Does [Breast] Size Matter? (What Real Men Think)

Mizze...you're funny...kinda cute. So, you think I compared MYSELF to women and was "acting" macho? You seemed to have gone OUT of your way to make me NOT feel attacked or offended, so I went out of my way to show you that the typical man is not easily offended, and in doing so, IMO, the only women who would feel a put down are ones who maybe have some self image problem, bcuz for real, saying women cry more than men isn't a negative thing in my mind, but maybe yours(?) In my eyes, it is one of the least important factors that helps to differentiate men from women. ANd honestly, men have delayed maturity, stunted growth and medical issues bcuz of the old standard way of keeping everything in. I don't consider "crying" especially for appropriate reasons a weakness. I guess you're telling me more about you, than you're correctly guessing about me, but still it's no harm no foul.

I guess I agree with a lot of the women but I am bothered by one thing.
Why do many men (not all) assume that small breasts women are more likely to have confidence issues, and it was *dave* even suggested they might perform less in bed because of that...WHAT KIND OF BS REASONING IS THAT?
A woman that lacks confidence lacks confidence overall. Although many feel LESS confident because they are small chested, just as many feel LESS confident because they have no ass, or because their face is not cute, or because they have a big stomach/no waist and the list goes on. Breasts is not a bigger source of lack of confidence than other physical "assets" and certainly not the cause of bad sexual performance (smh).

The 2nd thing that bothers me is *DC Man with a Plan's * explanation of why men have bigger expectations as far as women's looks?
Hopefully it is a joke *haha* because it is really lame. There are double standards for men, but there are double standards for women as well. You didn't make em' we didn't either, but that's how things roll for the most part, and that in most cultures. Sorry you were born on the male side of the spectrum, maybe you would rather be a woman?... Didn't think so lol.

@ lola289

So you've seen up front and close just how men act toward women built like me! It's a headache and a hassle and sometimes you just wonder what the hell happened to good old-fashioned manners sometimes! And it's enough to make some women practically go into hiding; I know it did for me.

I know most people believe in equality between the sexes. This is where things can get a little messy, especially if one encounters a very traditional person--such as myself who believes a man should pursue me, not the other way around, and I determine if he is worthy of my time and attention; I know it's a quaint notion to most, but one that works--and they themselves are comtemporary. In a primitive way, men like to feel needed and if they don't, they might hang around for the sex, but not much else, at least that's the case for white men (that's all I date) and I have yet to be proven wrong on that point., at least by white men. And I know this to be true because I got it straight from the horse's mouth when I paid for a date once about a few months ago. It just wounded his ego and he told me as much; he wanted to pursue and provide for me and after that, he never called me again. So much for the whole equality thing.

I mean, I'm happy with who and what I am, cup size included. I can't let a few assholes make me hate my body because I have to be the one to live with this body, not them. Unfortunately, only assholes step to me on a regular basis and it makes dating difficult if not impossible and it doesn't matter how much they are on display and since I'm more of a conservative dresser, it's more about my shape than what I'm actually showing. I miss dressing up sometimes, but when I think of the alternative...I can live without it for the time being. In most cases, when a woman is attacked by a man, the first question asked is, "Well, what was she wearing?" followed by, "Well where was she and what time was it?" followed up with, "Why the hell were you out at X time of night in that area wearing that oufit? You're just asking for trouble." That kind of thinking just makes it difficult for women on the whole because the woman is always blamed and the man is excused because, well, look at how she was dressed. Women should dress conservatively so that they don't tempt men. I understand the logic, but it is a logic that relieves men of the burden of learning to control themselves and that is something that applies to cultures that require women to cover up at all times. The burden has been on women for far too long, IMO.

What really gets me is the whole if-a-man-has-money-he-can-get-any-woman-he-wants issue. You know, if a man has money, he can always get a woman even if he looks like a dead baboon's ass, lol. It's not so much about a man with money as it is about a man who can provide. Women have always sought men with resources because it shows he can provide for her children should it ever come to that. Even in the lowest level of the animal kingdom, the male has to show the female he can provide for her and her young if he is to win the privilege to mate with her. So for the most part it's not about women only wanting men with money; there are many couples who are living paycheck to paycheck and even worse and still making love work for them.

I do hope to be able to walk out of my house wearing a nice skirt or dress and not be bum-rushed by assholes. There's only so much women like me can do to avoid the attention--assuming that it is unwanted; some women do enjoy it; I don't--and meet quality men.

Size is nice,.....Shapes and curves are better......but If I'm attracted to you then I like what you got. Sometimes a woman can stress over her shape and size more than the man she's with.

Is it because we might look at a woman in passing that has a nice body/face/T&A?

I feel that there is always someone out there "Finer or Better Looking" than who your with (man or woman) but if you are together then that's what it is. I love going to Walmart because it's like the place all the baddest women you never get to see go and hang out.

@DaThrone

You never know what ______ looks like till you get it all unwrapped. Thats both sexes.

SUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRR...DAMN.....Prise!!!!!! EEEEEWWWWWW J/K but 4Real!

well... I think the size question is for men not women. Then this is my question...Why do men take cialis if they are comfortable with their size?

I'm gonna make this brief. Us (straight) men will agree with one thing as long as she ain't born with the same equipment as us and legal (R. Kelly that's over 18*) it all good. The rest is up to the individual male.

*Yeah, I know that joke was old, but he still need a reminder.

@lola289

I totally feel you on this! I only recently began going back to the hairdresser and getting pedicures again. I'm not back to wearing makeup regularly--I never did, to begin with--but I am trying out some of my old outfits and breaking out all my cute stuff again.

I still wear sweats--small steps for me!--and dress cute about once a week. I used to do the "bodyguard" thing, too; that is, until the 'bodyguard' himself took leave of his senses and I had to dismiss him too (is that a trip or what?) and today I will brave the outside world and venture out to the mall.

I'm still standing firm on my values, though, and hopefully men will grow up and not be so childish and throw a tantrum when I say no to what they want. I hope I can at least expect a man to be a man and behave like one, even if I can't expect them to accept my terms and conditions (that's a different post), and keep their hands to themselves (some do, most don't). Why do the assholes outnumber the good ones, lol?

@nwso,

that's strange. i've been using the same email address since posting here and this has only happened recently. ahh well. au revoir!

@Shannon:

I saw you took some heat in the ABW post and I can understand why - people felt like you were harping on the same things in lieu of finding a solution...but HONEY....I so feel you. If you are a 36MM, I completely understand why you are getting your unfair share of unwanted attention. I'm not that big a cup size, but fairly close. (Where you find bras? Do you go custom?) I have to say in your defense that especially as a younger woman, I HATED the catcalling, staring, and various kinds of disrespectful attention I recieved. It was really daunting sometimes to have to deal with the contant harrassment and I'm sorry guys, she is not exaggerating.There needs to be a whole nother post on the blatant disrespect shown to women in the streets. Although I sometimes miss the appreciative glances I used to get more often, I truly do not miss the many nasty comments directed my way. I am constantly appalled by the number of grown ass men who eye-fuck my teenage nieces and who say shit out their mouths even when I'm present. This is part of many, many women's experiences and is only worse if you have a physical attribute that is very noticeable. I can totally understand why you feel you want to hide. I can also tell you that age will take care of most of it, as this nonsense is directed most of the time that I can see at younger women. I can give brothers the benefit of the doubt on most things, but on the constant sexual harrasment in the streets, nah. I gotta co-sign with Shannon on this one.

I enjoyed reading the blog but I must agree with DA Throne T & A will never compare with a man's sex organ, never!

Not too much to say on this one, sounds like most men agree, size doesn't neccesarily matter. I'm an ass man myself, so that matters to me, but as long as your chest is not as flat as mines, then we are good.

@ hellifiknow

My whole problem is--the ABW post comments notwithstanding--is I can't get some people to understand there are some things about myself I can't change. What I would like is for the men to give me some ideas on what I can do to at least alleviate some of the attention I get; for instance, what would a woman bulit like me have to do for them to approach her in a respectful way? What should I do to let men know I'm not hypersexual or as sexually ready as by body would indicate to them? And how would I be able to tie it all together with my desire to wait?

As for my bras, yes, you are correct; I have to go to a bra boutique about an hour and a half away to get bras; what they do is they measure you first, then they show you what they have available in your size, you pick what you want and they make it, custom-fit for you, in about an hour. I did get a strapless bra made at a different store, but that was a recipe for disaster, lol! Well, some of them, depending on the material, aren't strong enough for me and I break them, so they asked me to be a fit model (fit models are the ideal body designers use to create samples) so they could figure out what worked for me. It worked out great for me because most bras in my size are functional and not cute or pretty and I can't get them in fun colors, only black, beige and white. And they are expensive--about $175 a pop--but they are well-designed.

I've even had my own male friends eyeball my own teenage daughter and needless to say, I had to dismiss their asses before I killed them. I'm hoping she won't be built like I am because I don't want her to go through wha I go through all the time with men. I know a lot of women who think I'm luchky, but they have no idea how bad I really have it.

That was another complaint of mine in the ABW post: men's disrespectful behavior in the streets toward an attractive, well-built--should I say "stacked"?--woman. I know some women can shrug it off and act like it's no big deal and it doesn't get to them, but it's different for women like me and telling us that it's our fault that men approach us like that doesn't really help. Of course, being criticized for not dressing up and staying home instead of socializing doesn't help either because then I'm damned if I do and damned if I don't.

I think it would be a great idea for NWSO to start a new topic on the disrespect of women shown by men in the streets; I wonder if he would be open to doing that and if men would be open to sharing their thoughts on it? I know from the ABW post that there are a lot of women who have had experiences similar to mine and in a roundabout way, it's nice to know I'm not the only one because it means, contrary to popular belief, there isn't something wrong with the women.

@Da Throne

OMG You really don't get it, do you?

You have no idea what women really have to put up with. We are not talking about black history here; we are talking about how disrespecful men are toward women and that has nothing to do with black people being second class citizens, especially since I don't and never have lived in what could be considered a "black neighborhood" or "black community."

You are trying to tell me, "Toughen up, black people have had it worse," but that is not my issue here and you are well aware of that. I am simply trying to understand what motivates men to respect some women, but not others.

You are still on the same old "improve yourself" bullshit that is obviously not very helpful. That also tells me you didn't bother to read any of my posts, but simply drew conclusions and assume I'm just "mentally fragile," as you put it. You make it seem like ignoring them is so simple; guess what? It's not. It's not so easy to ignore men who behave like that in public, especially when the more persistent of them follow you around in the store, the mall, the movie theater, the bowling alley, the restaurant and even at work. It would be different if I could get away from it, but I can't, unless I stay home. That is what you don't get. It's not just a matter of slapping on "Big Gal" underpants and just toughen up. I wish men, epsecially you, could walk a thousand miles in a woman's shoes just so you can see the kind of bullshit we have to deal with on a regular basis.

And keep in mind, this isn't about the suffering of black people. There is always going to be someone who is suffering or has suffered worse. That doesn't mean my or any other woman's suffering doesn't count. I am well aware of what black people have had to deal with in their history and that has nothing to do with my problem. And telling me there is nothing men can do about their behavior, they're just straight-up disrespectful pigs only excuses the men and puts the burden on women, where it's always been because men don't want to be responsible for their actions. They have to have someone to blame and point the finger at.

You're right, Da Throne. Women should be the ones to improve themselves, not men, even though they are the ones being disrespectful. Men can't do better, so I should.

@ Da Throne

Goodness, just forget it. It's hard to get someone like you to understand my situation, so don't even worry about it. I mean, goddamn, you actually think I'm whining here.

Okay...you're right Da Throne. I should just suck it up and toughen up and get over it like a good woman is supposed to.

Breast size matters to me if they are larger than a size C.

For instance, the woman at the top of this article Zoe Saldana has perfect sized breasts (In my opinion) plus she is attractive.

I tend to find women attractive who have small breasts and somewhat exotic features. Women such as:

Milla Jovovich
Zoe Saldana
Charlize Theron
Anna Faris
Leelee Sobieski

Their facial features and body types are what I find attractive. The type of woman that I most attracted to are Asian, Polynesian, etc. Exotic. Innocence with a hint of danger. Difficult to convey precisely, thus I hope I got close enough.

Oh well if I didn't.

I didn't read all 84 comments to see if this has been mentioned yet, but I'm curious about the demographic of the group you sampled. As much as we'd love to believe that it doesn't matter, it truly does.

In the past few years I've started hanging out with more .. ah... "lighter" people - my job has thrown mei nto all sorts of different cultures, namely the white and the middle class. In learning to adjust to them, I've been adding more of "them" (I hate how I sound right now) into my universe.

Among many other differences, what i DID notice was a stark shift in standards of beauty. There are still, of course, decided ass men and boob men in that world, but there is also this almost foreign (to me) standard of beauty where, that really thin model look is coveted, and it EXISTS by the loads, and really small breasts are forgiven if you've got a small waistline to match. It doesn't always have to be balanced out with the big booty (many white men I've encountered don't like big butts... WHAT??) as long as there is a fine stomach to match.

Did this make sense?

Oh boy! This is my thing, i have to answer all that... And u'll see why. Lol

Do you equate breast size to femininity?

sure do. I just feel like sth is missing if nothing's up there, like some of the fellas said. I liked the last phrase "Breasts just kinda separate the girls from the women.”

Do you view women who are flat chested differently then women that are well endowed?

Not really, but they thing is... Not trying to sound some type of way, but less well endowed women always gave me the mean eye :-S Ever since Junior High, i've had some tig ole bitties, so the attention (good and bad) has been with me ever since.

Were any of female readers teased for being flat chested?

I was teased for having big breasts, so i can only imagine what it feels like to be teased about being flat chested. Smh

At what age did you finally grow out?

I almost had the size i have now (DDs) by the time i got in High School. Started growing in the 1st class of Junior High and only went up since then.

If you never did, do you feel intimidated by women who are bigger up top or are you comfortable with your body?

I know i'm not the one to speak, but each woman has specific assets, and stereotypes shouldnt be making any of us feeling weird. So what, that guy doesnt like A cups! The nxt one will. If he focused that much on appearance, he wasnt worth the attention anyways.

Have you ever contemplated implants?

Hells no. Lol I've comtemplated getting them "fixed" after giving birth tho. Cause i'm not sure how they'll look like by then, even tho i 've never had no complains whatsoever concerning my girls

Any top heavy women that wish they were smaller? Why?

Only times i wish i was smaller is when i wanna run. That's ridiculous, trust AND believe that. Lmao
DDs look great, and are fun in bed, and they're def a plus when it comes to looks, but sometimes... Especially during summer... OH BOY! Women that have been there can understand.

Thing is, i've heard the craziest things about my breasts, coming from guys. Even ones that i didnt know. It sure is an attention getter. And keeper. Lol
But as we saw above, not every man is attracted to that. Like all of us are not attracted to a specific characteristic of theirs.
Women need to learn to work with what they have, and show it off when they're supposed to.
That confidence will get him ladies

@AGK

Thank you for speaking up and keeping it 100.

On another note....I'm saying can we go to a movie or something? Lol!

Shannon, I do not think you can do anything to deal with the stares, drools, remarks and such. You'll have to let time take care of it. One day men will drool over the next stacked woman in her 20s or 30s and you will be yesterday's news.

At least this is how it was for my mom. As a little girl I had to witness men not only staring at my mom's breasts but grabbing them And hadn't I been this young I would have fucked them up (excuse my French).
All my life growing up, my mother and I hoped I wouldn't inherit the girls. Thank God I didn't!

@ Elle

I'm beginning to realize that. A lot of my issues stem from the fact that I'm not used to men behaving like that; all my life I was accustomed to meeting men who opened doors for me, let me walk ahead of him in crowds, who removed their hats upon entering a building--especially the elevator; a very important Southern custom in Texas--and stood whenever I entered the room, another rule of etiquette from down home.

Well, growing up as obviously sheltered as I did--I asked my mother about it last night, about why we only lived in white neighborhoods and she told me it was my father's decision--and only seeing this kind of behavior I observed in the men in my life--father, grandfather, uncles and so on--I expected such decorum in every man. It is the way a man is supposed to behave, or so I thought. It has been the most difficult thing to accept that not all men have manners or self-control and it's not necessarily my fault. Well, life goes on...

I have to admit, I was the only girl that took after my mother and she got what I thought was the worst of it, really, now that I look back on it; men would make comments and grab at her when she was younger. It really took a toll on her; over time, like me, she stopped leaving the house and my father saw how it affected her. I was never allowed in the company of nothing but what my father considered to be proper gentlemen and this undertaking he took seriously. My mother's experience wasn't clear to me at the time and after talking to her, I clearly understood the reasoning behind every decision they made regarding me. They wanted to protect me from a lot of things, especially that kind of experience. I actually passed my mother in size, which my parents felt would invite a lot of problems later on, especially if I moved from home. They were right, but because my mother never learned how to cope, she had no way of showing me how to do so, so I have to find my own way.

As time passes, I start to relax more and now that I realize that men aren't going to be like the men of my childhood and history back home, I can begin to understand that simply put, it's not necessarily me; I was always told never to do anything that would cause a man to approach me in a disrespectful manner.

Well, some men are uncouth. I recently took a temporary assignment at a prison, not knowing I had to work in the clinic around them instead of staying in the office like I asked to do. Like hell; I flew out of there and swore I'd NEVER go back. I need more time to adjust to this new element before I can ever take another assignment like that.

Does breast size matter, is kind of a retarded question.

I love titties, my favs are the soft, juicy, full, two-tone silver dollar perky kind. My least fav are saggy tits whether big are small, raisin or prunes, either way that shit is not a good look.

I've had a girl with phatty and B's, a girl with DD's and slim booty and a girl with an ample mix of both.

Do breast define a woman, even dumber question. The way woman carries herself defines her fem side, other than that there a lot of other ways to gauge that.

On my arrogant side I would say, what a man really values (on the purely sexual side) is great poom poom and great head, and there's no science or measurement for that, T & A just needs to be there.

Personally I think there's a lot that goes into what each of us considers attractive or what turns us on. To bring it to the size of one or two aspect is backwards almost seems a lil barbraric.

You should do a follow up about breasts: Natural vs Silicone Which do Men Prefer?

@Dee

It's not always the size, If them curves are right or you got that sexy ass walk then that goes a long way.

Hm, To be bluntly, and probably very honest, honest in a way that may embarrass me + make me look maybe bad to others, my view is probably the following:

On woman in general, or on an average size woman, I do like breasts that are about the size of oranges. An average size woman, to me, is maybe 5' 5".
If she is a woman [who I find cute and has a personality that I like], I probably would be ok with breasts that are the size of my closed hand, or smaller than that.
[ I am, in my area, an average sized guy. I am 5'10' to 6ft tall, if you want to sit around + calculate how big my hands are].

Breasts bigger than oranges are all right, but they don't have to be larger than oranges for me to like someone.

Some guys can be pigs. I am a Mexican-American woman who used to date the guys that would talk bad about my tiny breasts but swore they loved my ass. I dated the ghetto men (some black men who wished they were 50 cent or Lil Wayne) who were disrespectful and constantly cheating on me.
This they did with the white girls who wished they were black women. These girls had big racks, but lacked ass. When I found out about the cheating, my self-esteem was messed up and I got close to wanting to commit suicide. I felt like who I was didn't matter, only breasts mattered. After my mother told me, "A real woman is not measured by the size of her butt or the size of her chest," I then started slapping myself awake, saying in my mind to stop falling for guys who were disrespectful and only were looking for breasts.
Today, I have a better self-image of myself. I am now with a respectful gentleman who loves me for who I am first, and also likes my body. I love you, my Icelandic boo!!! This itty bitty woman has finally found her prince charming. Marriage set for May 2012. ^_^

People think I'm full of shit when I say this but it's true. I do NOT like fake breasts at all! I can not choose a woman's breast size, they are what they are. If I had a choice, I do not particularly like huge breasts but rather for lack of better terms, small to medium size breasts with quarter size nipples in diameter and I love long pointy nipples. Hard nipples really turn me on! Especially when they really stick out. I would like to post a question on here. If it's possible, would someone please tell me how to do that? Thank you

Its because of porn. The end.

I’ve been flat-chested since puberty — now reaching the age of 25 — and as a result have suffered from psychotic depression and persistent thoughts of suicide. Psychotic depression meaning: beginning in college I began hearing voices in the community shower, voices making fun of me for how disgusting I looked. (Just so you know, it’s very hard to concentrate on reading anything if your mind is being pulled in the direction of several different people having a conversation in your head) I’ve heard voices (varying in degree) for the past 6 years, and though I’ve finally resigned myself to the fact that no man will ever truly want me, and no man will ever, psychologically, be completely loyal, I know with all of my heart that being flat-chested has ruined my psyche, my sex life, and my chances of any general happiness in this lifteime.

You know what sucks? I’m a great person. I’m a kind person, I try my best to understand others, I provide therapy to individuals with disabilities, and I’ve staked out a career caring for people with behavioral/developmental/psychological problems. But I can never trust a man. At the age of 16, I inadvertently found stumbled upon all of the internet porn that my father likes to jack off looking at, grew up with a brother who is a complete frothing idiot who makes lewd comments about every female passerby with “a good body.”

You know what else sucks? After confronting my father about using porn — keep in mind that I’ve already bought the book on assisted suicide to plan exactly how I can do it, and also bought a tank of helium gas on its way to my doorstep — he erupted in anger, dragging and pushing me to the floor, and choking me — telling me: I should have put a pillow over your head years ago.

But I’m a good person. In my eyes, I deserve to be loved, and touched, and made love to.

And I know that I can never trust anyone to do that.

I will die alone, listening to the voices that my abused psyche has created to take the place of real voices that another woman — one who doesn’t have to isolate herself because of constant fear and shame — is provided.

I would rather die alone than live and lie with a man pretending to “love” me and my deformity. I know that no one can ever truly want my body.

In the past, I’d have recurrent episodes in which I’d scream at the top of my lungs, sob, and beat myself in the head with my fists. (Note that I graduated as the valedictorian of my high school class, and attended an elite private university. Now in graduate school studying how to provide services for other individuals who are the “lepers” of our society) There are no words to describe the absolute hatred I had for my body. I wanted to incinerate myself. To rip all the skin off of my body, pour corrosive acid all over myself, set myself afire, rip all of my limbs off — to destroy my body such that it would be less than nothing.

Because my body was the reason for my insanity, the voices, my isolation, my hatred, my utter dispair.

I am a great person, but being “good” in this world doesn’t mean you are provided touch, or want, or love.

Many of the above comments prove my point.

My death, if I eventually choose to take my life, is in your bloody hands.

i love women wether they have big boobs or not

Im pretty flat, not even quite an A and this is discourageing and justifies my low self esteem. I am lucky to have a nice ass but wish men could find cute small boobs sexy too and not except a woman to rock fake silicone that can kill her to be pretty. Can't tell ya how many tears I've cried over my "bee stings" despite my so called pretty face and phat ass. It obvious that most men agree, flat is not only a negative a, even a full a or small b. I'm obviously doomed, and unless I want to risk sickness or debt, to have two beachballs glued to my chest, I'm not sexy, not a woman.

Typically tiny women with flat chest appeal to a certain type of man! Women have more bodyfat than men therefore; the lesser the bodyfat the more masculine the woman! Big breasts are a sign of femininity, which is why more men have their chest surgically decrease the size of their chest now than ever before! Women that are so small that they don't have breasts need to look like super models in the face!

i'll bet the guys who think big breast or fatt ass is or are important are not good in bed because they don't have good personality that can please any woman and get any woman to reach optimum climax.

Small breasted women are insecure about their size for a very good reason - that the general consensus is saying we are underdeveloped and not complete women. We already know that. There is no need to rub more salt on the wound.

All men have diffferent preferences.
Some men like large breasts, some men (like me) like small breasts and don't like large breasts,
Some men don't care about breast size, perhaps they like butts.
There's a segment of the population of men out there who think you are sexy and feminine, whatever body type you have: BBW, skinny, big butt, small butt, long hair, short hair, etc, etc.

Different strokes for different folks...
If some men are hitting on you, you are attractive. Period.

Different women have different bodily features. I personaly dont like larger breasts, and i think that smaller breast are better(for some reason, i dont know why) and I do like smaller butts, too. Different women are beautiful in many ways, and a lot of the time I see women who hav a smaller figure hav a more beautiful face. And a lot of the time "Flat Chest" is a negative term to women, but it really isn't. I disagree with all the guys who make negative comments on this website.

men tends to look at the outside MORE than the inside, what i meant is the personality. i hate this fact, damn it!

Mr 'Authority', I'm absolutely amazed that there are women in this world who let you anywhere near their breasts, quite frankly. You sound like you're over compensating for having a tiny penis, so I hope for your sake you've got a nice face.

Do any of you fucking idiots -- giving your opinions -- realize that this entire post was just a troll to get people to click on this site and generate ad revenue? It's a tits vs ass thread, and you all fell for it. Every single one of the "testimonials" in this "blog" (I'm not even going to call it an article, it's so full of shit) is fabricated and you are all retarded for responding with your opinions.

You are all idiots. You're welcome for giving you a dose of truth.

My boyfriend left me and my 32H's for a 34B with crooked teeth and no arse. So for him, obviously size doesn't matter.