Not to mention that when buying a smart blouse/shirt, you have to get something two sizes too big so that the buttons will do up properly. The blouse then fits fine round your boobs, but looks like a tent around your waist. And trying to buy a bra when you're bigger than a 34/36 B or C is a nightmare (I have additional problems in that I can't wear pure polyester) - incidentaly, am I the only person who can't understand why someone bigger than a B cup would need a padded bra? And of course, there's gravity to contend with.miss hellfire wrote:Can't say i'm over struck with them either. They are a pain in the neck or rather they make my back ache. Not to mention the amount of men who talk to them rather than keep eye contact when they talk to me. Then there is the bras the size of fishing nets i have to encase them in everyday to prevent them from escaping. Then there is the hypersensitivety if groped during the wrong time of the month. Touch them and i will growl at you.Sput wrote:I do not like tits.
Big boobs aren't all they're cracked up to be!
I take it that you are not familiar with PMS.Ronnie Rowlands wrote:Oh I wouldn't growl. If anything it would encourage the bloke. He would either find the growling sexy,or he could be thick and shout "oi everyone, whenever I touch this bird's tits, she does this noise!"