Big breasts

[cattygirl]

Why is it that women with large breasts always want them reduced? If you search on the internet you never find big-busted women who are happy with their shapes. Although my bust made me miserable when I was younger, now I appreciate being a 34HH. My boyfriend loves me for who I am, I have been measured for the right size bra and wear tailored blouses and jackets. I don't have back ache and generally feel confident in my body. I wonder what other women think. It would be good to hear positive views for a change, from females who are happy with their shape, whatever it is [Email address removed as per site policy]

[atkrhome]

I have a 36F chest and am very happy with them thankyou very much!! They are a nice shape, dont give me back ache and I would never think of having them reduced (Id have no excuse not to jig about then!) I do sometimes wish they were smaller but only so I could get clothes that fitted better and could choose from a wider selevtion of bras!!!

[Robinia]

Well it's nice to know that you are happy with what you have  - could I borrow them for a day please just to know what it's like?! I've been what I call 'fun-size' since they first appeared & have been waiting to fill out ever since. However, 2 children & many years later it still hasn't happened :-( .Never mind there are some amazing bras nowadays - I just begrudge having to pay so much for so little!

By the way, you really shouldn't put your e-mail address on here & it will be removed when the AB ed spots it!

[georgit79]

I can understand why some women with really large breasts would want a reduction, because of the strain on the back and the not being able to fit in clothes, but i just don't get breast enlargements at all! They always look worse and cartoon-like..just leave well alone ladies and be thankful for what nature gave you! I am perfectly happy with my 36C/Ds, but think someone like Kate Moss has perfect boobs- I may be in a minority, but I think the smaller the better!

[Kay]

Im a 44DD and my shoulders and back ache. Now at age 51 my boobs are down to my knees. The springs have gone. LOL.

[secretspirit]

I'm 34DD and perfectly happy thank you very much. I think my husband would say the same ;-)

[Linzi84]

I am a 32A and I am only dress size 6. I am happy with my shape as I am a dancer so it works well for me. Although it would be nice to have fuller breast in a few years time, I would like to be a BB/C cup for when I get married!! But I don't think I could go as far as to have surgery.

[nicola_red]

I'm 34E and most of the time I like it, but I go through phases of wishing I could wear strapless, backless, whatever tops without feeling self-conscious. I have been measured and have plenty of bras in the right size but the strapless ones just don't feel supportive enough. I also hate not being able to get nice underwear in my size, some styles do go up to bigger sizes but an awful lot don't. So it has pros and cons - although I suspect my bf would say it's all pros...:-)

[saffstar]

I'm a 32DD/E and very happy about it.  Until a couple of years ago  I'd always wanted smaller ones as I'm quite out of proportion and I felt a bit tarty looking, but I've now learned to love them and be proud of what I've got (as we all should be!).  It irritates me that I'm quite limited when I go bra shopping, but the choice is getting better and better - it's actually my small back size that causes more problems than my cup size - and now that clear straps are available there's much more scope for dainty little tops.  My only other problem is jumpers - I'd love to wear big chunky knit high necked ones, but I've watched too much Trinny & Susannah to wear them, and v-necks just aren't as cuddly.

[cattygirl]

Just wanted to say thanks to all of you for responding. It's great to hear from women who are as happy with their shapes as I am, instead of the usual moaning. It's interesting how much women talk about bras and it shows you how important it is for their to be a good choice in all sizes. Walk tall and be proud of your assets. Keep up the positivity!