Big boobs anyone? 🙋🏿

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I've had big boobs since sixth grade. By big I mean I wear a 40J and I'm 19. I get a lot of attention from guys and lots of negative attention from girls. which believe it or not makes me extremely insecure about my boobs. Anyone else feel the same?

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Though I'm not in your situation (I have the opposite problem) just remember that how those girls treat you only speaks volumes of their own insecurities. Don't let their thoughts and actions bring you down. We can't control other people's actions and reactions, but we can control our own (I know, easier said than done). Keep your head held high!!!

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yes I have always felt this way about my boobs. I'm in a 48H right now but I probably could go up a cup size or 2 since I'm pregnant and plan to breastfeed. I started getting boobs in the 2nd grade.

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I felt the same way. I remember one time in class, a boy got up from his desk, pointed at my chest and said, "Hey, Christine! Jealous??". I was mortified, I was already self conscious about developing early and she was very popular (his on/off girlfriend). She was always a bitch to me, he was just a classmate I barely knew. I have too many stories involving unsolicited comments about my chest.

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Wow I’m only a 36 D and I used to get negative attention from girls too, especially in middle school. Girls can really suck sometimes, especially when they’re jealous

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Dang, girl. I was a B by the time I was 9 and was stuck in B-cups until I was 13, because I didn’t know that they were too small. I should’ve been in a D way before then. I wore too-small bras until I realized I should be in an F at 20, and now here I am at 23, in a 34H and in comfortable bras for really the first time ever. Big boobs are fun.

Big boobs anyone? 🙋🏿

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