfriend loves them too. I don't understand why women want to have plastic surgery and modify the way they look. Everyone is meant to be different, it's the variation that makes women sexy.
Anyway I think all breasts are awesome, big, small, saggy, and perky.
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My nice boobies are obviously from my weight but I'm not SOOO big! Infact even though I'm 13, there are some girls in my school who are younger then me and are like the size of me plus another half of me!
But I love my girls! I know they are probably some 32B at the most if I was slimmer but I couldn't care less for my 34-36 C! I just wish they wouldn't jiggle so much!!
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I'm 19 with 32D's. I love them now. I used to have a complex about them because of a stupid guy I dated, but I'm working on my body image, and I've learned to love them. Until I go shopping for bras. Lol. 32D isn't a very popular size, so bra shopping is interesting. But I love them, they hold up the right dresses, look great in cute tops, balance out my hips nicely, and contrast my waist line just right. My left's a little smaller than my right, but you can't tell in a good bra. Victoria's Secret bras are the best, I swear by them. It's the only brand I will buy, ever.
I <3 my girls and they love me back. XD
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I like my breasts mostly, but it's not that I really love them. I like to be kissed on my breasts by my boyfriend sometimes, but not always.
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I spent my entire time until early high school wishing they'd grow already, and then as soon as they started growing I spent the rest of the time wondering when the darn things would stop.
I'm at a good place right now. I can wear dresses with bodices now, and all the really gorgeous dresses that I wanted so badly when I was younger. I can always make myself laugh by jumping up and down, or moving around at all, really. And my adorable little tabby cat thinks they make great pillows/seats/claw sharpening devices, so who am I to argue with her? The five pound cat is queen of my room.
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quote:Originally posted by Nicoley: I am really jealous of all of you boob loving people. I am small and I have huge saggy boobs and I wish I could be topless and feel comfortable but I just feel plain ugly. Like someone else who posted, my boyfriend says he likes them...but I just can't like myself. I'm happy that I am healthy and that I have boobs. I should really be thankful.
I'm the same. I wish I could wear itsy bitsy bikinis lol and find cute bras in my size but I rwally should be thankful I have them.
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Right now, I love, love, love my boobs!!! They are perfect the way they are. I wouldn't change them for anything else, but I would change bras to fit them... I'm a 29/30E, and it's impossible to find a bra in the shops- I have to pay an arm and a leg (and another 10 arms and legs XD) for made-to-order! Urgh. But I do love the sexiness of my breasts. I just stick 'em in a sports bra to play footie (soccer to all you Americans) and I'm good to go. xxx
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Right now, I love, love, love my boobs!!! They are perfect the way they are. I wouldn't change them for anything else, but I would change bras to fit them... I'm a 29/30E, and it's impossible to find a bra in the shops- I have to pay an arm and a leg (and another 10 arms and legs XD) for made-to-order! Urgh. But I do love the sexiness of my breasts. I just stick 'em in a sports bra to play footie (soccer to all you Americans) and I'm good to go. xxx
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Oh yes i love my breasts a lot..i really adore them.i have size 34c with which i am very comfy.i am happy with my boobies.Touch wood and mmmuuahh to them:-p
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Hm, certainly didn't realize before this that the pill could cause breasts to become fuller. Not sure how I feel about that.
I don't think too much about my breasts really, usually...sometimes I wish I were smaller, or that I didn't have them, especially when they feel bloated and sore and then I'm like...these are actually two very heavy mounds of flesh here, -pokepoke-.
Certainly without breasts I wouldn't have my mother constantly nagging me that my shirts were too low even though I wasn't showing any cleavage.... xD
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well... i like em when I'm naked. And I like them in a bathing suit. But seriously, I've been wearing bras for more than ten years and I still haven found one that fits properly: I spill out of them or can't breathe, they hurt my shoulders and sides or the underwires hurt my boobs, I always have to pull a strap up or adgust the band or pull it up or pull it down... My boobs are fine, but I hate bras! (if anyone can offer tip one finding that perfect fit, I'm all ears!)
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Gazelle - have you tried getting fitted for a bra? Stores that specialize in selling lingerie offer this service, and they will be able to tell you exactly what size and type of bra you need.
Mind, you also don't need to wear a bra if you don't want to! If you're more comfy without, then just go without.
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Thanks September! I usually just go without, or with a sports bra. But you know, sometimes a girls just needs a little extra support. Maybe I'll treat myself to a proper fitting and a few good bras for my birthday coming up (I actually briefly worked at a lingerie store, so I can give myself a fitting, I read somewhere on this board about custom bras, maybe that's what I need)
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Ha! I figured it out: they're not the same size!!! And it's an easy fix, I bought a couple padded bras today and removed the padding from the left boob... voila! comfort land!!!
I can't believe it took me this long to figure it out. I told my boyfriend like it was some big discovery and he goes "yeah I know". ha ha!
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I enjoy my 38C's, even if lefty is a tad bit bigger then righty, and I think I might do something later in life to just make them even or give them a little more oomh!
Either way I, and my boyfriend, enjoy my breasts. I give my hugs to anyone that has had or known someone who has breast cancer.
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Mine have always caused me issues and emotional pain. I lost a lot of weight, over 60 pounds, and they sag now. But for whatever reason they are still really large, D or maybe larger. They were much larger before the weight loss, maybe DDD or up. It's my own fault though, from being overweight to never having a supportive bra because I just didn't get how to find a good bra for life/exercise
But thankfully, I'm very tall and they look OK in a bra. I just am uncomfortable with the idea of SHOWING them to somebody. Is it possible to keep a bra on during sex?
I mean, they look pretty good in a bra, the large size definitely helps, but they aren't firm when I take it off. I know this might be too personal, but I'm really afraid to take my bra off in a sexual situation...
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violet21: For the longest time, I was convinced that all boobs should maintain that "bubble" shape even without the help of a bra. While perhaps a small portion of women naturally have magical boobs like this, I think that it's mostly an artificial expectation that's been popularized by the media, etc. (It's actually kind of interesting the way ideal silhouettes have changed throughout history. We've gone from a culture that body-modifies through corsetry to one that does so with surgery.)
I've discovered that when it came to intimacy, the only person who had a problem with my boobs (sans push-up bra) was me. My partner loves them—they're attached to me, they're warm and comfy, they make me feel good, and (to him, at least) they're aesthetically pleasing. Convincing myself that my boobs don't have fit to the media's idea of perfection has been a long time coming. But I'm proud to be real and I'm happy they're a part of me.
You don't need to have a partner to tell you that you're beautiful, though. The body manifests itself in wonderfully diverse ways. If you are able to (with figure drawing portraits, paintings, erotica?), it could help to explore the diverse shapes and sizes of breasts in the same way those of us at Scarleteen are able to with Betty Dodson's vulva illustrations.
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Well, I'm happy with how they look, but they annoy me sometimes. I tend to find the same things attractive in myself as I do in other girls, and I'm not that fussy about boobs. My only real problem is that even though I'm a 38B, they're pointy instead of rounder/flatter so I can't go braless, and it's annoying not having that option. But they do help stop me from being bottom-heavy and balance my proportions.
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I've never been very happy with how small mine are and how people in my school never fail to point out the fact that I'm flat-chested. I'm a 36B and I never really thought I had small boobs until everyone in school decided to bully me about it. I don't really listen to them anymore because I don't want people looking at me only for my boobs and they are proving that that's all they care about instead of me for who I am. My sister is a tad shorter than me (at 25 years old) and she has a good sized chest because she was put in the pill very early. She and I look a lot alike although our only differences are size and color. I'm a bit ashamed of my tiny chest but I don't like others pointing it out to me in school. Although I'm proud to be a girl and to have healthy breasts, that still doesn't stop me from trying to look into how to get bigger breasts. Is this selfish or shameful of me to not like them the way they are??
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It's taken me a long, long time to accept my breasts for what they are - tiny I wear a 12A Australian size - I think that's a 34A in US sizes. I am always the butt of jokes about being flat chested and because of that I have always been pretty insecure about my chest size. But recently I have come to the conclusion that all women should be made to feel equally attractive, regardless of chest size, and being healthy is far more important than being big. Occasionally I have meltdowns where I hate everything about my body, but these are becoming less and less frequent as of recent times I am really proud of myself in coming to accept how I look and stop looking at ways to make me fit into societal expectations when really, there is no need to. I'm beautiful just the way I am
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Growing up I always loved my boobs. I loved the way they looked in tank tops and bras and I even remember rolling up tank tops into tube style shirts when I was alone in my room, simply because I liked the way it made my body, specifically my breasts, look. They're small, a proud 34A, but I was never self-conscious about them.
Unfortunately that changed when I dated someone (or two people actually) who on multiple occasions made me feel inferior/as though I should be ashamed of having small breasts.
Needless to say that took a toll on my self-image but I'm happy to say that today I'm quite fond of my small boobs. Part of that came from finally getting a correct bra size (I went from 36A to 32B to finally a 34A, and it's funny how moving to a smaller cup size I actually came away feeling better about how my breasts looked) but mostly it was just slowly learning to re-love my body the way I did before, and unlearning all the negative connotations my ex gave me around my body.
Today I love the way they fit into clothes, especially V-necks, and give my outfit a nice shape without being intrusive. I like that I can walk around comfortably without a bra if I so choose. I like the light colour of my nipples and how sensitive they are. I like their round perky shape. I like how their small size fits with my petite figure. And I especially like how I look wearing nothing but a bra and underwear.
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34FF and still growing. Unlike the rest of me, which puberty didn't take too much of a shining to, my breast grew pretty much consistently from the start. I got fitted for my 34FFs about six months ago and in another six months or so i might go back for another fitting, just because from day one they've never stopped. (apparently this is unusual, from most of the girls i've spoken to)
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I have very heavy 32G breasts. My back and shoulders hurt like hell at the end of the day, I can't buy bras in my size without breaking the bank, and I can't sleep on my stomach without waking up with a sore chest in the morning. I won't get into the more agonizing aspects of having them, but you get the picture.
I hated them much more when I was younger. I recently made the decision to go ahead and have breast reduction surgery and just making that decision has kind of helped me make peace with my chest. I know that it's not permanent, so I don't have to hate it anymore. Honestly, it's kind of refreshing.
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i positively love my 36D TATAS!!! they make me laugh when im jumping around with my son listening to music although i should probably work out to firm them up a bit lol i think they might feel a little bit of neglect! im sorry TATAS! LOL GOTTA LOVE EM!
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I am athletic (I train 5+hours a week for competitive riding) Ladies, if you think you 'bounce' when you're running, just imagine what happens when you are on a horse, who is running and jumping. Good sports bras are an absolute MUST. I love my breasts I am a 34D, and on my 5'6' self, they are exactly right I am 18, and have A LOT of large breasted women in my family, so maybe they will grow again, either way is ok. I think they look nice when they are in a sports bra, or in a bra, or without one. I usually find a bra more comfortable though I love them, because they are healthy and beautiful and mine
quote:Originally posted by Lauren057: I am athletic (I train 5+hours a week for competitive riding) Ladies, if you think you 'bounce' when you're running, just imagine what happens when you are on a horse, who is running and jumping. Good sports bras are an absolute MUST.
Collected sitting trot.. just.. ow... without a good bra.
Thank you genes/fate whatever has seen fit to give me B-cup breasts.. wouldn't change them for the world. I really like my breasts because they sort of fit with the fact that how I want to present can change day to day. Like in some clothes they are not obvious and don't stand out at all, so I can appear really androgynous which is mostly how I prefer to present if I'm allowed to, but on the fairly rare occasions when I feel quite feminine I can wear clothes that make them more obvious and give me a more stereotypically "feminine" figure.
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I was embarrassed by my breasts when I was little. I developed early - when I was in Grade 6, they were already big-ish - and I'd feel really uncomfortable at times. A few times in my life, objects would hit one of my breasts and it would be awkward and embarrassing - especially when I was younger. I'd tell my mom that I didn't like them; but she said, "When you're older, you'll like them!" I think that that is true-ish now. I do like them a lot more now; and I usually feel comfortable with them.
But one thing I hate about breasts is bra shopping. I like getting bras at La Senza; but they're expensive and I often fall out. It's annoying to buy them; but I definitely can't be without one!
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I used to hate that my breasts were so small (can barely fill an A cup), but now I've come to accept that they're fine just the way they are. I'm at an age where they still have a little bit of time left to develop. Other relatives in my family, including my mom, have been known for being late-bloomers on this front. But even if they don't grow, that's fine by me. They make for some funny stories anyway.
One time, I had a concert ticket but I didn't have a purse or long-enough pockets to put it in. My friend (who is bosomy) suggested that I put it in my bra. After I took the train home, I realized that it had slipped out of my barely-filled 34A bra. The good news was that the ticket office allowed me to have another one for free. haha
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I've had a long and complicated relationship with the size of my breasts. I've always been a year younger than everyone else in my grade, so when I was in middle school, I kept thinking I was a late developer, even if I was quite normal for my age. When I actually had breasts, my mother made me wear an ill-fitting bra that left red marks around my ribcage and put me off of bras for quite a long time. I spent half of my high school years thinking that the size of my breasts made me unfeminine: that they were too small, too pointy, and the nipples too dark.
I'm happy to say that my opinion has changed over the last few years. I appreciate their perk and their roundness and my angst cleared when I was actually measured at Nordstrom and Victoria's Secret. I was either a 32B or a 30D, and the size itself didn't make me happy, but the fact that measurements were arbitrary and that I really couldn't compare myself to anyone anymore did.
I'm mostly comfortable with my body (about 90% I would say), and I still have a little more to go in acceptance, but I'm glad that I'm happy with my boobs. They are absolutely lovely, and I would never want to trade them in for anyone else's.
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I've had a pretty tumultuous relationship with my breasts because sometimes gender dysphoria makes me wish they would just disappear, and I usually just call them my chest. I've felt better about them lately, though, because I've been with partners who love them and play with them yet also show the utmost respect for my ever-shifting body boundaries, the language I prefer used around them, and my gender identity as a whole. I've come to accept that there are fun things about my breasts, and that their presence doesn't automatically prove or disprove anything about my gender. Plus, they had the courtesy to be B cups, so I can deemphasize them easily when I feel like it and also dress them up dramatically when I want to be in a femme costume - it's kind of cool to have free, built-in breast forms when I do drag. Posts: 59 | From: California | Registered: Jun 2012
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I'm a 32A and i love it.But there's one thing that i hate and that's that i have very dark hair growing around my nipples.I really wish i knew what to to do about that. Apart from that though i get bugged by guys i love them and so does my BF:D its nice to hear that most girls love theirs too:)
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He actually prefers small breasts. With a 32b, I get the best of both worlds. In a tshirt, they are nice and compact and do not get in the way. In a plunging necklike, a discreet Aerie "Show off a lot" insert gives me some nice cleavage. Another thing I like about my breasts is that I have inverted nipples. They never come out to say "hello!" to the world, not even when I am cold or aroused. They like to stay inside where it's nice and private.![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif)
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