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So I am watching this show on BBC right now called My Small Breasts and I. A documentary of sorts with these A-cup women considering implants, talking about their insecurities, etc.

Rave: these women are beautiful. And they're talking about their boobs.

Rant: these women are beautiful! Why are they so self-conscious about something so insignificant? Maybe my membership in the IBTC is affecting my opinion here, but I would hit it with any of these dames any time.

They had a similar show with the large-breasted women some time ago. All of those women were stunning as well.

I guess it's something I don't have to live with so I can't really relate to it, but it's hard to fathom being self-conscious about cup size, big or small.

Sounds like I need to watch this show.
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Seriously though, is it all that much different than men feeling like they should be larger in certain departments?

People assign far too much to physical worth.

people with the money to spare letting society and stupidity get to them...

Cronos69 wrote: Seriously though, is it all that much different than men feeling like they should be larger in certain departments?

It's a bit different, because unless a guy is wearing really tight pants or has a gigantic package, on a day-to-day basis you have no idea how large or small a guy's junk might be. Breast size on the other hand is easily noticable with clothes on or off.

Guys may be self-conscious about getting naked because of small junk, or feel like they're inadequate lovers or something. But one of these women was so self-conscious about it that she tried to stay at home as much as possible just so that she didn't have to walk around in public with her small boobs. Thing is, even though she was an A-cup, it wasn't as if she was flat as a board. Plus she was slender as can be--I thought her boobs were just the right size for her body type.

It's more about what is portrayed as attractive in movies and the media than anything else. I much prefer small and perky, or proportional, over some cartoonish implants any day of the week. And I guarantee you I'm not alone.

I approve this rant 100%.

cardsfansince82 wrote:It's more about what is portrayed as attractive in movies and the media than anything else. I much prefer small and perky, or proportional, over some cartoonish implants any day of the week. And I guarantee you I'm not alone.

You know what's funny is that one of the women sorta looked like Angelina Jolie with a flat chest and slightly smaller lips. I don't think Angelina is very attractive at all, yet I would have been all over this girl.

So ladies, if you lack the DSL's and D-cups that men like so much about Angelina, come see me.

Nice DSL's reference.

Popeye_Card wrote:

cardsfansince82 wrote:It's more about what is portrayed as attractive in movies and the media than anything else. I much prefer small and perky, or proportional, over some cartoonish implants any day of the week. And I guarantee you I'm not alone.

You know what's funny is that one of the women sorta looked like Angelina Jolie with a flat chest and slightly smaller lips. I don't think Angelina is very attractive at all, yet I would have been all over this girl.

So ladies, if you lack the DSL's and D-cups that men like so much about Angelina, come see me.

It's good you specified "ladies", otherwise you'd have a bunch of little boys showing up at your house.

/I kid, I kid/