17 Reasons Why Having Big Boobs Isn't All That Great
Jun 19, 2014 18:58
Are big boobs a gift or are they simply troublesome for the women who have them? It is always greener on the other side, but like any well-endowed woman would know, there's always a downside of having them too big. Here are 17 times when it sucks having big boobs.
1. You can't do this with a crop t-shirt without exposing some underboob.
2. You'll need an extra button because they can't withstand the power of your boobs.
3. The only way to wear a tight shirt without buttoning to the top is to wear tshirt underneath.
4. Underboob sweat is really a thing.
5. Your cleavage funnels sweat down your chest.
6. Cleavage sweat isn't as bad as arm pit sweat though.
7. There is such a thing as boob deodorant.
8. Bras for big breasted women are thick and thus, warm.
9. You'll always have to worry about them popping out.
10. And you'll have to worry your dress can't hold them in.
11. Let's just say, you use a lot of fabric.
12. And if your bikini doesn't fit, you show off some underboob.
13. You can never do this at a beach.
14. They can be heavy if you lie down flat on your back.
15. You risk them coming out of your dress if you are too angry.
16. Pictures you take like this seems pornographic.
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