By Anonymous - 24/05/2016 02:35 - Canada - Squamish
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Sadly OP some people aren't meant to wear bikinis. Not because they don't have a "bikini body" but because bikinis aren't usually that supportive for larger chested women. I'd suggest maybe finding a matching bra for some bottoms you like... But I know how hard it can be to find cute bras that are supportive and don't cost a week's rent after you hit a certain size.
Big boobs? Somehow I don't really see a problem xD
Size E damn your boyfriend must be one lucky fellow ! Best of luck OP
To people saying they don't see the problem and how 'awesome' breasts the size of OP's are... Large breasts can cause back problems of all kinds, can form stretch marks, can pull you out of correct posture, inhibit breathing and a boat load of other problems. Oh, then there are the social issues that large breasts cause- petty jealousy, unsolicited lewd comments, verbal and even physical harassment, people taking advantage of the breast size to stare and excuse it as being because of the size they 'had' to stare, and people talking at the person's boobs instead of them- if they actually bother with talking. Bigger is not better when it comes to breasts- it causes health issues. So please do people in situations like OP's and actually exhibit some damn bloody tact and compassion, and don't comment on it not being a problem because YOU like looking at them. As to OP- sorry that you have to deal with this issue. Both the amount of time needed to find safely fitting clothes, and the back pain. That said- since you have back problems, if you have insurance, a report from a spine doctor may make it so the insurance will pay for part of a breast reduction.
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Sadly OP some people aren't meant to wear bikinis. Not because they don't have a "bikini body" but because bikinis aren't usually that supportive for larger chested women. I'd suggest maybe finding a matching bra for some bottoms you like... But I know how hard it can be to find cute bras that are supportive and don't cost a week's rent after you hit a certain size.
To people saying they don't see the problem and how 'awesome' breasts the size of OP's are... Large breasts can cause back problems of all kinds, can form stretch marks, can pull you out of correct posture, inhibit breathing and a boat load of other problems. Oh, then there are the social issues that large breasts cause- petty jealousy, unsolicited lewd comments, verbal and even physical harassment, people taking advantage of the breast size to stare and excuse it as being because of the size they 'had' to stare, and people talking at the person's boobs instead of them- if they actually bother with talking. Bigger is not better when it comes to breasts- it causes health issues. So please do people in situations like OP's and actually exhibit some damn bloody tact and compassion, and don't comment on it not being a problem because YOU like looking at them. As to OP- sorry that you have to deal with this issue. Both the amount of time needed to find safely fitting clothes, and the back pain. That said- since you have back problems, if you have insurance, a report from a spine doctor may make it so the insurance will pay for part of a breast reduction.