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post #1 of 68
12/15/11 at 10:19pm
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Women come in all shapes and sizes. I feel not pretty sometimes because I do not have perky, even breasts.

I feel better about myself after seeing this site. NSFW due to real unclothed breasts. It makes me understand I am more beautiful for being myself than anything different and no one is perfect.


http://www.007b.com/breast_gallery.php
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post #2 of 68
12/16/11 at 12:17am
Thanks for this Melly, I am thinking to share it on my FB
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post #3 of 68
12/16/11 at 12:27am
That's a good site. It's true that the vast majority of breasts we see are artificial, or at least selected for 'perfection' and that's not really how the world is.

I consider myself pretty damn confidant of myself and my appearance, but it's still a struggle at times to not fall into those mental traps where our brains tell us we are inadequate.
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post #4 of 68
12/16/11 at 2:29am
I'll have to check this out when my kids aren't around. LOL. It's so true, though, that the breasts people see in the media are seen as "perfect," or "ideal." It makes those of us who don't have big, round breasts feel deficient. Plus, I think it makes men have unrealistic expectations and want to go looking for their image of perfection.
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post #5 of 68
12/16/11 at 5:57am
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I'll have to check this out when my kids aren't around. LOL. It's so true, though, that the breasts people see in the media are seen as "perfect," or "ideal." It makes those of us who don't have big, round breasts feel deficient. Plus, I think it makes men have unrealistic expectations and want to go looking for their image of perfection.

Why not let your kids see? Let them grow up with a healthy image of what breasts are like
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post #6 of 68
12/16/11 at 8:18am
I didn't know young women's breasts could be saggy, unless they'd had children.
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post #7 of 68
12/16/11 at 9:57am
I was pretty surprised by this.
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post #8 of 68
12/16/11 at 11:20am
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I didn't know young women's breasts could be saggy, unless they'd had children.

Rapid growth, the weight of them, hormones (period swelling) and weight fluctuations will do it.


I am far from "perky" but I had a C cup at 13 and a 32DD now. I never remember being "perky". My weight has done crazy fluctuations from almost 115 to 140 to under 100 in about two years. (medication made me gain then I stopped it and then I was stressed leaving husband) I also have developed a cyst in one so it is slightly bigger.
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post #9 of 68
12/16/11 at 11:59am
I am looking for a man who want a woman who looks like a real person, not a nipped and tucked blow up doll.
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post #10 of 68
12/16/11 at 12:03pm
I think I would cry every day if my breasts looked like some of those.

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post #11 of 68
12/16/11 at 5:00pm
It's funny how your breasts change over time. Before I had children, I thought mine were more on the small side (I was small all over). After children and breastfeeding, they seemed kind of deflated, but a little heavier. And now in middle age, having gained some weight, they seem fine. Not perky, but womanly. I'm a 34D. I like that I can still heft them up for special occasions .
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post #12 of 68
12/16/11 at 5:26pm
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I think I would cry every day if my breasts looked like some of those.

I think I would get over it. Unless the crying you speak of is from severe back pain or something, then I guess I'd get a surgery and experience less tear-inducing pain.

But really, I think the boob shots straight on like that are not complimentary.
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post #13 of 68
12/16/11 at 5:35pm
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I think I would get over it. Unless the crying you speak of is from severe back pain or something, then I guess I'd get a surgery and experience less tear-inducing pain.

But really, I think the boob shots straight on like that are not complimentary.

The really big ones, and the extreme lopsided ones would make me cry. I happen to absolutely adore my body and it's proportions exactly how it is, as I believes my boobs are proportioned and shaped absolutely perfect - for me -. I'm sure if I was born with some of those I would be OK with it, after a long long time, but good lord I would not be instantly happy.

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post #14 of 68
12/16/11 at 5:38pm
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The really big ones, and the extreme lopsided ones would make me cry. I happen to absolutely adore my body and it's proportions exactly how it is, as I believes my boobs are proportioned and shaped absolutely perfect - for me -. I'm sure if I was born with some of those I would be OK with it, after a long long time, but good lord I would not be instantly happy.

I think the point is that they are all just trying, against all odds, to be happy with what they have. It's good that you are, but you are a minority. :-\\
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post #15 of 68
12/16/11 at 5:58pm
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The really big ones, and the extreme lopsided ones would make me cry. I happen to absolutely adore my body and it's proportions exactly how it is, as I believes my boobs are proportioned and shaped absolutely perfect - for me -. I'm sure if I was born with some of those I would be OK with it, after a long long time, but good lord I would not be instantly happy.

I'm glad you're happy now. But they will change with time, I promise, so don't get caught up in what's perfect and what isn't - the important thing is to accept yourself through life's changes.
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post #16 of 68
12/16/11 at 6:11pm
MOD POST - Sorry guys - only females may post in this forum.
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post #17 of 68
12/16/11 at 6:13pm
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I'm glad you're happy now. But they will change with time, I promise, so don't get caught up in what's perfect and what isn't - the important thing is to accept yourself through life's changes.

For true.

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post #18 of 68
12/16/11 at 6:39pm
This reminds of of the Great Wall of Vaginas project/sculpture. (I'm not sure if I can post the link.)

It's very cool that all these women were willing to volunteer to share their stories and their bodies to help others feel comfortable with their own.
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post #19 of 68
12/16/11 at 10:50pm
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Originally Posted by River View Post

The really big ones, and the extreme lopsided ones would make me cry. I happen to absolutely adore my body and it's proportions exactly how it is, as I believes my boobs are proportioned and shaped absolutely perfect - for me -. I'm sure if I was born with some of those I would be OK with it, after a long long time, but good lord I would not be instantly happy.

I'm kind of in a similar boat, my breasts are my favourite body part.

However, I have plenty of other insecurities physically, and this is a nice reminder that we are all so different. It's important to find acceptance from within. I know far too many beautiful women who feel ugly and it's a real shame. Self acceptance isn't always easy but it is a worthy goal.

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post #20 of 68
12/17/11 at 1:50am
I wonder whether most of the women who will look at this site are thinking 'wow all those shapes and sizes...I guess Im not so different. I feel beautiful' or if they are thinking 'WOW...that 18year old with massively sagging breasts is making me feel alot better about myself...at least mine dont look like that'
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post #21 of 68
12/17/11 at 1:59am
A bit of both would be my guess. ^
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post #22 of 68
12/17/11 at 3:04am
Mine totally got deflated after having kids & they're smaller than ever now that I'm done nursing. I can't believe that happens!!! I don't understand why.....I guess kids just literally suck the lives out of us. LOL. I think that if I were just on my own and sheltered from the expectations of the world (and my husband), I'd be perfectly happy with my small, size A cup breasts. As it is, around my husband I feel inadequate because I know he (like most men) prefer larger breasts.
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post #23 of 68
12/17/11 at 3:10am
I hate that you feel like that. I really do.
Ive heard guys talking about their girlfriends and wives saying stuff like 'I do love her...but her body could be better here,there,wherever'
Its so sad.

And for the record. Im a 34A(ish) and my boyfriend adores them...he hates large breasts.
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post #24 of 68
12/17/11 at 3:37am
It's good to know there are actually men out there who do like small breasts!
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post #25 of 68
12/17/11 at 3:40am
Yeah..its nice. All through school and college I hated them. my (ex) friends who were all big would make fun of them...makes me wonder why I was friends with them in the first place.
I didnt start liking them till about a year/year and half ago...I feel I missed out on so many years of being proud instead of hiding away.
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post #26 of 68
12/17/11 at 1:24pm
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Mine totally got deflated after having kids & they're smaller than ever now that I'm done nursing. I can't believe that happens!!! I don't understand why.....I guess kids just literally suck the lives out of us. LOL. I think that if I were just on my own and sheltered from the expectations of the world (and my husband), I'd be perfectly happy with my small, size A cup breasts. As it is, around my husband I feel inadequate because I know he (like most men) prefer larger breasts.

Most men I've dealt with actually don't prefer large breasts, as I have found out from them they seem to prefer B Cups.

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post #27 of 68
12/17/11 at 1:34pm
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Originally Posted by .Goth-Alice. View Post

Ive heard guys talking about their girlfriends and wives saying stuff like 'I do love her...but her body could be better here,there,wherever'
Its so sad. .

OMG that's awful! I feel very fortunate to never have heard anything like this. I've heard guys complain that their wives won't do certain things sexually but never about their bodies!
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post #28 of 68
12/17/11 at 2:05pm
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I have to actively work on my posture because I slouch because I was embarrassed of the size of my breasts.
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post #29 of 68
12/20/11 at 4:53am
I love this site! Thank you so much for posting it, Melanie. I saw it when you posted it on FB, too. I didn't see any boobs that looked exactly like mine (38C, droopy, with small perky nipples), but that's kind of the point. We are all different. We're supposed to be different. A single impossible ideal shortchanges 99% of us.
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post #30 of 68
12/20/11 at 9:38pm
I am quite large and I have been finding it hard to find men who like them. A lot of men just seem to think I am fat. :/
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