Breasts still a D cup

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  • CherokeeBabe
    CherokeeBabe Posts: 1,704 Member
    edited February 2015
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/

    Some also want surgery for them being too big. My mom and sister both had breast reductions and are both still well over a D cup even after the procedure. Sometimes they are uncomfortable, even painful, cause back, neck and shoulder pain, etc. I have back issues and frequent shoulder blade pain from mine, possibly due to their size in relation to my generally small frame. Sports bras are my best friends even when lounging at home.
  • angelunchained5
    angelunchained5 Posts: 73 Member
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/
    Until you lived with large breasts...you can't understand ;)
  • angelunchained5
    angelunchained5 Posts: 73 Member
    CherokeeBabe wrote: »
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/

    Some also want surgery for them being too big. My mom and sister both had breast reductions and are both still well over a D cup even after the procedure. Sometimes they are uncomfortable, even painful, cause back, neck and shoulder pain, etc. I have back issues and frequent shoulder blade pain from mine, possibly due to their size in relation to my generally small frame. Sports bras are my best friends even when lounging at home.[/quote

    That is so true! Yes sports bras are wonderful aren't they? :)
  • CherokeeBabe
    CherokeeBabe Posts: 1,704 Member
    angelunchained5 wrote: »
    CherokeeBabe wrote: »
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/

    Some also want surgery for them being too big. My mom and sister both had breast reductions and are both still well over a D cup even after the procedure. Sometimes they are uncomfortable, even painful, cause back, neck and shoulder pain, etc. I have back issues and frequent shoulder blade pain from mine, possibly due to their size in relation to my generally small frame. Sports bras are my best friends even when lounging at home.

    That is so true! Yes sports bras are wonderful aren't they? :)

    I prefer going without them when I can, but that hasn't been an option many days, too much bouncing and things start to get ouchy.
  • Markdjones83
    Markdjones83 Posts: 852 Member
    edited February 2015
    WishesOnTheStar wrote: »
    this thread needs more pics

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  • angelunchained5
    angelunchained5 Posts: 73 Member
    CherokeeBabe wrote: »
    angelunchained5 wrote: »
    CherokeeBabe wrote: »
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/

    Some also want surgery for them being too big. My mom and sister both had breast reductions and are both still well over a D cup even after the procedure. Sometimes they are uncomfortable, even painful, cause back, neck and shoulder pain, etc. I have back issues and frequent shoulder blade pain from mine, possibly due to their size in relation to my generally small frame. Sports bras are my best friends even when lounging at home.

    That is so true! Yes sports bras are wonderful aren't they? :)

    I prefer going without them when I can, but that hasn't been an option many days, too much bouncing and things start to get ouchy.

    Very true! It is nice to be bra free when possible....but the sports bra is necessary once up and going.
  • winf
    winf Posts: 764 Member
    This thread is full of win. God bless you @cherokeebabe
  • aam117
    aam117 Posts: 284 Member
    the thing i find annoying are those tops or dresses clearly made for smaller-chested women or that don't make wearing a bra reasonable...the suggestion to go without is really laughable from the perspective of comfort and decency
  • ScorpioJack_91
    ScorpioJack_91 Posts: 5,241 Member
    Ok? And?
  • CherokeeBabe
    CherokeeBabe Posts: 1,704 Member
    winf wrote: »
    This thread is full of win. God bless you @cherokeebabe

    I missed something apparently, what the heck did I do? :open_mouth:

  • CherokeeBabe
    CherokeeBabe Posts: 1,704 Member
    aam117 wrote: »
    the thing i find annoying are those tops or dresses clearly made for smaller-chested women or that don't make wearing a bra reasonable...the suggestion to go without is really laughable from the perspective of comfort and decency

    Yea, I bought a sundress recently that seemed great...until I put it on. I wear mediums and smalls depending on the cut and manufacturer, but it was awful. Tons of room in the stomach, super, super unbearably tight in the chest.
  • CherokeeBabe
    CherokeeBabe Posts: 1,704 Member
    edited February 2015


    Messed-up double post. Ignoreeeee.

  • WishesOnTheStar
    WishesOnTheStar Posts: 114 Member
    CherokeeBabe wrote: »
    WishesOnTheStar wrote: »
    this thread needs more pics

    Tempting :P

    my inbox is ready
  • CherokeeBabe
    CherokeeBabe Posts: 1,704 Member
    WishesOnTheStar wrote: »
    CherokeeBabe wrote: »
    WishesOnTheStar wrote: »
    this thread needs more pics

    Tempting :P

    my inbox is ready

    Might wanna clear out a few pages, they take up a lot of room. huehuehueheuhe.
  • WishesOnTheStar
    WishesOnTheStar Posts: 114 Member
    edited February 2015
    CherokeeBabe wrote: »
    WishesOnTheStar wrote: »
    CherokeeBabe wrote: »
    WishesOnTheStar wrote: »
    this thread needs more pics

    Tempting :P

    my inbox is ready

    Might wanna clear out a few pages, they take up a lot of room. huehuehueheuhe.

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  • AmigaMaria001
    AmigaMaria001 Posts: 489 Member
    Are you bragging or complaining?
  • gitanagirl
    gitanagirl Posts: 207 Member
    I know how you feel...
    After I lost weight,
    I was still in a D or DD cup,
    I try to do squats to even out the up and downs :P
  • VintageMisery514
    VintageMisery514 Posts: 533 Member
    angelunchained5 wrote: »
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/
    Until you lived with large breasts...you can't understand ;)

    So incredibly true. Even at my lowest weight, I've always been a DD cup, and they really suck sometimes. Sleeping on my stomach is virtually impossible, and lying on my back makes me feel like I'm going to be suffocated. lol And don't even get me started on finding tops that fit my proportions right. It feels like I have two options -- either way too tight in the chest so I feel like I'm being choked, or way too loose in the waist so I look like I don't know how to buy clothes that fit me. It sucks.
  • Markdjones83
    Markdjones83 Posts: 852 Member
    VintageMisery514 wrote: »
    angelunchained5 wrote: »
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/
    Until you lived with large breasts...you can't understand ;)

    So incredibly true. Even at my lowest weight, I've always been a DD cup, and they really suck sometimes. Sleeping on my stomach is virtually impossible, and lying on my back makes me feel like I'm going to be suffocated. lol And don't even get me started on finding tops that fit my proportions right. It feels like I have two options -- either way too tight in the chest so I feel like I'm being choked, or way too loose in the waist so I look like I don't know how to buy clothes that fit me. It sucks.

    I wouldn't even know what to do with those things!
  • VintageMisery514
    VintageMisery514 Posts: 533 Member
    Markdjones83 wrote: »
    VintageMisery514 wrote: »
    angelunchained5 wrote: »
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/
    Until you lived with large breasts...you can't understand ;)

    So incredibly true. Even at my lowest weight, I've always been a DD cup, and they really suck sometimes. Sleeping on my stomach is virtually impossible, and lying on my back makes me feel like I'm going to be suffocated. lol And don't even get me started on finding tops that fit my proportions right. It feels like I have two options -- either way too tight in the chest so I feel like I'm being choked, or way too loose in the waist so I look like I don't know how to buy clothes that fit me. It sucks.

    I wouldn't even know what to do with those things!

    Oh, don't get me wrong, they come in handy for playtime! ;)
  • Markdjones83
    Markdjones83 Posts: 852 Member
    VintageMisery514 wrote: »
    Markdjones83 wrote: »
    VintageMisery514 wrote: »
    angelunchained5 wrote: »
    fabianmendez93 wrote: »
    why would you want them smaller?! Many women want surgery cause theirs are to small! :/
    Until you lived with large breasts...you can't understand ;)

    So incredibly true. Even at my lowest weight, I've always been a DD cup, and they really suck sometimes. Sleeping on my stomach is virtually impossible, and lying on my back makes me feel like I'm going to be suffocated. lol And don't even get me started on finding tops that fit my proportions right. It feels like I have two options -- either way too tight in the chest so I feel like I'm being choked, or way too loose in the waist so I look like I don't know how to buy clothes that fit me. It sucks.

    I wouldn't even know what to do with those things!

    Oh, don't get me wrong, they come in handy for playtime! ;)

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  • Spnneil06
    Spnneil06 Posts: 18,745 Member
    mine too!! And they look better than ever! Pretty excited. Especially since when I was thinner I had nothing to sneeze at! Guess being heavy had it's advantages!
  • salemxo
    salemxo Posts: 96
    I have this same problem. I have a love/hate relationship with them haha.
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  • UrnAsh_
    UrnAsh_ Posts: 242 Member
    That must be terrible.
  • CherokeeBabe
    CherokeeBabe Posts: 1,704 Member
    EAsh84 wrote: »
    That must be terrible.
    You'd be surprised, it has definite downsides.

  • fitbit8
    fitbit8 Posts: 560 Member
    This forum is very distracting!!
  • xMrBunglex
    xMrBunglex Posts: 1,121 Member
    Pics or it didn't happen B)
  • sevsmom
    sevsmom Posts: 1,172 Member
    I can't relate. The more fit I become, the smaller the girls get. **sigh**
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