Big breasted women talk of life with big boobs

For most people, big boobs are fantasy or a fetish and do not define a woman. They are body part that does not always conform to social norms and therefore present various problems yet those problems exist mostly in the eyes of the beholders while those woman blessed with big boobs often experiences problems with other people's attitudes and finding suitable apparel.

Bodies come in all shapes and sizes, some are deemed good-looking and some are not the most important thing about bodies is that they work and everything else is cosmetic. Unfortunately in this age, people pay more attention to the cosmetic and the glamour than they do to the real.

Of course in search of this image tens of thousands of women go under the knife every year to enhance their boobs, to look more feminine, to get noticed or just to make money because women's bodies have become commodities and boobs are fashionable commodities.

We must also remember that the human body is seen as an object of art. The ancient Hindus, Egyptians and Greeks all glorified human body in various ways by presenting it as a work of art to be seen and admired. Those ancient works of art were normal for the time but by the Roman era a lot more judgement was creeping in and a lot of body art became clothed.

In terms of sociology and how we see each other, naturally larger breasts are falsely indicative of a woman's ability to breastfeed and almost everyone who was breastfed as a baby will have a natural affection for breasts. But a woman's body is a vessel through which life comes into the world and the breasts are tools for the nourishment of new life, so woman's bodies should be seen as wonderful rather than objects to be used or possessed.

Jeany
By the time I was 10 years old I had boobs and by age 12 they'd blown out to a D cup which presented all manner of problems and was something that had been shared by generations of women my family so I didn't suffer much but I was also fortunate to grow up in the country so I didn't have to deal with many people that I didn't know.

When my boobs began growing, I knew I would end up with biguns like mum and my problems began when I moved to the city because most men and a lot of woman stared. Of course getting clothes to fit and especially bras was problematic.

Thankfully I still had my family who continually reinforce the fact that other people's attitudes were the problem and not me so around home and doing family things I never had to worry about wearing a bra and no one batted an eyelid if I was naked or when I massaged my boobs. Actually, when they were growing mum and her sister showed me how to massage my boobs and they believe that it would help to give them a good shape and that's something I still do several times a week.

The real problems have always been those who stare and those who think I'm some kind of sexual pervert. As far as I'm concerned, these people have problems and not me and most the time I ignore them but other times they can be fun to tease which is kind of my way of getting revenge. As far as my lifestyle goes, I have a part-time office job, live with a boyfriend, seldom wear a bra and because boobs contain heat I gently show lots of cleavage. Those who are judgemental I ignore by enjoy those people who glanced and smile as they walk on and those who see me and not my bust.