Maybe TMI... how much do you think boobs weigh?

Karleyyy
Karleyyy Posts: 857
edited September 23 in Health and Weight Loss
I am not trying to deduct the weight from my weight or anything, I am just genuinely curious! I have an F cup (44 F I believe...yikes!) and I wonder how much they could weigh. Haha! I have always had big boobs, even when I was really skinny. Maybe this is a weird thing to talk about? Lmao!
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  • Nikstergirl
    Nikstergirl Posts: 1,549 Member
    When I was 19 I had a reduction that took off about 5 1/2 pounds total... I wasn't quite that big (EE maybe?) and was reduced to a B/C. Of course, they've grown a bit since then, but I'm sure you have quite a few pounds there!
  • roylawrence87
    roylawrence87 Posts: 970 Member
    I don't know, maybe if you let me hold them I could tell you... lol..
    I had too! Come on. I have no idea? Try putting them on a scale? Is that even possible?
  • Karleyyy
    Karleyyy Posts: 857
    I don't know, maybe if you let me hold them I could tell you... lol..
    I had too! Come on. I have no idea? Try putting them on a scale? Is that even possible?

    Hahahaha, yeah, could you imagine if I were to actually put them on a scale? I will go to the grocery store and instead of weighing my vegetables, I'll just....
  • apetty21
    apetty21 Posts: 137
    I'm not going to lie. I've wondered this myself. :laugh:
  • kelika71
    kelika71 Posts: 778 Member
    I don't know, maybe if you let me hold them I could tell you... lol..
    I had too! Come on. I have no idea? Try putting them on a scale? Is that even possible?

    Hahahaha, yeah, could you imagine if I were to actually put them on a scale? I will go to the grocery store and instead of weighing my vegetables, I'll just....

    LOL Too funny!! Thanks for the visual. I'll never look at the veggie scales the same again. haha
  • djrmax
    djrmax Posts: 2
    Not a good conversation going on here. Who really cares, obvioulsy you are not here to share about healthy eating and weight. I think you have another agenda. There are other chat rooms for this sort of stuff.
  • GorillaNJ
    GorillaNJ Posts: 4,024 Member
    I don't know, maybe if you let me hold them I could tell you... lol..
    I had too! Come on. I have no idea? Try putting them on a scale? Is that even possible?

    Hahahaha, yeah, could you imagine if I were to actually put them on a scale? I will go to the grocery store and instead of weighing my vegetables, I'll just....

    Probably your best bet! Just make sure no one asks to check them for freshness... lol
  • bigman1970
    bigman1970 Posts: 1
    I weigh the option of saying , Chiropractor.... ..... :devil:
  • R4z0r4Mm0
    R4z0r4Mm0 Posts: 131
    thanks for the visuals - HAHAHAHA

    Let me know which grocery you shop at. LOL
  • socal92845
    socal92845 Posts: 3
    You can guess from this. It is from answers. It all depends on the density.


    What is the weight of one 36F cup size breast?




    Between 15 to 27 pounds.
  • redhotsmacker
    redhotsmacker Posts: 227 Member
    HA HA HA!!! I'm sorry...I'm busting my gut over here! Unfortunately, I couldn't tell you either, but I would probably estimate about 8-10lbs???
  • Karleyyy
    Karleyyy Posts: 857
    Not a good conversation going on here. Who really cares, obvioulsy you are not here to share about healthy eating and weight. I think you have another agenda. There are other chat rooms for this sort of stuff.

    LMAO.
  • llbates
    llbates Posts: 25
    This is thouroghly entertaining!

    I have also wondered this and have tried weighing them but it does not work so well
  • taso42_DELETED
    taso42_DELETED Posts: 3,394 Member
    You can get on the scale and weigh yourself, then have, um, an assistant, stand behind you and support their weight. Then subtract.
    :laugh:
  • MrsFoster18
    MrsFoster18 Posts: 125 Member
    Not a good conversation going on here. Who really cares, obvioulsy you are not here to share about healthy eating and weight. I think you have another agenda. There are other chat rooms for this sort of stuff.

    Haha. Really? Wow.

    Anyways. I have wondered the same thing before!!! Too funny!
  • spacecase76
    spacecase76 Posts: 673 Member
    mine..maybe 3 or 4 pounds, lol
  • roylawrence87
    roylawrence87 Posts: 970 Member
    Not a good conversation going on here. Who really cares, obvioulsy you are not here to share about healthy eating and weight. I think you have another agenda. There are other chat rooms for this sort of stuff.
    Seriously? Why do you even bother? This is a great question. Especially with some one so large chested. We are all sexual creatures here anyway. Oh and did you even research this before you posted? Why of course not.
  • FaeFae
    FaeFae Posts: 243 Member
    Not a good conversation going on here. Who really cares, obvioulsy you are not here to share about healthy eating and weight. I think you have another agenda. There are other chat rooms for this sort of stuff.

    I really dont think she means it in a perverted way!!! My boobs are HUGE. I often wonder myself how much of my weight is taken up by them. Its a normal thing to think.. Also I have many people tell me that it is my chest that makes me look the size I am. So talking about the weight of your chest can be body weight related. It would also help one try to figure out how much they need to lose. Not all of us lose fat in our chest. I certainly dont! Relax a little!!! Have a big chest sucks and sometimes we need to vent about it!!!
  • Seesaa
    Seesaa Posts: 451
    yeah I've always wondered that too. 54 F here.
  • MiloBloom83
    MiloBloom83 Posts: 2,724 Member
    You could just flop one on a food scale.
  • CoryIda
    CoryIda Posts: 7,870 Member
    I've wondered before, too... Well, after reading this, I had to go check. :blushing: (I should probably tell you that I really HATE not knowing the answer to something. When I was a kid, I actually counted how many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop - 832)...

    First of all, BRRRRR! The scale was cold!

    Second, I had to check four times to make sure it was right (I set the scale on a counter and hoisted the "girls" on top) and I got the same number each time.

    Third, my 38G's weigh a total of 6.8 pounds. I started out as a 44F so I would guess they were probably closer to 8 pounds then?
  • Lisa__Michelle
    Lisa__Michelle Posts: 845 Member
    Honestly I have wondered this too. Nobody would understand unless they have big breasts. I have always had large breasts that feel like they weigh me down and mine are smaller than yours! I have wondered this.
  • Suzy_B
    Suzy_B Posts: 30 Member
    When I was 19 I had a reduction that took off about 5 1/2 pounds total... I wasn't quite that big (EE maybe?) and was reduced to a B/C. Of course, they've grown a bit since then, but I'm sure you have quite a few pounds there!

    This matches what I heard from someone who had a reduction....so all in all they'd be about 10lbs total. Feels like more when you're lugging them around though...
  • FaeFae
    FaeFae Posts: 243 Member
    I've wondered before, too... Well, after reading this, I had to go check. :blushing: (I should probably tell you that I really HATE not knowing the answer to something. When I was a kid, I actually counted how many licks it takes to get to the center of a tootsie roll pop - 832)...

    First of all, BRRRRR! The scale was cold!

    Second, I had to check four times to make sure it was right (I set the scale on a counter and hoisted the "girls" on top) and I got the same number each time.

    Third, my 38G's weigh a total of 6.8 pounds. I started out as a 44F so I would guess they were probably closer to 8 pounds then?

    Love that you tested it out!!! lol
  • Jess21684
    Jess21684 Posts: 202 Member
    lol well the weight of mine def 4 sure wouldnt make one bit of a difference on the scale :/ any weight the scale says unfortunaley is def not due to that issue 4 myself
  • Nigel99
    Nigel99 Posts: 498 Member
    My ex-wife lost around 5-6 pounds via her breast reduction many years ago. It made a huge difference in her comfort level - especially in her back. Not sure how one could really pull this off...save for placing one on something like a food scale at a height where you wouldn't be pressing down on the scale.

    Not a darn thing wrong with the topic, I say.
  • POOKIE19
    POOKIE19 Posts: 8
    Lmao and I thought i was weird when i tried that. Im not alone I see!
    Now to add a boob question: Do your boobs get smaller as you lose weight or am I forever doomed to have these huge things???
  • Karleyyy
    Karleyyy Posts: 857
    Lmao and I thought i was weird when i tried that. Im not alone I see!
    Now to add a boob question: Do your boobs get smaller as you lose weight or am I forever doomed to have these huge things???

    People are different, some lose it there first, some don't. I believe that they will go down, just like you'll lose weight everywhere else. I sure hope so.
  • antipholous
    antipholous Posts: 116
    Not a good conversation going on here. Who really cares, obvioulsy you are not here to share about healthy eating and weight. I think you have another agenda. There are other chat rooms for this sort of stuff.

    And this is the post you decide to be your debut into the MFP community. *kitten*.
  • CoryIda
    CoryIda Posts: 7,870 Member
    Lmao and I thought i was weird when i tried that. Im not alone I see!
    Now to add a boob question: Do your boobs get smaller as you lose weight or am I forever doomed to have these huge things???

    People are different, some lose it there first, some don't. I believe that they will go down, just like you'll lose weight everywhere else. I sure hope so.
    Some people lose it there first, others lose it last. It should go down somewhat, though by how much is going to vary by person.
    After a little over 50 pounds lost, mine have gone up a cup size but down in actual measurements (I've lost more around my rib cage than on my actual chest, so the band size went down and the cup size went up). I'm hoping to go down to a size where I can at least buy bras in normal stores by the time I'm done.
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