I used to be a Q cup.
No, seriously. And I wasn't overweight either. I'm 5'11, waist was 29 inches, measurement from underarm across one breast to center of chest was 34 inches at time of reduction surgery. They literally just never stopped growing. I'm now a 36D, which to me seems comfortably small. My boyfriend has never been with a girl bigger than B, so to him they're huge. It's all perspective.
I hit puberty early, and was the same size at age 11 that I am now. I was hit on constantly, guys thought I was 18 even then. By age 14, it was assumed I was a stripper or a hussy, and I got awful remarks from girls and guys both. It didn't help that I was shy and brainy. When men would proposition me and I told them my age, they'd stare incredulously a moment before thinking better of it and running off.
Do I regret the surgery? Not a single day. I was so sick of people not being able to look past my tits to see my face or my brain/personality. The back pain was horrendous and by the time I got the reduction (at age 21) it was almost disabling. I couldn't sleep on my back (couldn't breathe) or my stomach (just literally impossible), couldn't do many sports/household chores, couldn't find clothes that fit (they make size 20 dresses for chubby girls, not ones that just have huge tits). I put on a few lbs after surgery, have reduced sensation (but they still "work" pretty well anyway), and have scars (my boyfriend likes them) . . but it was completely worth the relief. I still get compliments on my cleavage by strangers, but don't attract the freak show crowd like I used to.
They would have ended up at my stomach in a few years, anyway :tongue:
I was "buying" this story until I read a couple of things. The poster wrote that she "couldn't breath" when she laid on her back. That just doesn't ring true. I have known several women who are just a cup or less size away from her alleged "Q" cup and they had no problem breathing on their back whatsoever. Larger breasts of any size tend to roll to the sides by the arms. Not in the face and the weight is not sufficient, even if held in place on the chest by the sides of the inner arms, or hands, to keep someone from not being able to breath. I know a couple of women her "alleged" Q cup size or nearly so who will attest that I am right on this. Sounds like someones fantasy writing that did not really know how super large breasts fall and what they feel like in various prone positions. Also, I think the poster over reached when they wrote they could not do some household chores. Some sports are not easily done, like tennis or running, you can do it but things tend to bounce around a lot...but household chores? That is just wrong. I know several women, again her size or nearly so, who have no trouble doing any household chore. They easily adjust and breasts sometimes just simply get pushed to one side or another or arms reach around. But not being able to do them is false. A few women I have met, two come to mind, their breasts are silicon string implants and much, much heavier than naturally large breasts of the same size, and they are larger cup sized than the writer. Both easily do all daily household chores, run on a treadmill, stairsteper, work out, drive, sleep on their back and other things. Sleeping on the stomach is problematic, but not the side and the being prone on the back is not uncomfortable or cause them not to breath. The poster I think is someone, probably a guy, who almost wrote a good story, but didn't really understand how larger breasts, both natural and implants, "behave" and how the women who have them cope, adjust, and go through their lives. Yep, this is a fake post but almost good enough to be true. The nice touch about back pain and such and being treated poorly growing up...that does happen but that happens to a lot of women of all breast sizes...C, D, DD and the much more huge sizes. Then again, a lot of women with very huge breast sizes have no back pain at all. The back and stomach muscles (which support the torso) have always been "worked" and have "learned" to accomodate the weight. Not sure what the posters motives were, but the poster is not a real woman and the story is not real.
Can't breath...lol. What a crock. I actually had a lady, a member of this board, who is certifiably enormous busted, write me about this and she also pointed out the same things I caught. I also find it odd that the poster joined the day they posted this alleged and poorly understood story. Sounds like someones fantasy.
Sorry Q cup ladies do exist. Every larger lady I have ever met has been a special person and all have two things in common beside their huge bosoms. A great sense of humor and laughing at life and their boob, and some funny stories to tell of things that have happened to them because someone fot surprised and flumoxed over seeing their endowment. And life is good and bad for them like anyone else...but this poster is a poser.
