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Even Angels Have Big Boobs

Even Angels Have Big Boobs

It's not a small, small world after all

by AliD (Thu Sep 10, 2009)

I am a work in progress. I read my self-help books, and go to my Women's Group every week. I look in the mirror and do my best to focus on the ‘good things.' I embrace my ‘new shape'....

...and assure myself that in my next life I will come back as a Brazilian model with gorgeous skin, a natural ability to sing and an ample bust. Whatever gets you through the day, you know?

Ah yes, the much discussed, and famous female body bits: the bust, boobs, fun bags, bosoms, dirty pillows (my least favorite, I always think of a pillow with those yellowing drool marks on them) and whatever else we humans come up with to name and rename the simple BREASTS.

I am one of the many small-chested women that walk the planet. Some of you may understand me completely when I complain about how depressingly small my breasts are, but you will be ever so thankful that jogging does not involve having two black eyes from bouncing ta-ta's (oh forgot about that one).

Some large-chested women, like one of my dearest friends, would give anything to have smaller breasts. I offer graciously to take hers off her hands (or her chest).

Yes my breasts have done their service. They fed my three children very adequately, though now I have nipples that forever look down at my feet in the sort of shameful way a naughty schoolgirl does when caught cheating on a test.

I've attempted to ‘pin' them up again, lifting them up as I put on my bra so they look to the heavens, and hoping they might remember that they actually liked the view when they were erect. But to no avail.

I even ordered some breast growth pills online once. The testimonials were amazing, and probably all lies, but, seeing as they were herbal I thought, ‘let's give them a go.'

There were a few to choose from. Endow Plus, Instant Bust, Bustful, Ameribreast (not only bigger boobs but when pressed they played 'The Star-Spangled Banner') or Green Bush Herbal - that's all I needed, small boobs and a green bush.

So my course of  ‘Bust Diva' pills arrived in a discreet brown paper package, as if it was some dirty porn mag, and I hid the pill packet  in my closet, like it was... dirty porn.

And because they were so well hidden I forgot most days to take them, so not surprisingly they didn't work.

I have also bought so many push up bras that I've lost count. I've wrangled the small flesh into a too-small push up bra (thinking, ‘well if I go smaller it will be tighter so therefore more push').

No, doesn't work like that, it just causes the bra to run for the neckline every time you raise an arm.

I did get to a ‘C cup' with my first pregnancy. It was the first time my breasts ever met. An actual cleavage - hoorah! They really liked each other too. Sadly they soon lived separate lives and have done so ever since.

When I took my teenage daughter to be properly fitted for a bra, she measured up as a 32 D. She was shocked. I had to take a seat in the changing room and nearly wept. Interestingly the lady helping us with the fit was most impressed by her size and when I said I've been a AA all my life, she actually looked sad and said ‘I'm sorry.'

I don't have terminal bloody cancer, just small boobs.

The final insult came when I wandered into Victoria's Secret - a store I love. They have a beautiful line of lingerie called ‘Angels.'

I found a bra that I really liked and searched for the right size. None to be found. I asked one of the shop assistants if she could get me a AA size bra in that particular style. She answered, ‘Oh we don't make bras in that small size.'

Right.

So God has apparently decreed that even Angels have big boobs.

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Posted Sun Apr 4, 2010 at 1:12 pm Reply Delete
I can't believe I missed this piece, it's so funny and so true. I'm also swimming in the A pool, when I was younger I asked my mom why I was flat and she was not? She blamed it on my dad's side of the family, when I pointed out that those women looked pretty big to me, she said it was all fat. I was fortunate enough to experience a well endowed bosom with each pregnancy and breast fed as long as I could to keep it going, but mother nature is such a tease, and when the milk dried up, so did my lovely ladies. Oh well, at least they don't sag.Report Abuse
Susanita
Posted Sat Nov 7, 2009 at 1:03 am Reply Delete
HILARIOUS!! You are one funny woman! It ALWAYS helps to have a sense of humor about life's LITTLE problems! You have reminded me to have a laugh with my BIG ONES!!Report Abuse
ethan*
Posted Thu Oct 22, 2009 at 6:38 pm Reply Delete
you are hysterical! i don't have boobs but i laughed and laughed my way through this article. i think its time for a strongly worded letter to Victoria's Secret...Report Abuse
Jen
Posted Sun Sep 20, 2009 at 10:00 am Reply Delete
I don't understand when people say they have a hard time finding brad in AA-B. I's unfortunately a DD (sometimes E) and almost never find any bra in my size, let alone one that actually does it's job properly. Truth is, I'd take small breasts over large ones any day (getting a breast reduction in 3 months). Aside from possible low self-esteem (I can't see why..?) and the chance that guys won't ogle your boobies instead of looking at your face when they talk to you, I can't see a downside to small breasts at all. Compare that with chronic back/neck/shoulder pain, spinal problems and deformities (most commonly scoliosis), and people assuming you want them staring at/making comments about your overlarge breasts just because they happen to be there. Poeple also tend to believe that large breasted women think themselves superior or above smaller chested women, and therefore need to be taken down a peg or two by being told things such as "your boobs will be disgusting and saggy when you're older", "big boobs make you look fat", and "they make you look like a slut", etc etc. And the only way to get rid of them is to cut them up and be unable to move for 4 weeks. I'll add that my breasts are not the size they are due to me being 'fat' - I've tried losing weight and they stay the same size. I'm not saying that you're not entitled to feel however you feel about them, but you should be happy with your small boobs. Really.Report Abuse
vivi
Posted Tue Sep 15, 2009 at 6:10 pm Reply Delete
Same o , same o. 3 kids, aa or sometimes a. I was a C when I was pregnant and I know how good that can feel. I wish I would have half of the writing talent you have but I also have a site where I express all this smallness out of me. Don't want to talk you into anything but yes, I (and 2 more girls) started to take pills. Non-herbal at this time. We are keeping a journal and up-do date stuff. If you ladies interested, please stop by. Wonder how this will turn out. http://www.living-with-small-a-cup-breasts.com/increase-breast-size.htmlReport Abuse
Polly
Posted Fri Sep 11, 2009 at 7:18 am Reply Delete
Wow! What an amazing article! Sooo funny and so true! I want AliD to comment on every female related escapade we've ever been on... it helps to laugh, eh?Report Abuse
Nee Nee
Posted Fri Sep 11, 2009 at 5:00 am Reply Delete
This is yet another hilarious read from AliD. I can really relate. Why is it when you lose weight the boobs are the first to leave! We ladies in the A & B cup range have a hard way to go in lingerie shops and department these days. Wahhhh! Truth is, I love my B cup.Report Abuse
TLO
Posted Fri Sep 11, 2009 at 2:46 am Reply Delete
Loved it! Ah, the adventures of being a woman, eh?!Report Abuse
Dlady
Posted Fri Sep 11, 2009 at 2:12 am Reply Delete
Love this article...I developed my womanly shape slowly, though as a dancer, small "tetas" are required...or shall I say preferred. As I grew into young womanhood so did my breasts...Pregancy was a whole other thing, my womanly bits swelled to what I thought for me was gigantoriffic. Who is that woman behind those, ...those... balloons of flesh...eeegaads! Well no fear....after breast feeding they draped ever so gently against my chest...OOOOH my what happened. They're up they're down, they're big, they're flat? What an adventure this womanly thing...how beautiful, joyful...an endless journey of the true discovery of the spirit of Woman! Thank you AliD for sharing your adventure of breastly experience...and bringing us all together as we share ourselves in kind.Report Abuse
Posted Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 11:29 pm Reply Delete
Eek, that angel statue picture is giving me "Don't blink" Dr Who freakouts! Not God, the fashion industry. Or if it is God decreeing that, then I'm glad I have no part of it! The fashion industry has a lot to answer for in how we women see ourselves. I'm not huge, but with the sagging post-3 babies, I wish I could give some of it away to those of you who'd like it. Sadly, I don't think you'd want more sag either!!Report Abuse
Nico
Posted Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 5:03 pm Reply Delete
Ahhhhhhwesome article!!! Flat chested in high school and skinny all the way to overweight and big breasted as a mom . . .Report Abuse
BettyBoobless
Posted Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 2:10 pm Reply Delete
Boobalicious versus y0u've-never-seen-a-saggy-board? Break out the B cup for me every time. OK, would you believe an ample A?Report Abuse
Posted Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 12:53 pm Reply Delete
My 5'8" supermodel build teenager complains endlessly about her lack of boobs. Last bra she had fitted put her in a 32C so she's not really flat. I keep telling her that most people with bigger boobs have a bit more flesh in other places too (ie. if you like the rest of your body, then the smaller boobs are part of that build). And boy can she wear just about anything she wants!Report Abuse
Posted Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 12:28 pm Reply Delete
Until the age of 21, I was flat as the proverbial board. As a teen, if I ever bemoaned my state within earshot of my Grandfather, he'd say "You're fine - do you want them big enough to throw over your shoulder?" (A lovely image from dear old Grandad...) Then miraculously - my breasts grew and then grew some more and more - until they were huge - Not Dolly Parton huge, but more, much more, than ample. Although I now had cleavage and men would occasionally whistle at me - I could no longer sleep on my stomach comfortably and cute clothes that once fit my frame now gaped and puckered in the front. Now, years later, they've become a bit saggy and draggy and hoisting them into a Victoria's Secret bra requires the help of two strong men and a pulley system. (Not really). Anyway - they're mine and I love them and we should all be happy with what we've got - big or small. And I think my Grandpa would agree.Report Abuse
Sarah Griffiths
Posted Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 11:24 am Reply Delete
I was so jubilant when I had my two children and zoomed up the bra chart - it was a revelation being able to move without padding, underwiring and a permanent chest projection! Although I slid back down that chart quicker than I'd risen, there was something quite comforting about being back to square one, particularly as my husband started looking me in the eye again and listening to what I was saying!!!Report Abuse
Posted Thu Sep 10, 2009 at 10:51 am Reply Delete
Whilst I have I guess been lucky with my endowment, its got me in endless trouble in my twenties, and now looks even further south, by definition, after my two kids chomped away at them. A woman's lot...Report Abuse

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