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Not sure if it was JJ or HH cups, probably the smaller but I always had low set breasts and by that size they were already getting quite low on my torso and started to look beyond "curvy" and into "too big" on my body given that I have no hips or legs there's only so much boob that can look balanced and voluptous, after that I started to feel disproportionate and their weight started to become a problem to carry.
Also I had settled at around that size on my 2nd spurt so I felt that they were already too big and heavy but glad it stopped there for a couple of years until they started growing again and none of that has been welcome juts aggravating the issues I had to begin with. Still... I do like my boobs as part of me and I do enjoy them myself.
As much as I would like to see bustier people as standard characters in media. Huge boobs play such an important part of our lives in our personality, insecurities, and silly decisions that if they were into mainstream media it would inevitably be sexualised and definitely something frowned up on. I would love a world where that wasn't true, but sadly that's not ours. So... I understand why they don't do it, and I just accept it.
If they casted someone with bigger boobs (H+) for any show, it would inevitably get a huge crowd of pervs jerking off to her online and getting the wrong kind of audience, and for mainstream media it would be hard to fight.
I know Kelly Brooke is in some english TV show, I haen't watched it yet but I am very curious to see how much is her characther the "busty girl" vs a "one more human in the cast" regarding her episodes.
Every time I started a new job, or at my current job where I have to go meet new teams from other offices, I always feel conscious about my chest. I have not had much negative situations though, people have been professional but of course I notice people staring and someone occasionally elbowing their coworker for a look, I notice but honestly, I can't blame them I'd be in the same boat if I was in their position. As long as they keep it professional at the office I understand.
At my local office there is a couple of older ladies that had make it their daily sport to be outraged and "concerned" of my figure, I don't work with them but I can hear them and it's been hurtful in the past, now I just roll my eyes since they have ran out of ideas really. They did say a couple of things to me when I first started, non rude things but still as of surprise, now I just avoid that group.
When I was younger and had smaller (but still big) boobs and had my first jobs, I did try to dress them down as I'd have lots of males in my surroundings and I wanted to avoid attention, it worked OK for the most part. Now I guess that "thankfully" all my last cups growth have happened on my current job from the last 5+ years so people know me, they know I carry the biggest boobs in the office but it's not news to anybody and we all focus on our jobs.
Also, maybe it helps that as I got older I cared less and less about flaunting my figure and I don't mind to rock the tent look anymore, maybe because I have a stable job, I don't need to impress anyone with looks, as long as I look clean and professional I don't have to show the office I have a waist hiding behind my boobs.
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