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White-Rose-Tree
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18 Aug 2011, 11:07 am

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If you're so sick of having breasts, try having practically none!! I'm a 34B and still look flat-chested!


Lol, I'd swap if I could...


I second that! I can only imagine how comfortable that must be :(



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18 Aug 2011, 12:19 pm

Have you tried wearing a minimizer bra? It may help a little bit. >.<

I am a little saddened that even though I lost weight, I can't fit into the dress that I wore 3-4 years ago just because my boobs are bigger than they used to be. I also have to go up a size in jackets because of my boobs too. I'm only a 40C/38D for eff's sake so I didn't think this would be an issue. :(



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18 Aug 2011, 1:04 pm

Erisad wrote:
Have you tried wearing a minimizer bra? It may help a little bit. >.<

I am a little saddened that even though I lost weight, I can't fit into the dress that I wore 3-4 years ago just because my boobs are bigger than they used to be. I also have to go up a size in jackets because of my boobs too. I'm only a 40C/38D for eff's sake so I didn't think this would be an issue. :(


Erisad, you were probably still developing into your final woman form. It's why we have odd sizes (3,5,7,9,11, etc.) for teenagers and even sizes (4,6,8,10,12, etc.) for fully-grown women. Your proportions were probably still changing.



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18 Aug 2011, 1:09 pm

mv wrote:
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Have you tried wearing a minimizer bra? It may help a little bit. >.<

I am a little saddened that even though I lost weight, I can't fit into the dress that I wore 3-4 years ago just because my boobs are bigger than they used to be. I also have to go up a size in jackets because of my boobs too. I'm only a 40C/38D for eff's sake so I didn't think this would be an issue. :(


Erisad, you were probably still developing into your final woman form. It's why we have odd sizes (3,5,7,9,11, etc.) for teenagers and even sizes (4,6,8,10,12, etc.) for fully-grown women. Your proportions were probably still changing.


Final woman form? I feel like a Transformer now. I never wore teenager clothes. I went straight to plus sizes when I hit puberty. Jealous of my friends who can still wear junior's clothes since I was never able to wear them. :(



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18 Aug 2011, 9:10 pm

She's 22...? I'm 22, I've been the size I am since I was 16. And they don't make minimizers in my size!

It's bad right now because most clothing manufactured for young people is made for a waif-like figure to fit well and look good in, because that's the popular model sillhouette. The alternative is getting plus sizes, which (if you're young and slim in other places) don't fit, either. You may as well wear a baggy T-shirt and have done with it! I mean, there are quite a few slim, toothpick prepubescant young women walking around who fit the stuff, true... but there are just as many in a variety of sizes who don't, who have to wear T-shirts or else make our own clothes!



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19 Aug 2011, 8:02 am

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She's 22...? I'm 22, I've been the size I am since I was 16. And they don't make minimizers in my size!

It's bad right now because most clothing manufactured for young people is made for a waif-like figure to fit well and look good in, because that's the popular model sillhouette. The alternative is getting plus sizes, which (if you're young and slim in other places) don't fit, either. You may as well wear a baggy T-shirt and have done with it! I mean, there are quite a few slim, toothpick prepubescant young women walking around who fit the stuff, true... but there are just as many in a variety of sizes who don't, who have to wear T-shirts or else make our own clothes!


Yup, I wore baggy plus size clothes most of the time. T-shirts are my friiiend. I hate the popular clothing sizes, they make me saaad. >.<



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19 Aug 2011, 11:56 am

White-Rose-Tree wrote:
mechanicalgirl39 wrote:
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If you're so sick of having breasts, try having practically none!! I'm a 34B and still look flat-chested!


Lol, I'd swap if I could...


I second that! I can only imagine how comfortable that must be :(


Thirded! I would be totally fine with having no boobs.



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19 Aug 2011, 12:01 pm

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She's 22...? I'm 22, I've been the size I am since I was 16. And they don't make minimizers in my size!

It's bad right now because most clothing manufactured for young people is made for a waif-like figure to fit well and look good in, because that's the popular model sillhouette. The alternative is getting plus sizes, which (if you're young and slim in other places) don't fit, either. You may as well wear a baggy T-shirt and have done with it! I mean, there are quite a few slim, toothpick prepubescant young women walking around who fit the stuff, true... but there are just as many in a variety of sizes who don't, who have to wear T-shirts or else make our own clothes!


I meant the proportion of her ribcage to her waist to her hips. That "final woman form". It's typically less-pronounced in the teen years and shifts until you stop growing.

As for topic: I've been a D/DD (US) my whole life, on a size 10-12 frame. Any shirts that fit my breasts don't fit in my shoulders or waist. Anything that fits in my shoulders and waist makes me look like I could apply for a job at Hooters. And get it.



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19 Aug 2011, 1:11 pm

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I meant the proportion of her ribcage to her waist to her hips. That "final woman form". It's typically less-pronounced in the teen years and shifts until you stop growing.

As for topic: I've been a D/DD (US) my whole life, on a size 10-12 frame. Any shirts that fit my breasts don't fit in my shoulders or waist. Anything that fits in my shoulders and waist makes me look like I could apply for a job at Hooters. And get it.


I have a wide ribcage too. So I got decent sized knockers but no cleavage. :lol:

Ouch. I would never work at hooter's. I'm too much of a feminist for that. >.<



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19 Aug 2011, 1:47 pm

Erisad wrote:
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I meant the proportion of her ribcage to her waist to her hips. That "final woman form". It's typically less-pronounced in the teen years and shifts until you stop growing.

As for topic: I've been a D/DD (US) my whole life, on a size 10-12 frame. Any shirts that fit my breasts don't fit in my shoulders or waist. Anything that fits in my shoulders and waist makes me look like I could apply for a job at Hooters. And get it.


I have a wide ribcage too. So I got decent sized knockers but no cleavage. :lol:

Ouch. I would never work at hooter's. I'm too much of a feminist for that. >.<


Oh, that was just a dumb example. I'm a size 10-12 and 43 years old, so there's no way in hell I'd be able to really get a job there. If I were, you know, actually inclined to. I think I'd rather starve to death.



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19 Aug 2011, 4:37 pm

mv wrote:
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I meant the proportion of her ribcage to her waist to her hips. That "final woman form". It's typically less-pronounced in the teen years and shifts until you stop growing.

As for topic: I've been a D/DD (US) my whole life, on a size 10-12 frame. Any shirts that fit my breasts don't fit in my shoulders or waist. Anything that fits in my shoulders and waist makes me look like I could apply for a job at Hooters. And get it.


I have a wide ribcage too. So I got decent sized knockers but no cleavage. :lol:

Ouch. I would never work at hooter's. I'm too much of a feminist for that. >.<


Oh, that was just a dumb example. I'm a size 10-12 and 43 years old, so there's no way in hell I'd be able to really get a job there. If I were, you know, actually inclined to. I think I'd rather starve to death.


Same here. :/



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22 Aug 2011, 10:16 pm

Tired of boobs.Tired of men looking at them.Ugh.Can I just lob them off? oh yeah,no,if I have kids I'll need them. 8O