If you’ve got C-cup or larger-sized bréasts,
chances that it feels like you permanently
have a toddler attached to your body, and
like most demanding children, they
dominate your whole life.


Top 10 Big Bóob Problems:

1. Under-bóob sweat

2. Your brás being mistaken for áss-holders
and/or hats

3. Budgeting to afford a brá that actually fits

4. Finding the right specialty brá shop with a
correctly-trained fitter you actually trust, or at
the very least, just finding a store that actually
carries your size

5. Packing a larger suitcase just to fit your brás
into

6. Figuring out ways to get your insurance to
pay for a bréast reduction

7. Demi-cup overspill

8. Shopping for clothes based on whether or
not you can wear a brá with them

9. Wondering if a guy is actually looking at you
or only interested in your chest

10. How not to look crazy while holding your
boóbs to avoid black eyes during a run


Growing Up With Big Boóbs

Oh yeah, you can fill out a sweater like it’s
nobody’s business, and you certainly get male
eyes on you, but with your giant ta-tas comes a
life of watching your boóbs pop out of brás,
shirts and dresses like they’re rampaging bulls
on the streets of Pamplona.

And if you think bréasts don’t have a mind of
their own, well, honey, we really have to beg to
differ. Remember when you were 12 and
growing mosquito bites for the first time and
were so absurdly proud of yourself?

While guys were having shin splints from
growing too tall, too fast, the big-títty-
committeé éxploded stretch marks over bean-
bag boóbs that hurt if you even looked at them.
I went from a training brá to a C-cup at the age
of 12 and a D by my 13th birthday. It’s no
wonder I was mistaken for an 18-year-old, since
no one was bothering to look at my face.

Fast forward through middle school and high
school, where many of the less-endowed girls
were all glaring daggers at you, and often not-
so-quietly calling you slutty and dumb behind
your back.

It often seemed everyone else was using
complex algorithms dictating that the bigger
our cup size, the more likely we were to spread
our legs, and the lower our intelligence must
be.

Meanwhile, while others were busying judging
us, we were left trying to figure out how to find
prom dresses that didn’t make us look like pórn
stars, button-downs that didn’t póp b*ttóns so
fast they take an eye out and attempting to get
guys to look above our chin when they talked to
us.

As girls with huge bóobs, we are often told by
friends and family to “Stop complaining. I only
wish I had bóobs like yours.” Jokes aside, there
are a lot of drawbacks.

Amidst the obvious clothing issues and
drooling stares, there is also back pain, posture
issues, hindrancés when it comes to running
and working out and postpartum inflation/
stretching that we’ve heard only makes the
situation worse.

Feeling séxy with boóbs so heavy they really
don’t look great without a brá is a feat. I know
what you’re thinking — all men love boóbs,
right? Well, maybe.

But with a naturally large chest, it can be hard
to feel good nakéd, since your comfort in
cléavage is strippéd away when the brá comes
off. Celebrities and pórn stars post-plastic
surgery have created the illusion that big boóbs
are perfectly round and stand up on their own.
Wearing a backless dress is not a problem,
because gravity doesn’t exist and nipplés are
perfectly even. Not true. Even at a young age,
the giant girls sag from the sheer weight and
flip-flop about in pretty much the least séxy way
possible.

Not a great visual, right? We can only fear for
how Left and Right will look 20 years from now.
So, the next time you think us ladies who have
been blessed (or cursed) with G-cup bréasts
need to realize how lucky we are, remember
that we are just as insecure with ourselves as
women who only need a camisole (lmao)

We carry our own (very heavy) insecurities every
day, too. Like everyone else, we learn how to
cope with our own body image issues.

You either hide behind giant clothing and
pretend your bréasts aren’t the first thing
anyone sees, or you learn to break the ice,
make the first joke and just acknowledge the
elephant(s) in the room. Because if you don’t,
someone else will.






Source: Huffington Post

yemmy75: If you’ve got C-cup or larger-sized bréasts,
chances that it feels like you permanently
have a toddler attached to your body, and
like most demanding children, they
dominate your whole life.


Top 10 Big Bóob Problems:

1. Under-bóob sweat

2. Your brás being mistaken for áss-holders
and/or hats

3. Budgeting to afford a brá that actually fits

4. Finding the right specialty brá shop with a
correctly-trained fitter you actually trust, or at
the very least, just finding a store that actually
carries your size

5. Packing a larger suitcase just to fit your brás
into

6. Figuring out ways to get your insurance to
pay for a bréast reduction

7. Demi-cup overspill

8. Shopping for clothes based on whether or
not you can wear a brá with them

9. Wondering if a guy is actually looking at you
or only interested in your chest

10. How not to look crazy while holding your
boóbs to avoid black eyes during a run


Growing Up With Big Boóbs

Oh yeah, you can fill out a sweater like it’s
nobody’s business, and you certainly get male
eyes on you, but with your giant ta-tas comes a
life of watching your boóbs pop out of brás,
shirts and dresses like they’re rampaging bulls
on the streets of Pamplona.

And if you think bréasts don’t have a mind of
their own, well, honey, we really have to beg to
differ. Remember when you were 12 and
growing mosquito bites for the first time and
were so absurdly proud of yourself?

While guys were having shin splints from
growing too tall, too fast, the big-títty-
committeé éxploded stretch marks over bean-
bag boóbs that hurt if you even looked at them.
I went from a training brá to a C-cup at the age
of 12 and a D by my 13th birthday. It’s no
wonder I was mistaken for an 18-year-old, since
no one was bothering to look at my face.

Fast forward through middle school and high
school, where many of the less-endowed girls
were all glaring daggers at you, and often not-
so-quietly calling you slutty and dumb behind
your back.

It often seemed everyone else was using
complex algorithms dictating that the bigger
our cup size, the more likely we were to spread
our legs, and the lower our intelligence must
be.

Meanwhile, while others were busying judging
us, we were left trying to figure out how to find
prom dresses that didn’t make us look like pórn
stars, button-downs that didn’t póp b*ttóns so
fast they take an eye out and attempting to get
guys to look above our chin when they talked to
us.

As girls with huge bóobs, we are often told by
friends and family to “Stop complaining. I only
wish I had bóobs like yours.” Jokes aside, there
are a lot of drawbacks.

Amidst the obvious clothing issues and
drooling stares, there is also back pain, posture
issues, hindrancés when it comes to running
and working out and postpartum inflation/
stretching that we’ve heard only makes the
situation worse.

Feeling séxy with boóbs so heavy they really
don’t look great without a brá is a feat. I know
what you’re thinking — all men love boóbs,
right? Well, maybe.

But with a naturally large chest, it can be hard
to feel good nakéd, since your comfort in
cléavage is strippéd away when the brá comes
off. Celebrities and pórn stars post-plastic
surgery have created the illusion that big boóbs
are perfectly round and stand up on their own.
Wearing a backless dress is not a problem,
because gravity doesn’t exist and nipplés are
perfectly even. Not true. Even at a young age,
the giant girls sag from the sheer weight and
flip-flop about in pretty much the least séxy way
possible.

Not a great visual, right? We can only fear for
how Left and Right will look 20 years from now.
So, the next time you think us ladies who have
been blessed (or cursed) with G-cup bréasts
need to realize how lucky we are, remember
that we are just as insecure with ourselves as
women who only need a camisole (lmao)

We carry our own (very heavy) insecurities every
day, too. Like everyone else, we learn how to
cope with our own body image issues.

You either hide behind giant clothing and
pretend your bréasts aren’t the first thing
anyone sees, or you learn to break the ice,
make the first joke and just acknowledge the
elephant(s) in the room. Because if you don’t,
someone else will.






Source: Huffington Post

Noted..

Aminat508: Noted..

Screw You! You know why, don't ask.

kavey10:

Screw You! You know why, don't ask.

lol@ kavey, I can read ya mind!!

Hmmmmn..

Aminat508: Noted..

Do u happen to belong to dis category??

Ha! God will bless whoever wrote this article. its so true, fortunately its a family trait for me, so i had good support growing up.

Aminat508: Noted..

Kai! Please modify your post and unquote the op




Mine isn't oversize but i can relate to this, i had to stop sprinting cos while running, my breasts will be bouncing like there's no tomorrow and it will feel lik it was goin to fall off my chest. I totally ignored it until my friend told me what the guys were looking at while i was running. I used to be very good at it but i bcame too shy to run d way i used to cos of my breasts and holding it while running is just ridiculous especially the football part. That was how i stopped representing my school

lol

Prodigee: lol

It seems you did what those guys did in secondary school

sweet-tease:

It seems you did what those guys did in secondary school

huh?! What did they do o?

Prodigee: huh?! What did they do o?

Observing bouncing boobsies of running gals

sweet-tease:

Observing bouncing boobsies of running gals

Nah! I went to an all boys school

Prodigee: Nah! I went to an all boys school

okay

sweet-tease:

Mine isn't oversize but i can relate to this, i had to stop sprinting cos while running, my breasts will be bouncing like there's no tomorrow and it will feel lik it was goin to fall off my chest. I totally ignored it until my friend told me what the guys were looking at while i was running. I used to be very good at it but i bcame too shy to run d way i used to cos of my breasts and holding it while running is just ridiculous especially the football part. That was how i stopped representing my school

I don't even see anything to stare at from your pix, it looks normal na, those boys and the friend wey tell you the gist that made you end your passion need flogging. You for no mind them na, you fall my hand.

sweet-tease:
okay

But do u still do sports today?

You guys are so funny...my own boobs no be oversize oo, nd moreso I alws pack am wella

Aminat508: You guys are so funny...my own boobs no be oversize oo, nd moreso I alws pack am wella

Lol @ pack am well...#Packaging

kavey10:

I don't even see anything to stare at from your pix, it looks normal na, those boys and the friend wey tell you the gist that made you end your passion need flogging. You for no mind them na, you fall my hand.

Check again now that Dannylux and co has bullied me into changing my profile pic
Anyway have lost weight(i wonder how i was able to run fast then lol probably cos i started from Nursery school) and like i said, its not oversize but growing up, it was bigger than my age and my uniform wasn't helping matters, there is this band just underneath the chest and it was v-neck... I used to wish i can drop it at home, i walk with my arms folded across them and the stares men used to give me was so embarrassing, some will get carried away staring. My prayer was for it to reduce then and i guess God answered lol. I envied my friends with small boobs. Its not easy growing up with boobs bigger than your age if you are shy.

Prodigee: But do u still do sports today?

Once in a while for fun my thighs dealt with me after i ran in august thou.

Breasⓣⓢ so big her cups runneth over...that's the kinda shitt I like

sweet-tease:
Once in a while for fun my thighs dealt with me after
i ran in august thou.

Okay...good!

..

hahahaaha noted

Please don't come and say you're a victim here without posting your pics.

You know how we do it

sweet-tease:

Check again now that Dannylux and co has bullied me into changing my profile pic
Anyway have lost weight(i wonder how i was able to run fast then lol probably cos i started from Nursery school) and like i said, its not oversize but growing up, it was bigger than my age and my uniform wasn't helping matters, there is this band just underneath the chest and it was v-neck... I used to wish i can drop it at home, i walk with my arms folded across them and the stares men used to give me was so embarrassing, some will get carried away staring. My prayer was for it to reduce then and i guess God answered lol. I envied my friends with small boobs. Its not easy growing up with boobs bigger than your age if you are shy.

Eeya, sorry you hear? I had a female friend like that in secondary school, she took advantage of it to the fullest! Mehn, that girl was the toast of every guy in school then. Seniors, chance us sha, unfortunately.
That uniform NA DIE by the way.

Your new pix verdict is... good but na packaging sha. LOL! Just joking you look good.

kavey10:


Eeya, sorry you hear? I had a female friend like that in secondary school, she took advantage of it to the fullest! Mehn, that girl was the toast of every guy in school then. Seniors, chance us sha, unfortunately.
That uniform NA DIE by the way.

Your new pix verdict is... good but na packaging sha. LOL! Just joking you look good.

Lol, not me, all it took to intimidate me was to stare at them and it used to happen a lot. Thank you

Dannylux: Please don't come and say you're a victim here without posting your pics.
You know how we do it

You don reach here?

sweet-tease:


You don reach here?

You brought me here.

I think you guys need to realise that the wider the band the bigger the cup size. The C cup for a 32 is different to the C cup of a 34. So someone could have a 32C and not understand this post.

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