Breast Feeding
Breasts are designed for one thing and one thing only: to nurse babies. Do you know that breastfeeding your baby is the healthiest thing you can do for them? Studies show that breastfed babies grow up smarter, healthier, and more immune to all kinds of diseases.
Society has placed such importance on women’s breasts always looking young, full and perky, that many women are afraid to nurse their babies because they don’t want their breasts to sag! Indeed, a lot of the women who get breast implants do so because they are ashamed of their “deflated breasts” from to nursing their children. It’s a shock to go from full and large nursing breasts to “empty tube socks flapping in the breeze” as one woman put it.
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Women Who Want Smaller Breasts
Many women develop large breasts during puberty and are unhappy with them because of all the unwanted attention that comes with an ample bustline, not to mention the backaches, painful shoulders from tight bra straps, not being able to jog, do aerobics, or feel “light” and “free”, and always having to sleep with a bra on. It’s also difficult to find a bra that provides enough support and looks pretty and feminine at the same time.
A girl that develops large breasts at eleven or twelve is also probably going to have to worry about a sagging bustline at eighteen or in her early twenties. Gravity is no friend to women! It’s ironic that although the obsession is with “big boobs”, “big tits”, “big hooters”, “big knockers”, “huge ta-tas”, or many other names that the owners of an ample bustline have heard all too often, the women who are blessed with them don’t always feel lucky.
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