Girls, do you deal with any insecurities about your boobs (or have you in the past)?

[AliceGregory]

When I was younger, I did but that's mostly because I was always comparing myself to what I saw on advertisements that used these perfect models. But in my mid-20s I came to realize that not everyone's boobs looked like that. They don't have to be perfect to make you feel confident and feminine, so I learned to love the skin I'm in. It's like the old saying goes, variety is the spice of life. And you aren't entirely "stuck with what you got" and I've always done things like maintain a healthy weight, ate a diet rich in vitamin D and C and kept good posture to prevent sagging.

But then I turned 40 which meant (among many other things) I had to start getting screened for breast cancer, so I guess the biggest insecurity about my boobs now is that they'll try to kill me someday.

So, no matter what shape or size, all boobs are beautiful! Just make sure that once a year, yours are shaped like pancakes because big or small, they squeeze them all :P

[Sirenboobzilla]

I was in my early-mid teens. I was developing faster than most of my friends and also larger in general. I was teased for them. And of course told by some adults that I couldn't wear certain things because it was too provocative and whatnot. Ended up wearing hoodies most of the time in school to hide them a bit. In high-school, specifically 11th-12th grade, my attitudes changed a bit. Found my confidence. My awakening, if you will. Suddenly openly dressing around them, going braless, setting them and myself free. Over the years I've just seen them as a normal part of me and not so much if a hindrance or a nuisance (save for weight and finding clothes that fit well).

[beenherebefore]

Not at the moment. I’m very happy and fortunate about how my breasts look. But when I was really young probably 12 years old I convinced myself I wanted to have big breasts when I was older, that wish vanished before I turned 18.

[Anonymous]

Yes. My boobs are saggy and has lots of stretchmarks.