posted July 14, 2012 01:01 PM            

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Originally posted by aquaguy91:
I know she is

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posted July 14, 2012 02:13 PM            

A nice handful of natural is very attractive and a nice blessing. No back pain and with the right push up a killer cleavage lol

posted July 15, 2012 01:45 PM            

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Originally posted by RegardesPlatero:
I'm 'gifted'--naturally. A lot of women in my extended family who are related by blood (as opposed to related by marriage) are too.

I hate it when people assume that a chesty woman is automatically "fake" or not natural. Mine are real, thank you very much . I would not get mine enlarged.

I would not have a reduction, as I don't like the idea of scarring or surgery, plus (a) I don't have pain from it and (b) it's expensive and of course you have to recover and all. No thanks! The only thing that I hate about being chesty is having to go up two sizes if a shirt or dress is button down, because then it's too loose everywhere else and that annoys me. However, that is not enough for me to ever consider surgery. I could understand it if someone's chest caused them physical pain, but mine doesn't.

I honestly have gotten to a point where I like my body form. I don't feel like a million bucks every minute of every day, but I like how my body is shaped.

Honestly, I don't really feel like all guys just want big chests. I think that, like with women, men vary as to preference on body parts, as aquaguy demonstrated. I think that it's highly exaggerated. Yes, there are boob men out there, but not as many as you'd think.

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posted July 15, 2012 03:48 PM            

Thank you for your imput. I was hoping you would jump in

You are incredible lucky to have been blessed with bossom a plenty lol... All the woman in my
Family are cutvy and chesty but somehow i was skipped. I was reading online that the moon represents a rough breast size in woman.... I have moon in cancer lol and oops... I think someone didnt get the memo lol

posted July 15, 2012 08:54 PM            

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Originally posted by RegardesPlatero:
I'm 'gifted'--naturally. A lot of women in my extended family who are related by blood (as opposed to related by marriage) are too.

I hate it when people assume that a chesty woman is automatically "fake" or not natural. Mine are real, thank you very much . I would not get mine enlarged.

I would not have a reduction, as I don't like the idea of scarring or surgery, plus (a) I don't have pain from it and (b) it's expensive and of course you have to recover and all. No thanks! The only thing that I hate about being chesty is having to go up two sizes if a shirt or dress is button down, because then it's too loose everywhere else and that annoys me. However, that is not enough for me to ever consider surgery. I could understand it if someone's chest caused them physical pain, but mine doesn't.

I honestly have gotten to a point where I like my body form. I don't feel like a million bucks every minute of every day, but I like how my body is shaped.

Honestly, I don't really feel like all guys just want big chests. I think that, like with women, men vary as to preference on body parts, as aquaguy demonstrated. I think that it's highly exaggerated. Yes, there are boob men out there, but not as many as you'd think.

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Lol interesting topics! But I can relate Regardes, pretty much all the women on my dads side (which is apparently where women get the genes for determining breast size, weird right?) have naturally big boobs.

I've never had back pain or any other physical problems from it but I hated it when I was younger because yes people will assume that they aren't real or that some aspect of your personality must not be real either lol. A lot of the attention from it is either negative or objectifying and I didn't want that. I've gone through a lot of trouble to keep them at a reasonable size (like a low C) through working out and eating healthy, but if I gain any weight, that's pretty much the first place it goes lol. I also used to try to only wear clothes that make them seem as unnoticable as possible. Since as you said Regardes it's hard to find clothes that fit in the right proportions, it was easier to just wear baggy clothes that weren't form fitting at all. It actually became sort of a source of anxiety for me lol

Anyway I've made peace with it now and agree that like anything else different people have different preferences, and generally people are looking at the whole package not just one body part. Girls shouldn't be insecure about bra size (whatever it might be) and guys shouldn't be insecure about size either because the right person will find you perfectly attractive just the way you are

posted July 16, 2012 05:18 PM            

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Originally posted by Junethird:
Hello bosom buddies Thank you all for your coments. Its always nice to get all kinds of opinions lol... Its not about wether big or small is best lol or a big issue... But its more what are guys attracted to physically. Thats all

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posted July 16, 2012 05:23 PM            

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Originally posted by FireMoon:
Yeah sorry I kind of went off on a tangent lol. But I was thinking it's really interesting how astrology plays into physical appearance and what someone finds attractive. .. I've gotten a lot of compliments from guys for my boobs lol, but that doesn't mean it's what most guys are attracted to, I don't think anyone would really be like "you know your boobs are nice but I wish they were just a little smaller", because that would be rude lol. Also, I've dated two Cancer sun guys, and I can say without a doubt they had the most appreciation for larger breasts. Compared to my Aqua sun ex who I knew wasn't as impressed lol

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posted July 16, 2012 05:33 PM            

Yep, true of my Aqua ex as well lol