Girls, Girls I’ve always wondered if having great breast when in ur 18 to 20s is an awesome thing, or more of an annoying thing?

[Anonymous]

I ask 18-20s cause I assume the novelty is mostly worn off in 30s-40s.. Is it like a gift that u like to use? Do you like the extra attention from guys, getting all the looks when you walk into a party, having literal power over guys that will do anything for you even tho they have no chance with you or ever getting to see them.. or would you rather not have the extra attention, the staring, gawking etc? And Any girls wiling to admit they have used showing them off to get something they wanted, special treatment, escape a ticket, help get a job, make other girls jealous etc let me know.. I know if us guys had a super power like that we would use it every chance we got but we can only work out which might help getting a date that’s about it..

[PrettyPriya]

What are great breasts to you? Not sure what that means or what qualifies. No, they are not a novelty at all. They are annoying. Wearing a bra is annoying. It is the first thing that comes off other than my shoes when I get home.

I can tell you for me, when I was younger and hit puberty, it was worrying when they would start to develop. That quickly turned into (in my case) to “please stop growing”. Then it is all just an annoyance from there out. Their only function is to breastfeed and I have not started a family yet.

So, I have to lug these sacks of fat around hanging off my chest every damn day. I’m fairly small and my breasts are what I consider too big for my frame. As a result, I have back and neck issues from time to time even with a properly fitted bra.

So, whatever little, tiny novelty they might have been is long gone. As for the attention, that is mostly unwanted attention. I try to dress conservatively but they are always on display in one way or another, even if fully covered. Just another joy of being a girl.

[YollyM]

No breasts over here but I'm here to read people's opinions lol

[Anonymous]

I was a DD by the time I was 14, so they have been nothing but trouble for me for a very long time.