You win. That is the most ridiculous statement I have heard for quite a while. I would like to think that maybe you have done a lot of drugs because a normal person would not even think like this.
2007-01-21 14:16:03
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answer #1
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answered by Deirdre O 7
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There is a target zone though. Beyond a certain size, a strange thing happens. Some women who are extremely large have no confidence at all, while others have entirely too much confidence - sometimes sort of a fake confidence.
It's stupid though. Any partner worth having will like you for who you are, and your bust size will be perfect for them either way. So it's a terrible thing to base confidence on. Personality, intelligence, sense of humor, and healthiness are better.
There's nothing sexier than a woman with a pretty smile.
2007-01-18 06:49:28
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answered by thebobcatreturns 3
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I don't think so. I have really large breasts and have always been very self concious. I developed early in JR High School, so I got a lot of attention, none of it very positive. I have also always had to struggle to get people (men especially) to talk to ME and not my breasts. I would be a lot more self-confident, I think, if I hadn't gone from training bra to a DD cup at age 14.
They also make it very difficult, like someone said in a previous post, to exercise and buy nice clothes. I can't buy dresses because my butt is a size 12, and my boobs a size 18! Exercise is painful, and running impossible. I feel like a cow! I would much rather have normal sized breasts.
2007-01-18 11:53:12
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answered by Rachel M 4
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I disagree, I've always had a somewhat large bust size and growing up I still had a low self esteem. Very low, so I can't say there is any correlation because some of the females I saw that had high self esteems and was the center of attention were flat like ironing boards.
2007-01-18 08:21:17
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answered by Conscience Sister 3
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Yes, I agree. But this is because men notice a womans breasts much as they do penis size. That is not the girl's fault, but women should realize that men appreciate all the rest of her body also, not just her boobs. I'm a breast-lover too, but I prefer small firm breasts, not immensely over-exagerated ones. Women also should be allowed to show their breasts in public also. I don't mean just anywhere, but on the beach, and at home. I can understand why women hate bras, because breasts are heavy and cumbersome, so having small breasts is a boon especially when exercising and jogging.
2007-01-18 06:48:59
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answered by persnicady 3
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I disagree. I'll take small perky boobs over these heavy D cups anyday. And I am 5'10'' and weigh 135 pounds. I would love to be more athletic but these things are a pain in the ***. They get in the way and don't sit right in anything.
I don't think it has anything to do with a woman's confidence.
2007-01-18 14:04:14
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answered by Thinking 'bout it 2
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How about a man with large breasts? Does he feel extra confident?
I don't see the correlation between breast size and confidence in women. My sister has DDs and she's a nervous wreck. I have Bs and I will do anything at least once.
2007-01-18 09:58:01
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answered by heathen 4
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I think bust size is directly proportional to the woman's body and genetic makeup. Unless she has implants, her body size is determined by either exercise or the way her genetic code grows. It's strange that men untrained in the medical field think they know this about a woman.
2007-01-18 06:45:26
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answered by greylady 6
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I say confidence is direct proportional with the bank account.If u have that big enough the bust size can also "grow".
2007-01-20 12:35:47
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answered by Zbenguici 2
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no. i have a small bust and during middle and high school, my confidence was low. but i learned to accept my size and realize i'm beautiful without the large bust.
it's important for a woman to realize her worth is not connected to her breasts or any other part of her body for that matter.
today's media (tv, magazines, advertising) does not help women accept their looks. it is important for all of us to realize that our beauty does not come from these definitions. we must find it in ourselves
2007-01-18 06:49:06
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answered by patricia ming 2
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