Dieting and exercising allowed me to bring my bra size down to a 34E, and I feel very comfortable at this size…especially since several high street stores have finally started to carry DD+ bras that are actually cute…hallelujah! One of these shops is surprisingly Primark, I’ve found many hidden gems in here for £10 or less, sure they’re not the best quality but for someone that spends a large amount of time in sports bras and leotards for dance, they’re absolutely fab. I have to say that ASDA is one of my favourite places to buy bras, they fit wonderfully, wash really well and many of the bras have matching pants…who doesn’t love a matching set of cute underwear! However, if you’re looking to invest in really high-quality bras then I highly recommend going into Debenhams or Marks and Spencers, I have a couple that I brought in these stores that I’ve had a couple of years and they’re still going strong. Wonderbra makes the best strapless bra I have tried, it doesn’t slide down or move around while you’re wearing it and it also gives excellent support.
Having large breasts it can make shopping for clothing harder as things can often look rather provocative or unflattering but with a lot of practise I have figured what suits me, and sometimes trying a different style a bra can make something look a lot more flattering as well. I’m not ashamed to show a bit of cleavage but if I do then I will always be sure to cover my legs and arms, however with showing skin comes some judgement and I have experienced sexual remarks from both males and females. With time I have learnt just to brush these off and it’s made me a lot more confident in my figure, because in my head I must have a good figure if someone feels the urge to sexualize my body…plus there’s not a lot I can do to stop them from doing so.
If you have any stories, struggles or tips to share about big boobs then feel free to share them in the comments below.
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This is such a great and empowering post, thank you!
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It's good to read a post which I don't see many girls talk about as well as you have.
Thank you for sharing.
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You should definitely be confident with your figure! I'm a 34C and would love bigger boobs! Haha!
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I really can't empathise with the topic, but I agree ASDA's bras are really good quality. 🙂
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I have always found it difficult to find bras in my size! Even in primark they never seem to have any! It's so frustrating
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They are so pretty!!! xox
At age 12… I was still flat as a pancake… blimey! I hate bras so much Xx
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I wish I got to stay a pancake for a little longer, but oh well nothing I can do now. Bras are horrible sometimes ! x
I can't resist pretty bras, I've been had to be physically dragged out of shops before because I wanted to spend a stupid amount of money on bras! x
I used to find it difficult till I got re-measured at the start of the year and found out I was wearing completely the wrong size! x
I feel like so many people don't give ASDA bras the hype they deserved, some of them are literally like a cuddle for your boobs x
I like to think I have a very feminine figure, even if I still dream about being a C cup x
I feel like boobs can often be a taboo topic, especially nowadays with so much emphasis on having the perfect figure ect. It was nice to share some of my experiences and opinions x
I'm glad it came across as empowering as that's what I wanted it to be! x
Well I have no boobs but I embrace it haha
Lovely post and btw those bras are so pretty x
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Love this post I'm currently trying to lose weight in a 32 GG and would love to be smaller it can be such an hassle and the bra are so expensive xx Pixie http://www.pixieox.co
You'll have to let me know how you get on! I found that my boobs were the last place I lost weight but I was so proud of myself once I did x
Even if you can't relate to the post, it's always nice to look at pretty underwear! x
I can sympathise with you here, before pregnancy I was a 32DD/E and now I'm pregnant I've gone up to a 34DD/E. I went into Victoria sectet once and she measured me at a 32DDD. I also love Asdas for bras, great price as well.
Tasha x
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I'd hate to think how my breast size would increase if I was to fall pregnant (something that shall not be happening) I've always been to scared to be measured in Victoria Secret despite lusting after their bras…however I don't like the price tag when I can buy equally cute ones in ASDA for a third of the price! x
It honestly made me feel self conscious when I was 12 since not a lot of my peers were early bloomers too. I'm also glad more shops are carrying a wider range of sizes now and that they come in pretty designs too.
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It took a while but now I sometimes forget how big I actually am, well until I try on a bralette and my nipple barely fits in it! x
It's so nice that brands are realizing that big busted people do exist and we want pretty underwear as well…ours just needs to be more supportive x
I've always been self conscious about my chest size so I naturally tend to gravitate toward loose fitting tops to cover them but with time I
'Be kind of come to appreciate them more. I think they make me look more proportionate. Running with a larger chest though is like torture!
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That's something I always found myself doing however I realized this actually makes them look bigger as you can't really see the shape of them, I tend to stick to slightly fitted tops (not skin tight but not unshaped) x