This isn't my typical post on my account. I'm a NSFW account where I show myself off. I even have a few body positive posts about not being ashamed of dark marks and uneven breasts but there are days where I absolutely hate how uneven they are, like this past week.

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My left noob is noticeably smaller than my right one. The last time that they were even was when I was on a dosage of medication a few months ago that balances my hormones to help manage my mild to moderate adult acne. I would have stayed on that dosage if it didn't horribly mess with my period, every 2 weeks.

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If I'm not careful about what I wear I notice the differences of sizes. No one has pointed it out it's just based on what I see.

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Both boobs have different sensitivities, my left noob feeling little to no stimulation compared to my right. This effects my personal pleasures.

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I've been trying massaging techniques because I have been primarily stimulating one breast over the other during my pleasure sessions for about 10 years. That might be a contributing factor.

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Supposedly my mom felt like her boobs were uneven in her 20s. She currently feels more confident about her breast size now. So, genetics are probably a factor.

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My period sometimes alters the sizes, typically makes the bigger of the two even bigger during my cycle.

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I've seen doctors and there's apparently nothing wrong with them, just most likely hormones. Most of the time doctors are either indifferent to my issues and don't give advice or they just assure that it's normal to have uneven breasts, which I already know. They don't give advice as to emotionally and mentally deal with it. Or they just reluctantly suggest plastic surgery, which doesn't solve shit for me because surgery desensitized breasts and honestly can make breast issues worse.

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It's even harder when there aren't non-grim, average uneven titty role models. Most of the role models who have uneven breasts either had cancer, had a kid or has a rare mutation. It seems like that's the only tit stories media outlets allow on a mainstream level. Basically, it's only allowed to be talked about it if you went through a" tragedy", "sacrifice", or "struggle" in an exploitive, audience gaining manner. Not that those who went through those things shouldn't have a voice, but when those are the only tit discussions it associates and normalizes uneven breasts as a "struggle" rather than the norm. I feel like I'm being ignorant here though. . I've posted my tits on my profile and people tend to praise and relate to my views and showcasing of my tits so, knowing I'm not alone helps sometimes. And if it helps others feel confident about their tits then it's kind of unexpectedly heart-warming.

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What's your views and advice on dealing with uneven breasts? Any input is welcome.

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TL;DR: There are some days where I don't feel confident about my uneven breasts. I have consulted people and have tried different methods but I feel like I get little to no substantial advice on how to deal with it emotionally and mentally and that no one talks about it enough or they aren't allowed to talk about how normal uneven breasts actually are. I've unexpectedly boosted others confidence over their breasts with a few posts about my uneven breasts.