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They hang. The point a little downwards. They do not feel or look sexy all the time. They are the reason I cannot wear what I want to wear, what I see on other girls, what I think is sexy or cute.

Tatas, tits, titties, boobies, jugs, melons, breasts — there are dozens of nicknames which describe one, well two universally loved body parts: Boobs. Whether they are big, small, squishy, smooth, heavy, sexy, flat, hanging, natural, fake, saggy, huge, enhanced, perky, reduced, round, unique, soft, cute, squeezable, jiggly, wobbly, tender, massive, scarred, far apart, close together, all shades of skin colours, tiny, stretch marked, sensitive etc — everyone seems to be obsessed with them. In the media, most boobs are still portrayed as being perky and big, but the reality of having big boobs is not always as great as it seems, therefore it is time to uncover big boobs stereotypes and talk about all the ups and downs of being a busty woman. According to evolutionary psychology, men believe that women with larger hips and breasts hourglass body shape are more fertile than women with smaller breasts and hips and are therefore more qualified to carry out their offspring. Breasts are basically bags of fat and were therefore in the past believed to be caloric reserves. Due to lack of food at that time, many people were starving and busty women seemed to have reliable access to food because of their boobs being fat reserves and guaranteed keepers of resources for their potential children. Society feeds off stereotypes.

Just because there's more of them doesn't mean they turn us on more Sometimes big boobs are less sensitive than small boobs. Other parts of our body enjoy foreplay too, y'know. Why not have a little explore We don't all have massive nipples Some do, some don't. Try not to act surprised, either way.

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