Why I'm still not ashamed of having a large chest: The sequel to the Busty Pride take

Why I'm still not ashamed of having a large chest: The sequel to the Busty Pride take



In the myTake "Why I'm not ashamed of having a large chest" I wrote about why I'm not ashamed of having a large bust. I have received both praise and hate comments. This time, I'm going to clear up what I have said with the infamous "I feel more like a woman and less like a girl" comment.


As a busty girl, I'm still a girl. And as a skinny girl, you're also still a girl. And busty women are still women and skinny women are still women. I didn't think that the comment would cause asuch trouble as it did because I thought I was the only girl in the world that wanted to look older. I have went to each individual woman (and man) who got upset by the infamous comment and I tried to explain that it was how I felt, personally, about the appearance of my bust and how it made me feel happy to have a big chest and the story might have ended here and I would not be writing a sequel to the take. HOWEVER, some users (won't name names but will say that all (but one) were women) began busty-shaming me and saying that I "faced insecurities", was "fat", "didn't get guys", or that I was simply "ugly". I will apologize for making the smaller chested women feel insulted, but I will not apologize for having a big chest nor will I apologize for taking pride in it. We don't need to shame each other in order to prove how beautiful we are.

Why I'm still not ashamed of having a large chest: The sequel to the Busty Pride take
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