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Originally Posted by Tillys_mom  I wish I could give mine away.  When I hear people getting this done I just don't understand why. All of the females in my family are large chested, I was doomed. I "ooze" out of a DD. It barely covers me up. It's actually embarrasing. When I walk up to guys they don't really look at me, they look at my boobs. It's so uncomfortable. I have frequent back pain and I can never find a shirt that fits just right. In high school I was called down to the office for "showing off my breasts". I couldn't help it, that's just how they were. I don't own a single low cut shirt and often just wear plain t-shirts because of them. IMO it's not worth it. If it was me and I was a smaller size, you couldn't pay me to do it. I would give anything to be a B or even C cup. |
Exact same here. Except I'm an E. Well, I ooze out of the E, but I refuse to go any higher.
I buy super expensive minimizer bras for days that I'm feeling extra self-concious. But they're like lifejackets & are SO uncomfortable that they're just not worth it
And they have to be damaging to breast tissue. Which is not good at my age.
I hate my boobs. Honestly, I'd pay a bazillion dollars to be a nice B cup. Even a C would be fine.
I don't buy low-cut shirts. I feel awful in them. Way too self-concious. I even wear t-shirts under my scrubs because when you bend over to do something you can see cleavage through the v-neck.
I can't find shirts that fit. I come home crying after every clothes shopping trip.
I can't wear dresses. It either fits in the chest & looks like a balloon on the rest of my body, or it fits my body, but won't close at the top.
I can't do much physical activity. It hurts so bad when they get to bouncing because they weigh so much. Even if you hit a bump while driving, it HURTS.
Oh and not to mention, they've never been perky. When I was in grade 6 I was a DD. So, I never got to have nice perky teenage boobies. They were just to heavy to be up there.
I hate my boobs and I would do anything to get rid of them. Luckily, due to the back pain they cause, I can get the reduction for free but I'm going to wait until I'm done school. 2010 can't come fast enough...