Just wanted to say... (re:boobs)

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  • dawnp1833
    dawnp1833 Posts: 264 Member
    Feeling your pain - 38 DDD here. I like to say they're 3D, which no one but me ever thinks is funny.

    This did remind me to call and schedule my mammogram, though, which I've been putting off.
  • CarolinaGirlinVA
    CarolinaGirlinVA Posts: 1,508 Member
    Feeling your pain - 38 DDD here. I like to say they're 3D, which no one but me ever thinks is funny.

    This did remind me to call and schedule my mammogram, though, which I've been putting off.

    3D! :laugh: I'm so stealing that one!
    Currently 34DDD
  • Abays10
    Abays10 Posts: 21 Member
    i would also accept smaller boobs, you can just wear whatever you want, if u have to go without a bra you can, or get a strapless (which doesnt hold up as well with bigger boobs) and you don't have to worry about looking scandalous in everything

    ^
    This my friend always asks why i dont wear strapless anything I said my boobs are to big..she said thats who there made for...uhhhh wrong my little breasted friend they are made for girls w small perky boobs!!!! im only a DD and mine drive me nuts!!!!
  • Shannon2714
    Shannon2714 Posts: 843 Member
    I WISH that losing weight made me lose some boobage. I know that in some instances they become saggy, loose skin, etc. But My boobs are genetic. Have you ever tried finding a bra for a 36DDD? t's not easy.

    Love your boobs because believe it or not, some of us WANT smaller boobs.

    Carry on

    I'll trade you...your 36DDD for my 38G/H!!!
  • jadedone
    jadedone Posts: 2,446 Member
    I agree. Whether I am thinner or overweight-- my boobs stay the same. I "only" have a D cup and I really wish I would go down a size or two!! I can't imagine a DDD. Girl, you're a trooper!

    One very important note, cup size is dependent on band size. Someone who is a 28DDD has much smaller breasts than someone who is 42DDD (We'll call it F). 28DDD is equal to the volume of a size 36B.
    On the flipside, a 42DDD is equal to 34J.

    So "DDD" isn't very descriptive without knowing the band size.
  • peachyxoxoxo
    peachyxoxoxo Posts: 1,178 Member
    Bras I can find.
    But finding a bikini top for a 34DDD is a pain. I look at all the cute tops with envy and realize putting one on would be like trying to cover a baseball with a bandaid. :ohwell:

    You understand me.
  • thinnnnnnner
    thinnnnnnner Posts: 89
    Finally some small boob appreciation in the world! Success!
  • paintlisapurple
    paintlisapurple Posts: 982 Member
    Oy, my boobies are one of the first things to shrink!
  • Vercell
    Vercell Posts: 437 Member
    I agree I am a 38 e and would love if I can be a 34dd so I can find a bra in a store and a pretty one also, and not order on line. I have had big breast all my life even when I was only 110 lbs I was wearing dd bra.
  • alexis831
    alexis831 Posts: 469 Member
    I WISH that losing weight made me lose some boobage. I know that in some instances they become saggy, loose skin, etc. But My boobs are genetic. Have you ever tried finding a bra for a 36DDD? t's not easy.

    Love your boobs because believe it or not, some of us WANT smaller boobs.

    Carry on

    HAH! I am at the opposite spectrum. Sharing my bras with my 10 year old now... again! Yah! i think she is bigger then me now. I shop in the kids department and I am a AA 32. :) But truthfully... i love it! I had them when I was nursing 2x and pregnant 2x and it was hard running around playing any sport with them. I had 3 sports bras on and I went to a 34d when I was pregnant the first time and a 34 b the second. I think a 32B would be perfect but I am happy with my AA ;)
  • alexis831
    alexis831 Posts: 469 Member
    I really hope mine start getting smaller too.

    HAH!
  • mscrumbyy
    mscrumbyy Posts: 116
    Ha, I'm stuck with mine too it seems. No matter how much I lost in the past they stay there. I'm a 34JJ in UK sizes and finding bras/tops/anything is super hard (and expensive :grumble: )
    However I do appreciate how many of my friends say they wish they had them (back pain and all), so I'll be happy with them for now :laugh:
  • fatmom51
    fatmom51 Posts: 173 Member
    My cup size is a little large -- probably right around a "D," which wouldn't be too bad if I didn't have a large band size. The full-figure selections of bras have lots more choice if you're a 34 or 36 D. Try being a 44 or 46 D. Almost impossible! So frustrating!
  • Shannon2714
    Shannon2714 Posts: 843 Member
    I say love your boobs no matter what size. I lost one to breast cancer and while it has been reconstructed and I am alive....I still miss the original one. As small as it might have been. ;)

    :flowerforyou: You are my hero :heart:
  • hungrybunni
    hungrybunni Posts: 66 Member
    Best sports bra on the market is the Panache 5021. It uses encapsulation method to support breast tissue instead of compression like other ones, which just squash the boob against the ribcage. It has a hidden no feel under wire so you look fab in your work out gear....I'm loving the purple!!!!:smile:
  • momtokgo
    momtokgo Posts: 446 Member
    I lost my boobs when I started losing weight....from a 36B to a 34A. But I can find cute bras everywhere. They don't need to be supportive, they can be itty bitty push up bras in really fun designs. I like my little boobs. I honestly can't imagine having DD"s or bigger.
  • piesbd
    piesbd Posts: 196 Member
    Size = not a big deal.
    Sad little pancakes = :(

    lmao!!!!! That is totally the truth.... w/l = sad little pancakes..... thank goodness for bras!
  • tcm118
    tcm118 Posts: 54
    I went from 36DDD to a 36D in just the last 20 pounds. I realize that shirts fit better now, but my proportions with my super wide hips aren't as flattering. However, I think I'm beginning to accept my body changes in all ways as I finish this journey. I'm just trying to be the best me, even if my 36D gets smaller...though I haven't been smaller than a C cup since I was 13. It's all about perspective. I really wonder what it's like to exercise with only one sports bra, without chest pain! There's something to look forward to... :wink:

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