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That's OK. We "little" ones can go without a bra and nobody notices. It's a lot more comfy. Would you rather be big and uncomfortable????? Well, maybe I need to think about that for awhile..... 
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I hate that I now need to wear a bra most of the time. Not that I do - I just have to remember not to run up the sttairs when I don't! 
Small can be very nice.
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Little Perkies
#79629 - 06/15/04 04:28 PM
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Bevvy
Reged: 11/04/03
Posts: 5918
Loc: Northwest Washington State
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You guys with small boobs are BLESSED! You can go without bras -- how MARVELOUS! Just imagine, if you will, having huge boobs hanging down to your bellies, so big that you couldn't possibly go out for a jog (oh, the pain!), even if you wear TWO athletic bras at the same time (yeah, that was fun), and then, after wearing your giant (36-DD) bra all day long, the shoulders begin to ache from all the weight, and you finally take off that bra, look in the mirror, and see that the straps dug into your skin, which is all red and chapped.
Give me little perkies ANY day!
Big Boobed Bev 
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Ah, but you don't have my problem of not filling dresses! If my boobs had got just the teeniest bit smaller when I lost weight, my wedding dress wouldn't have fitted! There's only just enough of me as it is! 
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Hey Bev,
I guess we always want something we can't have. Guess I should just be happy with my "little perkies" and no-bra comfort.
Little perkie Barbie 
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I second Bevrs comment!! I am a size 32DD and have major back problems after a car accident in 1995. I had been researching breast reductions for the past year and finally mentioned it to my dr. about a month ago. He wasn't very encouraging really but it is worth my efforts anyway. But Bevrs is right about the physical activity and also around my PMS they hurt very badly. My dr.'s main concern was the fact that I haven't had children yet and the whole breast feeding issue. I am 27 and have no potential mate so I could be waiting forever to get relief! Just venting now.. 
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