23, F, 5'2, bra size 34H.

I've always had large breasts growing up and they've always been a self-conscious spot for me. Big boobs are supposed to be a good thing but I never really saw myself as fitting that stereotype even though among my friends, I was always that girl with big boobs. In high school one of my friend's dad 's, as soon as he met me, said that girl will never fall on her face! Thankfully I didn't hear them because I would have been mortified.

Big boobs are nice but when people think of them they usually think of D cup, not a cup size bigger than F and I was already an F an while ago thinking I'd never be bigger than that. Who would? I didn't even know bras went bigger since most brands stop making them at that size and department stores don't really carry them.

At 5'2, being short, my boobs are the first thing that people see and when I'm talking to somebody face-to-face and they look down they are impossible to hide or miss even in a shirt that has no cleavage at all. At that point it doesn't matter because they're so disproportionate.

Button up shirts... Running... Looking classy or elegant rather than "busty" or "voluptuous" are just a few embarrassing things. Or not being and to trade clothes with my friend without stretching them out..

I'm not looking for sexting or graphic dirty talk but rather a real conversation where someone teases me and gets in my head about the insecurity. I'm NOT looking to be told big boobs are beautiful. I know I get stared at. I know they make me clumsy and And kept me from being athletic. I know they limit my fashion and are a defining trait even in moments where they are irrelevant like job interviews and in school. I know H cup is way too big. As I get into my twenties, my Dr. told me that they're only likely to get bigger and I know perosnally that I'll always be "that woman with the big boobs" instead of just "that girl." Even my dad is embarrassed