My right foot is bigger than my left by about a hlaf a size. My right breast is also larger. Is this normal?

Question

thank you JLC. that is so kind of you!

i am 27. almost 28. when will puberty be over for me?

Answer 1

When I read your question, I thought that perhaps you were my mirror image. My left breast is about 1/2 cup size larger than the right, and my left foot is about 1/2 shoe size larger than the right foot. Now, if we could just distribute and share evenly.....

You're perfectly normal. Because if you're not, then, neither am I.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Depends on how old you are. Breast size, especially in early development, is usually awkward, and one is bigger then the other for a bit. I've never really heard of foot size being that way, but if you're going through puberty at the moment, then yes, one foot is probably growing a bit faster then the other. Don't worry though, things should even out soon enough. Just wear sandals until your feet stop growing, that way you won't have to go through fifty pares of shoes.

Answer 4

Breasts being a different size is pretty common, but I don't think most people's feet vary as much as half a size. No one I know has ever mentioned that to me...except my husband and his is due to surgery. I hope...unlike him, that you can get by with buying one pair of shoes. Luckily even though it might possibly be a pain when buying shoes, I doubt if most people would notice it when looking at you.

Answer 5

Your right foot being slightly bigger than the left is normal...I would certainly like to examine your right breast to see how much larger it is than your left..Although I have heard of cases where one breast was slightly larger than the other...I really would need to touch & measure them to make so the blood is flowing accurately

Answer 6

This is perfectly natural!

A lot of girls complain about their breasts being different sizes- I've read in plenty of magazines that it's perfectly normal and healthy.

As far as feet go, one of mine is also bigger than the other. This isn't all that uncommon either.

Answer 7

Yes, this is normal...everybody is slightly different on each side. Just some are more than others.

Answer 8

yes , Everyones left side is different from their right side of the body. No one is perfectly simetrical.

Answer 9

27! That is hella old. Time for the nursing home you crazy lopsided freak!

Answer 10

perfectly normal. Men have these issues too.