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Frank wrote at 2008-06-20 15:22:10
Well, I'm a regular guy and in a list of things that really matter in a woman, size of breasts is really way, way down the list. You're 18, enjoy life, enjoy being yourself and get comfortable with it - that's what we really want, not a bit of extra fat in front.
Nick wrote at 2010-10-05 12:32:28
As a male I can say 'more than a handful is a waste’. It’s always a pleasure to jump into bed with my partner and play with her smallish breasts before getting onto what is all about, full sex.
Large breasts tend to be for white van drivers who read the page 3 red tops. Breasts are only intended to feed babies- yes but also for sex. They give a lot of pleasure both to the female and male. Smaller breasts stay pert longer, still quiver as the years go by, and nipples tend to be a bit longer, good for males and babies!
Page 3 breasts will droop more quickly. Bras will slow this down but they will still end up down by a females belly button in middle age. Plus upper back ache. Please do not be sensitive about having smaller breasts; they will feed a baby just the same. Jokes at school, kids are cruel and they will go for anything that strikes home even though most will not give monkeys about size. As breasts are mainly fat, larger breasts (not always) usually belong to fatter people –not good. Relax and enjoy your breasts along with your boyfriend! Be confident, shoulders back!
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Jennifer Cruse
Expertise
I can answer questions about small breast. People can be cruel to us small cheasted people. Being small breasted can affect the way you feel about yourself. I will be sensitive to questions,(because its a sensitive area to most including myself) and reponse to questions are quite quick.
Experience
I am 28 years old and basically have no chest, I never did and probably never will. I know what it's like to be teased throughout my teenage years and even some of my young adult life, but not everyone in this big world focuses on the size of your breasts as much as you think they do.
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